The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-06
Moline HIGH
GRID MACHINE.
!. WINS, "A TO 0
Even LaSalle Team, Finely Train.
ed, u Poor Match for RAM
pant Plew Boys.

U8u0 AVW UVyOS
Playing a brand Of football OF
credit to most college teams. the
Maroon and White eleven contin-
ued its march to greater honors by
overwhelming the speedy LaSalle
aggregation by A to 0 score At
Browning field Saturday.
Senneff's crew started with an
unconquerable vim and continued
the dash and snap for the first
three periods. Substitutions and a
pair of breaks in favor Of the OPP
position halted the march in the
fourth period, the only quarter in
which Moline did not cross the Wis
itors' goal.
Moline's victory Saturday brings
her total points for the six games
played to 421 against Z by the op-
ponents, which is a record for the
Pillow City and may also be a state
mark.
LaSalle. was everything that ad-
vance notices predicted. It is the
only team that has caused Moline
any worry during the progress Of
the game this season and the best
trained and best conditioned outfit
that the tribe of Senneff has buck
. ed up against Because of their
feetfooted backfield men, Moline
| was constantly worried when the
visitors were in possession Of the
oval. LaSalle earned three first
| downs, one by Weaver for yards
right through Moline's left tackle.
LaSalle's players showed real
football knowledge. They know
how to tackle and block. They had
q repertoire Of plays and executed
them nicely behind the line, but
that was usually as far as they ad-
| vanced. 1t was a case of a good
! light team against a good heavy
team and the spoils went to the
big fellows. Coach Fellows is de-
serving of lot of credit for the
Equality of his aggregation and the
visiting players are to be commend
ed highly for their fighting spirit
Moline was unable to uncork any
long and sensational runs, as in
previous contests, except via the
aerial route.
The feature of the afternoon wa:
the perfection with which the Ma
room and White executed its for
ward pass attack. Of Is forward
passes attempted, nine were sue
cessful for a total gain of IL:
yards. Moline's defense in this de
partment was also good, LaSalls
being unsuccessful in six overhead
attempts.
Schmidt Stars.
! Captain Marvin Schmidt was thu
bulwark of the Moline team
Schmidt smashed through the visi
i tors line and around their ends fol
substantial gains whenever he wa!
called upon to carry the oval
Dick Toline also had great day
but did not gain as much yardag'
as his captain. Simpson also die
we'll. Leo Carlson could not &c
away as brilliantly as in previou
games.
Moline counted it's first markel
after three minutes of play. Hol
mer kicked off and LaSalle wa
forced to punt. Simpson received
the kick in midfield. Two forward
passes, Schmidt to Carlson ant
Holmer to Carlson, with coupl
of short line plurges, by Schmid
and Toline sandwiched in. brough
the oval to the 4-yard line. Tolin
smashed over the first attempt. HI
missed try for goal
Following the next kickoff, tn
visitors made their first down o
the game. In two line smashe
Reinhard, right halfback, made 81:
yards. Fazio, the other half. smash
ed through for the necessary fcu1
: Moline was caught mapping on tn
next play, a delayed pass, Fazi
travelling nine yards before he wa
stopped. The going looked goo
for LaSalle at this stage of tn
game and Moline began to worry
but bad luck overlook the visitor
on the next play. intended for
forward pass, the center tossin
the oval over Quarterback Hasse'
: head, he being thrown for 20
yard loss. LaSalle punted to mid
field and Moline marched straigh
+. through for another touchdown, til
progress being featured by an II
yard smash off right tackle b
Schmidt and a forward pass
Schmidt to Toline, for 10 scribe:
Toline carried the ball over
Moline (41 Guckert, lie: Hol
: mer, It; Axene, lg; Ardahl, c
, Freeman, rig; Erickson, TT; Carl
mark. re; Simpson, OBJ; Carlso,
lib; Toline, RIB; Schmidt, fb.
LaSalle (0)-Ryan. re: Baxter
: IT.; Hanson, rg; Hosutt, C; Billiard
lg; Gaynor. It: Baker, lie; Hasst
Oh; Reinhard. RIB; Fazio, lib; ia
gelski, fb.
SubstitutiOns-Swanson for Guck
, ert. Guckert for Swanson, Yeage
for Schmidt, Schmidt for Carlson
: Raas for Axene, Gierlius for Free
man, Beckstrom for Ardahl, Wea
yer for Reinhard, Noon for Billiard
Walloch for Noon, Strout for Han
son, Reinhard for Weaver, Weave
for Jagelski, Toms for Ryan, John
!, for Toms, Noon for Stout.
: Score by quarters:
Moline t............1 3 IL 10 o.
LaSalle ........ % 0 0 o.
Neutrality-suspicious. 3, Simpson
Axene, Schmidt, Carlson.
Points after touchdown - Tolint
Simpson.
Officials -. Truitt. Cornell, rel
cree: Mitterling, Ursulus; Camp
hall Knov