Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-20
Hayes Aggregation Keeps
Steady Procession Of
Touchdowns Crossin 6
>Goal Line During Entire
Contest; Several M a d e
Within a Minute After Oh
tanning Possession OF The
Ball

Hayes aggregation of East Grand
Forks high school football players
swamped Warren high yesterday aft
ernoon, piling up a total Of SO points
to their opponents 0. Warren's de-
tense was penetrated at every point
with ease and the East Siders kept a
veritable procession of touchdowns
crossing the goal line during the entire
contest. -Four touchdowns were
made the opening quarter, the first
one after a minute and a half Of play.
There was little,intercst in the game
because Of the ease with which East
Grand Forks scored. HayesA team
did not even play up to standard, but
there were two outstanding features
that deserve mention. They were the
consistency with which the extra point
after touchdowns vas scored through
place kicks and the running back OF
punts and kicks by Jacobs. Twelve
instance but one.~the extra point was
rung up by either Borchers or Jacobs.
.s Jacobs Sensation.
Jacobs open field running bordered
on the sensational. although hts gains
would not have been so1ong If he had
been playing against a team Of
| tacklersN ,.
Warren had a team of fighters. but
the men were not coached. They
! were a husky bunch and there is ma
terial in the team for a winning az
Eregation. The time seemed to have
been spent in teaching the men a long
string Of plays rather than the funda-
mentals Of football. Scot at quarter
back played a hard game and deserves
| lnfU nf rrnH{t FIR the hoff1o he nllf I'm
but even he w~orked-under the dis
advantage Of not knowing.
East Grand Forks began scoring
with the first whistle. Marks re-
'ceived the kick and came back 40
yards. Two moro long gains, N by
Borchers and another by Marks took
the ball to the goal line from where
Marks went over. Borchers kicked q
goal from placement for the extra
point.
Warren Fumblcs.
Warren received the kick off and
fumbled, East Grand Forks %recover
I ing. Three plays were all hat was
necessary to score again. Borchers and
Jacobs taking the ball to within five
yards OF the goal line and Jacob,
went over. Borchers again made 6
J place kick. 70
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twice the ball was again fumbled and
more plays pushed the oval over again
Borchers crossing the line and making
} The score FL with a kick from place
ment.
Warren gained their first distance.
Of any account when they received
again. q completed forward pass CAV,
the visitors II yards and Scott mad
4 v more of tackle. They wer'
forced to punt, however, and Jacobs
came back 40 yards. Marks went 3
around end over for another touch
down, but Borchers missed The kicl
and the quarter. ended ~ to 0.
Marks Gets Another.
) At tho opening OF the second quar-
ter Marks tried the liae, the hole hat
closed, however, before he got to 1
and he slipped unnoticed aroun
right end and went ton yards for
touchdown. Borchers again KICKED
from placement for the extra point.
After receiving the kick Ware,
!, thHeatened to score whom a pass. Scot
to Anderson was completed. Ander
: son was back Of the secondary defens
: and had a clear field. but Jacobs RAJ
; him down from behind. Warren wa
) forced tt put and Jacobs allowed tn
ball to roll within three yards Of tn
goal limo before he fell OF 1t, thinkinI
that It would bound across, but on tn
next play Borchers took 1t out Of dan
ger and a pass Borchers to Mark
Melted 40 yards and Borchers wen
over. The half ended after Borcher
added tho extra one point.
!, Moro Or Less Accidental.
The next touchdown was more o
!, Lass accidentally BrOwell had zone 4