The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1922-11-02
GOLDEN TORNADO
TIES JAMESTOWN
Local Windstorm Fades to Zephyr 1t
Psychological Moments and
Fails to Score
wYTTENBACH SMELLS CHEESE
Several Brands Of Football Exhibited
in Spotted Game

Cakes failed to add another victory
to its long string at Jamestown last
Saturday, but on the other hand the
local eleven avoided the sting Of de-
feat. The Golden Tornado and the
blue-clad gridders Of the Jamestown
high school battled back and forth for
an hour, and at the end of the game
the score still stood exactly where it
did at the start, 90.
A few loyal rooters made the 100
mile trip with the squad, and were
rewarded with various kinds Of foot
ball, good, bad, and Indifferent. Both
teams played spotted game, looking
like world heaters part Of the time,
and like. dubs on other occasions.
jamestown received at the begin
ming Of the game, and Immediately
started for the Cakes goal, ripping
holes through the heretofore steady
Cakes lire as if it were made Of lin
burger cheese. (The expression on
Coach Wyttenbach's face as he watch
ed the procession suggested the
thought that he smelled something
like the perfume Of the famous
cheese.) They made three first downs
in eight scrimmages, and with two
yards needed to make the fourth, and
two downs in which to do it, . tumble
recovered by Cakes put sudden end
to the parade.
Cakes in turn began to march
steadily down the field; two perfectly
executed forward passes adding 22
yards to that gained through and
around the jamestown line. With
their. backs to the goal line, James,
town stiffened and held, Oakes losing
the ball 2 yards from the goal on the
fourth down.
Jamestown Immediately punted to
Ed Hazel, who ran the ball back to
the 9-yard line again before being
downed. Bert Hazel lodged his way
through the Jamestown defense for
yards before being brought to earth,
but Ed Hazel lost half-yard on q
long end run. Again Bert was called
upon, and twisted through for 2 yards,
putting the ball within feet Of the
goal. On the fourth down Ed Hazel
carried the ball over, but the referee
called the play back, as Oakes had
pushed him from behind, which is il
legal. From the sidelines it looked as
if all pushing were done after the
whistle blew, but the referee had to
call it as he saw it, and gave James
town the ball. :
Jamestown Immediately punted to
Bert Hazel, who returned the ball to
the 2O-yard line before several blue
clad tacklers brought him down. Two
attempted forward passes were Of
fered by Cakes. On the first, the
Oakes line sprung leak, and three
or four Jamestown players were on
Bert Hazel before he could heave the
ball, the play costing Oakes 6 yards.
The next hit the ground, and then Ed
Hazel lost yard more on long end
run, forcing Oakes to kick on the next
play. Ed Hazel attempted drop
kick, but the ball went wide, and the
first quarter ended just as jamestown
had made first down.
In the second quarter Jamestown
made two more first downs before the
Oakes line stiffened and forced them
to try dropkick, which also went
wide. Oakes then took the ball, and
slowly but steadily worked it up the
field, Booth doing the biggest share
Of the work. Inside Of their own 20
yard line jamestown again held, and
Cakes was forced to kick. Ed Hazel
again attempted the goal, but failed
to locate the posts. Jamestown failed
to make first down, but intercepted an
Oakes forward pass and ran almost
the length Of the field before being
brought to earth. Failing to gain
through the Oakes line, Jamestown
attempted a dropkick again, but the
bali went under the bar. The half
ended with Oakes again on the way
toward the enemy goal.
The third quarter found the teams
see-sawing across the field, neither
side being able to gain consistently.
Cakes made two first downs in this
period, and Jamestown three. Cakes
came within striking distance Of the
opponents goal in this quarter, and
Ed Hazel tried another kick, which
went low. ss
In the final quarter jamestown had
somewhat the advantage, making five
first downs to Cakes three, but never
coming near enough the Cakes goal
TO try another dropkick. Armstrong
and Ed Hazel finished the game on
the sidelines, through injuries. NJ
The game was, played on. the James
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