The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-13
KALAMAZOO DEFEATS
STUBBORN QUAKERS
BY ST TO 0 SCORE

tZuaKeTS put up q Scrappy ngnL ali |
through the game, staging a rally late
in the last quarter which almost eros
sed the Kazoo goal line. Kalamazoo
was a heavier and much more exper-
fenced team than the Quaker aggre-
cation and easily had the upper hand
all through the play.
The Quakers were on the defens-
i've for the bigger part Of the game
but made brilliant return near the
end Of the game which would have
scored a touchdown If the Maroon and
White would have had the final driving
power. After making a touchdown
early in the last period Kalamazoo
kicked off to start the play. Capt.
Carter received on the 10 yard line
and ran the ball back 80 yards to the
center of the field in the most sensa-
tional run made by the home outfit.
On the next few plays by completing
two forward passes and small gains
through the line the Quakers had first
down on the Kalamazoo two yard line.
A line buck gained about yard.
Another failed and the Quakers lost
on an attempted end run. HlnshaW
then tried a pass which was inter-
copied on the Kazoo goal line by Mil
Ter who ran the ball back to the center
of the field. This was the only time
the Quakers threatened and except for
this rally, made only one first down
during the game. However, this was
the nearest any opposing team had
come to the Kazoo goal line this year,
the Northerners having gone through
the season without having been
scored on.
Teachers Last Game
This was the Teachers last game
of the season and they opened mp with
practically everything they had to
pile up as large q score as possible.
They used two trick plays for their
first touchdown and uncovered num-
erous tricks, end runs and forward
passes all through the game. Kazoo
backs got away for speedy runs all
through the game. In the first quar-
ter Potter ran around end for touch
down from the 20 yard line and re-
ceiving Hinshaw's punt at the begin
ming of the second half on his five
yard line broke away for a 95 yard
race through broken field to cross
the Quaker goal line. However, Kazoo
was penaized for clipping and the ball
brought back to the So yard line, not
counting as score.
Earlham was out-weighed by con-
siderable margin and this coupled with
the experience of the visitors proved
too much for the Quakers. In the
Teachers forward wall, Redmond, the
beefy Kazoo center, came up to all ex-
pectations and was the leading figure
in smashing through the Quaker de-
Tense as well as blocking the offense.
On defensive plays, the husky center
would plant his big bulk in the path
of the play and the small Quaker backs
were powerless to move him. Red
mond seemed incapable of demonstrat-
ing any speed or action but his i'm
mense size enabled him to hold any
thing on the Quaker lineup. Kazoo's
backs were considerably larger than
the Maroon and White backfield and
were a hard hitting bunch both on
offense and in defensive tactics.
Fight Every Minute
t. The outstanding feature of the Earl
ham play was that they fought all
through the game. Although out
classed and swamped under big score
the Quakers did not lost courage OF
quit fighting at any time in the en-
tire game. The manner in which the
Quakers came back near the end Of
the game and came nearer crossing
the powerful visitors goal than any
team this year shows that the ole
Quaker fight is still at high tide. After
the game Coach Move expressed ap
probation of the way in which the
Quakers fought to the last. He saiC
that although the Maroon and White
were swamped by the score that they
were not beaten mentally and wa:
pleased with the way the squad helC
on and fought until the last minute.
Kalamazoo started their varsity line
up at the beginning of the game anC
made few substitutions. Near the emf
of the first half four changes were
made but the second string men were
far from inferior players and showed
about as much skill in handling the
game as the regulars. The regular
lineup started again at the seconC
half and the same subs went in nea
the end Of the game Although marked
by fast hard hitting work the gam,
was clean with one exception when
Kazoo player was elected for slugging
Starts Different Combination
Coach Move started a different com
bination Saturday than has been seel
previously on Reid field Bowles, Pre-
vo and Emslie were out Of the Skin
mish altogether. These men were il
poor condition because of injuries o
bruises and Coach Move did not wis
TO risk injuring them further by send
ing them against the strong northern
aggregation. In all cases the me
who went in for the regulars playe
strong game for Earlham Huff a
left end played good game until h
had 10 be taken out with spraine
ankles Huff's ankles have been bottle,
ing him all year and it was not unit
the game with Muskingum week ag
that he was able TO get into the lineuI
Sam Green at left tackle was
power in the line all through the col
flict, his big arms frequently draggin
down the KaZco backs. Young, VIII
started the fracas at left half Shove
up well and was smashing the oppol
ents for gains when his shoulder wa
dislocated after about 10 minutes {
play and he was forced out. Jone
went in for Young and fought a scral
py fight but was able to get away fo
only one of his characteristic end run
Show Clever Work
The regulars scrapped every minut
Capt Carter and Hinshaw shove
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