Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-20
AURORA BEATS RED
AND WHITE IN LAST
QUARTER Of GAME
FINAL SESSION RESULTS IN OF.
FEAT OF OTTAWA AFTER HARD
UPHILL FIGHT AGAINST MUCH
STRONGER FoE-scoRE WAS
20 TO O.

Aurora NJ, Nov 21.-~tSpeeial3---
Moth balls sill be brought out and
footballs slowed away at the high
school now after Ottawa was sent
down Ia rs eighth consecutive defedt
Saturday at the hands OF the fast
East Aurora agGgcention The hnal
Score &C % 0, which save the East
Auroraitos victory, paved their way
for their big civil war with West High
ON ThqnNsg wing dav.
There were nearly 1000 witnesses
TO the appropriate conclusion of out
side festivities. but the nonsttaUdiog
public was unYittinsly included IN the
celebration when the poppy student
band had finished it, tr.umphal march
through the streets OF the city. The
light weight warriors shared in thu
glory Of the day by wallopirg- dat
the word waloping the 1illen Teen
seconds in the initial game. 9 10 Q.
The heavyweight contest was one
between team which was stronger
knew it, and played accordingly, and
another equally as cogniZant OF its
under dog position. but refusing 10 adj
nit IT, After making a pair OF first
downs in the FIRST session, Ottawa
bracod refused the password to the
gallopinc Johnson end Burkel and
punted the ball out of danger from its
twelve yard line.
But the Red and Black was not 10
be denied. and started the second
quarter with more Of determination
and las3 of confidence. Chuck John
son indicated his square jaw when .
he smashed. crashed and dove through 4
the opposing line for repeated gains, I
with such yicieusness that on one oe-
casion both he and Leonard Logan,
Ottawa full back, came together in a
headon collision that layed both Of
them out
The Aurora player continued in the
game, but the visiting WARRIOR sustain
ed & spine injury that may prove
serious With a m2rch that was made
possible only 10y pretty Interference,
tile Fast High fan back smashed
through for three first downs. and
finally pounded through the visiting
line for tho first touchdown. Cutter
dropped back and scored the extra
poflt with matchlegs goal from
placement II must he said that ProD-
ernick's interrogation OF M Ottawa for !
ward pass was one OF the determining 1
factors that started the local engine "a
running swcetly.
Coach Roblnsons charges scored
twice IN the final period. each time
with the ball cluteheG in the spacious
arms of the husky Blonde full back.
Johnson. However, equal credit must
be given BiIkey, whose ability to pick
holes was gratifying; to Propernicll /,
whose interference was perfect, and /,
hole opening ability OF the line.
When the final period opened East \
High had the bali on Ottawa's twelve
yard line, q position that had been !,
gained by none other than straight 4
football, plus Burkel's twenty yard re- /;
turn Of an Ottawa kick. Johnson took i
the hole opening ability Of the line
ripped through for the second marker
Cutter booted another placement, and
the score stood, East High, IA OF
tawa, O.
Then TO prove that all the punch is
not contained in the so-called first
string, & number Of utility players, in
Guiding Pohl Shaw, Patcleki and Til
dor, were substituted Again East
High punched the visitors line. John
son varied things by sllirting left cad
for forty yards, the longest run of the
game, and followed by hurting over 4
tangled mass of players for the third
and final score Of the game. Cutters
attempted place kick hit the cross bar
aud bounded back. In due considera-
ton for ottawa, it must be stated /
tllta their list Of substitutes became 4
somewhat depleted ner the close Of 1
the game and their team was yisibly 4
tited They fought good fight, but /
against hopeless odds.
t1East High looked good after the i
first period. Their interference was
wen nigh perfect pretty to watch l