The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
STARS OTAE1
DAYS CHEER h
MOLINE Soon
Maroon and White Trl,r,h FL
Peoria Central, - to :, iraiI|. I
Homecoming Crsvl

Maroon and White Trl,-,x g
Peoria Central, - to :, isli
Homecoming Crowd
The days Of real sport IN,
past. Moline high school -
stars of past generations. m.s ".
played as far back as lsss
those who were mersber, =
championship Aggregations u
and 1907. watching their a..
ants of 1922 at Browning fsls n.
urday blowing through the ~
OF their opponents. learned ~.
doubt that the glories Of Il. y.
room and White are in safeLsss
The youths of today moveS
their opponents, the Peoria n,
trails, by the decisive coupt ~
to Z. The boys Of 1922 nerss,s
brilliantly and we'll. They fo..s
the quality of fight that can ~ n
surpassed. always with All NJ.
energy, physical and mental \.
always clean. Surely, the a..
stars of years gone by. A n.
watched their successors ON n
field of battle, must have admi,,.
that the tribe of Senneff ia ina
good as the formidable eleven, 4
velOped by Cyrus Dietz ana Is.
vey Mckinley.
Moline played wonderful Mi
its best game of the season M,
man did his part and did II. III
Mistakes were few. Commend,Il
performances were innumerabla
But Peoria. too, must be rir,J
credit for never weakening n
uphill and hopeless fight. Thia
evidenced by the fact that the II 4
itors kept plungging away until -
finally registered touchdown
the last few seconds of play p,
ria staged the same kind Of a
that Moline did at Champaiss I
previous Saturday. -
Moline End Starr
The pleasant feature of the Pa
ria victory was the manner
which Moline ends did their an
Carlmark and Swanson, and Cad
ert. when be was injected into d
fray. covered themselves WI
glory. They played their great,
games of the season. They Va
fast in getting down on purn
broke up interference continual
often getting the man with the M
and several times threw the oppou
ents for losses. The entire lin
played a whiz of game, and d
work of Freeman and Erickct
aside from the wing men, was con,
mendable.
The backfield played Its upil
good game. Quarterback Simtcl
used good Judgment in diretinl
the attack
FIRST QUARTER.
Peoria received the kickoff aad I'd
unable to advance. Maple punted. NsAz
made first downs on two plays By fsis
and schmidt. but was forced 10 puniaiN
two attempts to adv ance again. Two d
runs by Schmidt, one around each u4l
for gains of 10 and IA YARDS ieatan
the period for Moline The Maroon vi
White made downs four times this ptns
but twice the locals were thrown
losses. once for II and the Other Tor
yards. Matthews of Peoria threw 90
into the M sroon and White when be ran
30 yards from fake punt formation ~
period ended with Peoria puntihy 70 ~
line on Moline 33-ysrd line.
SECOND QUARTER.
Moline hits its stride in the opening
the second period. On the second pa
Carlson advanced the oval to the 30yy'
line on a delayed pass A penalty % =
oria brought IT to the l5-yard marx. y
line made two gains of ! and strices
through the line. Schmidt ADDED
other and ToIine took it over ard pss
kicked for the extra point. The pa1
down occurred after three minutes
lapsed of the second period. Score: Asas
:. Peoria. o.
Finn greeted Me!ine's defense Win
lS-yard return on the kickoff. Maps II
Matthews made il first down but ~
their advanced stopped. Two lou
marches toward goal we're also stopp~
this period. one by l5-yar1 F~nsV
the other OIL an intercepted iorSaru
The hurting back of Maple for i-H
loss by ArdahI and Hoimer and finh
Swanson for three strides featured
Moline defense this period. Homer ~
ed to Maple on the Peoria 3u-yahu
who returned 10 strides, - tne I1S
ended.
THIRD QUARTER, =.
A beautiful criss cross Tonne 70
son. from the Peoria 42-yard nne'
minutes after the opening oil inc
period. gave Moline its second ms
Carlson had wonderful interference ~
play and his own manfuvtrs VIZ ~ N
ular. His run was preFedea w a. NJ
ward smash eff tackle by Dick TONNE ~
failed 10 kick goal after Touchdown.
Three intercepted forward passes
counted for Mehne-s other three .oTS
downs. Toline nabbed tive OF ihes
5o-yard line and sprinted Inc ~,
distance. Ycager grabbed the o'n''
Peorias 40 yard line. ,,. ,hr
The first of these occurred IN 'he
period. Two aerial risks ny feerl'' ~
TO Page and Maple 10 Finn lof ,, q
gain of 20 yards. were accomplished -
visitors. The third attempt "'e
out of the 0zonr by Tonne II
Fol RTH u All En- .,.ork|
Peoria. seeing II could not gam 'm NJ
the line. continued its overheau -
with reckless abandon in the nnM "a
II succeeded with one for iivSs ,,u Y
Another attempt was INCOMPLETE. SD ut 4
other was tried and again Ioline ,ea p
the air. brought the oval 10 ms T " al,eI
raced across the hne. DICK Al"
kicked. -. kcksf
On the fourth play after me ssassr
Yeayer nabbed Il pass on Peoria n
mar, and raced over Tor ao.i"'
marstr. Tonne kick went VIDE. p.,ns
Following a I7-yard return os -
on the next kickoff, for"aIu 4
Maple brought the oval to N Oh laesb
yard line, a gain Of "A yards. 'n ut ~
advance of the contest. On the n. ukIfl
Guckert broke through and ttle. ID 81
for a 10 yard loss. but another STolpst|
Finn. brought the oval back 70 doybl
2Oyari mark. Maple mace lit 7somr1D|
through Molines right tackle. ,.;D "a III
and Matthews advanced the PIGS Us .ose|
S-stride line. where forward psrsd nj
the goal, Maple to Peppard' Earn kldtl
orias lone touchdown. MAJ
goal. Score: Moline, 80; feoria' rhv3|
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