South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-26
POWERFUL TOLEDO
ELEVEN CRUSHES
LOCAL HIGH TEAM
Orange and Blue Unable to
Hold Opponents, Who Run
Up Score of 81 to g.

TOLEDO. O., Nov. 25.-(SpeciaD
South Bend High school played
their last game of the season here
today. losing to the much heavier,
un6efeated Waite High school foot
ball machine at the Waite field. 81
TO 6. Handicapped by injuries to
two OF their best men, one OF whom
was unable TO enter the game. the
Indiana team fought valiantly until
the last whistle blew. Stronger
teams have appeared here but none
was gamer than the South Bend ag-
gregation.
Capt. 10 Sabo OF the visitors ap-
peaTed on the field with a badly in
fected lip. swollen to twice its ma
tural size. Although suffering from
his injuries. Sabo played his usual
strong game, urging on his team
mates In an effort to ward off the
PUSHES OF their heavier and stronger
opponents. Sabo refused to remain
behind and Joined his team late Fri
day night. Sabo was compelled to
have his lip lanced last night in To-
ledo before starting for this city.
Pierce Light Line
Capt. Stamman OF the locals fea.
tured the game with numerous off
tackle and line smashes that netted
substantial gains. Time after time
the lighter South Bend line was
parted by their heavier adversaries
permitting the Waite backs to go
through for consistent lines. Waite
was as equally proficient in end runs
and forward passes, more than half
of their points resulting from their
aerial attack. Jeffreys. right end for
Waite engineered the majority OF
the passes with Berndt on the re
ceiving end.
Hollowell at end, and Buntman
at fullback were outstanding stars
for thee Indiana eleven. Hollowen
succeeded in stopping the end runs
of Waite backheld and on several
hard line smashes, ploughing through
the heavy Waite line for cors-sten.
gains only to have his own line
crumble whene within distance OF
the opponents goal. Bununan's
rushes through the Waite line re-
suited in the first score OF the game.
This came early in the first quarteer
and resulted in reenforcsments be-
ing sent in TO bolster the Waits
line.
The entire first team was quickly
rushed TO the rescue and from then
on, South Bend was unable to pierce
their line for very large gains. The
score at the end of the first quarter
stood Is TO s, but as the game pro
crossed. the heavier Waite line wore
down their opponents and the locals
scored almost at will.
Both teams escaped with slight
injuries. although the playing was
hard throughout. Findlay played
in KIosinskis place at center Tor
South Beend and, although consid-
erably outweiGhed, gave a good az
count of himself.
Lineup:
Waite Position South Bend
Keller .......... Hollowell
Left End
Trumbuu ..-.....-...... Noedlsh
Left Tackle
Pouley ............... LIckey
Left Guard
Stiffney ................... Flndlay
Center
Dreyer ........ ...s.ss dEL4lt-
Right Guard
Herman ............ ...-... R4eutI
Right Tackle
Jeffrey ......--...... Rhoutson6
Right End
Domboff .........-....- Edwards
Quarterback
Berndt SabO
Left Halfback
I Johnson .......... NslhOe
RICH Halfback
! Stamann ............ Buntmsn
FullbaCk
! Referee. White, Marietta; umpire.
/ Wearley. Wittenburg; head lines
man. Clare. Ohio State.