The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13

HOPES BURIED
BY CHAMPAIGN
. RY JOHN 2. PRREMAN.

mach reputed Moline high school
fOotba1l team met its match here
Saturday when the light Champaign
squad took It into camp by q score
Of rs to 0. Moline entered the con-
test . 2 to favorite because OF
the weight and previous experience.
The "Swedes" were Outclassed, out
fought and outgamed the whole
game, and there is not a single
abb they can give for the defeat.
Champaign won on wonderful team
work, forward passing and open
Aeld running, Moline's line was
like paper against the light backs
Of the opposing team.
A light rain began to fall as the
teams took the field. Moline won
the toss and chose to defend the
west goal. Campaigns "howling
hundred" set up such a din that
the referee delayed the start of the
game until the noise died down.
FIRST QUARTER.
RAYMOND kicked of to Toline. who re-
turned the ball TO his own 30-yard line.
Toline made five on tackle. Schmidt plow-
Cd center for four. Simpson made the neces-
sary one yard and first down. Carlson lost
three on long end run. Forward, Toline
to Schmidt failed and ball was brought
back 70 the 40-yard line. Moline was pen
allied Is yards for use OF hands and on
the next play kicked to Raymond. who re-
turned TO Champaign's own 40yard line.
Moline's stone wall failed to bulge and
Raymond was forced TO kick. Simpson re-
ceived and was downed in his tracks on
his own 46-yard line. ThrNe line bucks
failed to gain the necessary 10 yards and
Moline kicked TO Fox, who carried the ball
from his 2-yard line to the 30-yard line.
took up the of1ense. and with Raymond
and Fox carrying the ball 1t marched down
the field until the pigskin rested on MO
line's N3S yard line. Two trick plays fail
failed by inches. Moline took the ball ON
its own 20-yard line. Toline raced II
yards through tackle. and repeated with
another 25yard gain through the same
hole. Ball was first down on Cham.
around end. Carlson broke loose for a
17.yard gain. plsciug the oval on Cham
p1ign's 15-yard line. Tolinc made four.
Schmidt broke through tackle for five.
Axenc was hurt and was replaced by Baas.
line was blocked. Champaign kicked and
Simpson signaled for fair catch. he
choose to try for place kick which fell
short. Fox made nine through LEFT
and1t was first down. Raymond fumbled.
but recovered. RAYMOND punted off side
on his own 32yard line. Schmidt tore
through right tackle for Is yards and the
quarter ended with the ball on Cham
paign's 14-Sard line.
SECOND QUARTER.
Schmidt bucked the line for two yards.
Carlson and Toiine tried end runs but
failed To get the ball over the line. Fox
kicked out Of danger. Schmidt fumoed in
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through left tackle for IL yards. En-
Outraged by his success. he took the oval
and following his interference he raced
through broken field for a touchdown.
RAYMOND kicked goal Moline o; Cham
paien, z,
Raymond kicked of. but the ball went
over the goal line. Raymond again
Kicked TO Toine who returned TO his own
25-yard line. Moline could gain pothing
and was forced TO kick. Fox blocked the
kick and recovered Il was Champaign s
ball on Moine's 10-yard line. A pass. Fox
to Wiley. placed the ball on the 1-yard
line and on the next play RAYMOND car
ried the ball over. Fox kicked goal. MO-
line. o. Champaign. Ia.
Schmidt returned the kickoff 25 yards
TO the 33-yard mark. With but few
minutes left to play Moline resorted TO
forward passing. but sChampaigns speedy
backs blocked them all. The half ended
with tho scorc IA TO in Champaign s
THYRD QUARTER.
Moline again received, Toline returning
TO his own 3O.yard line. The Swedes were
mad. Toline made four through center.
Simpson fumbled and Fox recovered. Ray
mond raced raound end for eight. Majors
plunged through tackle for four and first
down. Raymond's try for place kick
went wild. On the first play Toline fumbled
and Mckay recovered for Champaign.
Pankau carried the ball to the 10-yard line
on an of tackle play. A pass. Majors to
Fox, scored the third touchdown. Ray
mond kicked goal. Champaign. Fl: Mo-
line. o.
mid field BY spectacular run. pass,
Gamble. who was down on the 5-yard line
RAYMOND scored on plunge through
center. Champaign. %; Moline. 0.
After Toline had returned the KICKOFF to
midneld Moline opened up with for
ward passing game. Passes. Schmidt to
Carlson, and Simpson placed the ball on
Champaign's 1O-yard line. But pass over
the goal was intercepted by Neal. who
raced through broken field, being down
cd by Simpson on Aoline's 3O-yard line.
Tho quarter ended.
FOURTH QUARTER.
Champaign replaced some of the first
axrinr men with SUES. Champaign kicked
70 Toline, who was downed in his tracks.
Schmidt was too slow in attempting to
forward pass and was tackled on his 10
yard line. He fumbled and Majors recoy-
cred. Champaign carried the ball over on
the next play. but was penahzed Is yards
for holding place kick failed. Neither
aide gained and after an exchange OF kicks
tbs whistle blew. ending the game. Moline.
o: Champaign. %.
Iineups were as follows: