The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-11-10
SHUTOUT FOR
LEAVENWORTH
AT ENTIAT

Last Friday the local high school
football team journeyed to Entiat-
ana came home sadder but wiser. To
De sure the local team were some
what weakened by the loss of three OF
their men because of unavoidable cir
cumstances, but these vacancies were
well filled when the game started
However, during the first on9rter
Kay Jones broke through the line and
tackled one of Entiat's men ten wards
back OF the line of scrimmage and
suffered a twisted neck and as a con-
sequence had to be removed from the
game. In the second Quarter Var
nard Gay was tackled back of His
own line. just in the act of passing
was hit by two men at once in fact
and suffered such severe injuries that
he had to be taken from the game.
These two men We're hard to repIaca
and although quarterback Raw tones
went into the game the sec md half
he had not yet recovered sufficiently
to call signals.
The line held like stone wall AMI
Entiat made all her yardage on long
end runs and one touchdown was
made on a returned punt from the
middle of the field.
LeaYenWorth made yardage a num-
Der Of times but seemed to lack the
zip to put the ball across. The En-
tat goal was in danger several times.
FIRST Quarter-Leavenwor kick
ed off and Entiat returned to Boyd.
line, when by a series of cross-bucks
ana end runs she finally succeeded in
putting the ball over for a touch
down IN the first 10 minutes of play.
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the first play after that Ray Jones
was injured and had to leave the
game. End of quarter with ball on
Entiat's 35-yd. line.
Second Quarter-Ball in possession
of Entiat. Lost to Leavenworth on
downs. By a series of line bucks
and end runs Leavenworth advances
ball toward Entiat's goal and Gay
ran back for forward pass when the
guards failed to protect him, leaving
him wide open. Two men hit him at
once, forcing him to be carried off
the, field. The half ended with the
ball near the. middle of the field.
Score 7 to for Entiat
Third Quarter-Entiat kicked off
and the ball was see-sawed up and
down the field until Leavenworth
punted into the hands of Entiat's
safety who ran half the length of the
field for a touchdown. Leavenworth
showed up poorly in tackling
throughout the game. There We're,
however, few who should be COM
mended on their good playing: Ray
Jones, Leslie Lingley Floyd Rear
lex and Elvin West, playing a partic-
ularly strong game
Fourth Quarter-With the ball
near the center of the field, Entiat
soon after the beginning of the quar-
ter by wide end run and some clev-
er lodging on the part of the one car
rying the ball, Entiat managed to
get another touchdown. Toward the
end of the quarter Leavenworth be-
gan a march toward the opponents
goal and were stopped finally by the
whistle. Score 20 to 0 against them.
The lineup was as follows: Leon
ard Brender, lie; Elvin West, It; Les
lie Lingley, lg; James Learey, c;
Walter Wade, rg; Earl Harris, 1T;
Howard Troll, re; Ray Jones, q; Wal
lace Grove, rh; Floyd Rearick fb;
Narnard Gay, III. Substitutes: Dale
Hauck, Harry Gibson, Phares Hert-
zog.
Leavenworth high versus Cashmere
lllSH vi AIItllSIlCe LAY, Will be Ile
next game, and should attract large
crowd.
The last game of the season will
be played on the local field when
Chelan comes down here determined
to get even for being beaten by Leav-
enworth in a game played earlier in
the season at Chelan. 1t is bound to
be a good game as the teams are
evenly matched.