Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-15
BIG SANDY eleven MAKES
SCORE OF SEASON
AGAINST Blue and WHITE
Great Falls Wins Easy Victory Over Visitors
So to g.; Forward Passes Are Feature
of Scoring.

line. Hober made first down with a
IA yard flight around right end.
Thisted made nine the same way, and
SohI made it first down through guard.
Charters heaved the oval again to
Lowry. who was tearing down the left
side, and another 80 yard pass was
completed for a touchdown. A for
ward pass attempt to right end for
the extra point was intercepted.
Big Sandy held Great Fails for
downs after the kickoff but lost the
bali when Woodahl intercepted a pass
which Hofsommer had designed for
Don Shuts. This was on the % yard
line. Sohl fumbled and Big Sandy
recovered. Great Falls having been
penalized 10 yards for holding just
before the tumble. Here was where
the Big Sandy score came. Snow
smashed the line for five yards, Dosia
Shuts got a yard at left tackle and
then hit the pivot for four yards n
first down. The quarter ended after
the first down had failed to gain.
Big Sandy's Touchdown
The final quarter opened with Big
Sandy m~arshalled for action on the
local 5-yard line. Two downs failed to
get but a yard. On the last down,
Dosia Shuts started on what looked to
be a right end run. The play sucked
in the Great Falls end and Shuts
tossed a lateral pass along to Hofsom-
mer, who swept around wide right
end for the touchdown. Don Shuts
failed in his placement for the extra
point.
SohI punted after the Big Sandy
kickoff, the ball going out of bounds
at midfield, but Great Falls recovered
when Big Sandy fumbled. A pass,
Thisted to Charters, Melted II yards,
and after several plays Charters made
the final touchdown around the right
end on a 14-yard run.
One thing which was extremely an
moving and just as unnecessary was the
crowd of small boys and, too, many
men who should have known better,
who persisted in running up and down
the sidelines on the bleaCher side of
the field. 1t is certain that they could
see the game no better than those in
the stands, and they did spoil the
vision for those in the lower tiers of
seats, besides getting in the way of
officials. 1t is high time that this is
stopped, and officials would be per
fectIy within their rights in FORGETTING
a game to a visiting team If the prac-
ticp continues. With the attendance
which the high school is getting. an
officer to keep the field policed and the
bleacher side line clear can well be
afforded.
The summary:
CT. FALLS(53) BIG SANDY(6D
Lowry Don SHUTS
Left end
Baier (capt.) .:...... Schilling
Left tackle
BartSch Flahefty
Left guard
Olson ...........,. Bartlett (capt.)
Center
VI. Harris Campbell
Right guard
Ihlsted flatness
Right tackle
COWan ....-.. ffelneS
Right end
Charters ..-....-..... HofSommer
Quarterback
Hober Dosia Shuts
Left halfback
F. Anderson ........... McClintock
Right haffback
SOhl snow
Fullback
Score: Great Falls rs. Big Sandy 6.
Touchdowns: Great Falls-Charteris
3. Baier. Sohl. Thisted, A. Woodahl,
Lowry; Big Sandy-Hofsommer. Scores
on play following touchdown; Sohi 4.
Charters. Passes completed: Great
Falls l. Big Sandy .. Passes not
completed: Great Falls 4, Big Sandy 3.
Substitutions: Great Falls-A. Wood
ahl for F. Anderson, Lenny for This
ted, Thisted for SOhl. Shaw for Cowan,
Jaeger for A. Woodahl, F. Anderson
for Hober: Big Sandy-Callison for
Flaherty, IIurd for Dosia Shuts.
Time of quarters: u minutes.
Officials: Referee-Bill Bolden of
West Virginia; umpire-Paul Freeman
of Michigan; head linesman-Walter
Pnck. imekeener-C. 3. Perry.