The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-07
Fremont Trims
Crippled Packers
by Large Score
0utslaler. Wallop Coach Pat
ton. prides at League
Park, by 28.to.3
Score.

I Win weather conditions ~ the
mnst unsnilrflctarr variety prevailing,
I Coach l.. e. bows Fremont high
school football team wailoped the
: Youth Omaha high crippled eleven
by the score 81 - 10 az the Buf,
fuloaa park yesterday afternoon. The
! South Side Er.dderH were completely
outolassed and. although they rallied
and held the visitors Hporelcss IN the
second aud third quarters. the result
~ the contest never Wa in doubt az.
ter thu first few minutes u play.
when the game started the weather
was idelt fUr baseball and before tile
first quarter had ended tho wind WAS
blowing n gale across tho field ana
made puHtIng and passing difficult.
Tho game opened with Fremont kick
inE on % Il. Graham. who caught the
hall On the 9yard line and returned 1t
10 yards. The Packers were held for
downs and punted 10 Baldun. who
carried the ban from ths 60ynrd line
10 the 2jsyard line Line Fmashes
/ placed the hall on the 1iynrd line,
whence Evans Hl.irtcd around lcft end
for touchdown. The touchdown was
made in less than four minutes after
the contest had started. Evans
kicked goal.
Receivers Rumble.
. Fremont again kicked of TO South
Omaha and the ball was carried To-
Fremont's l5'yurd line. on the first
formation DE Vry fumbled bad pass
from center and Fremont recovered
the bail on the b.yard line. Fremont
then worked the stone aged shoestring
pass. Evans TO Daniels, for their sec
on touchdown. Evans again kicked
goal, giving the visitors a lead OF "A
points.
The second quarter opened with
South Omaha I'm possession Of the
ball in the center OF the field. Balduff
funbled and the Packers recovered
the ball. South lost ground and punt
ed ~ the 2lyard line. Baldun gained
10 yards around end Fremont was
penalized Is yards for holding and
lost the ball on downs. Russ Graham.
South Omaha quarterback, then drop
ped Kicked the bali from the i7.yard
I line, giving his team its first and only
score Of the game. South high kicked
OF 10 Evans % Fremont, who, with
/ Cory, successfully worked the criss.
/ cross. Evans passed the bail 10 Cor.
ry on the 1.yard line and the Ere
( mont halfback carried the bah so
/ yards before he was downed by II. |
I Graham. The half ended with FTe-
mont IN possession of the bail on tho |
/ 3.yard line.
Packers Hold.
/ Fremont was forced to buck the |
wind In the third quarter and with |
this handicap. South Omaha managed |
to hold the visitors scoreless. The /
outstanding feature Of this quarter /
was a 70.yard punt by K. Graham. /
| The wind carried the ball past the Ere. |
mont safety man and il rolled almost !
to the goal line.
The final quarter started with Ere !
mont holding the ball on the 3s-yard |
/ line, and on the first play Of the per. /
! iOd Chambers and Daniels executed /
a pretty forward pass, the latter car |
rying the ball over the line for .
touchdown. Evans kicked goal. The |
/ Packers then received the kickoff on /
the 23.yard line. but costly tumble
/ pushed them back to the 12.yard line. !
/ The south siders punted to tho 12- |
yard line, but regained possession Of |
the ball by holding Fremont for downs /
on the 5.yard line. South Omaha !
punted to the 15-yard line TO Evans, |
who carried the ball to the 2-yard line.
/ Evans then smashed over for another
/ touchdown and a moment later kicked |
goal.
0utplays South.
Fremont made Is first downs as
against only four for South Omaha.
! Fremont completed two OF six at
tempted forward passes, while the
( Packers were unsuccessful on the two
occasions they attempted the pass.
South Omaha intercepted one pass.
Balduff and Evanssot Fremont wero
the stars Of the game, Tho playing
Of Wallace Graham, Fremont quarter
back, who is minus the services Of his
left eye, which he lost several years
ago was noteworthy, Red" Me
Crane played the best game Tor the
South high eleven.