The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-09
OUAKERS COME OUT
OF CONTEST IN GOOD
CONDITION FOR ROSE

Fighting against team whose line
they were powerless to penetrate, the
Maroon and White gridders were
handed 1927 defeat at Dayton Satur-
day afternoon by Dayton university,
characterized by Coach Move as the
stiffest opposition the locals will meet
this season. The Quakers played
hard game but the experience and
weight of the Dayton aggregation gave
the latter the victory by large mar
gin. The game was marked through
out by punting duel between Hin
shaw and Schaezler in which Hinshaw
held the edge by slight margin.
The Catholic eleven which out
weighed the Quakers by 10 pounds to
the man was a well working eleven
and showed the advantage of having
played this season The accurate in
reference of the Buckeyes was a fea-
ture of their play. Especially on the
kickoff was their superiority in this
department noticed as they seldom
failed to run the ball well back up
the field
The Quaker backs, driving hard and
fighting every inch of the way were
unable to make substantial gains
through the Dayton line, whose big
tackles, Bost and Taylor, were prac-
tically invincible to the Maroon and
White onslaughts The whole game
was marked by poor tackling by both
teams. Many tackles were made
around the neck and men carrying
the ball frequently made several yards
after being hit.
Move Well Pleased
Coach Move said after the game
that he was well pleased with the out
come of the game even though it did
not result in Quaker victory. He
said that his team was inexperienced
and that he had not expected more OF
them than they had accomplished
The Mowemen came out of the fracas
in fine condition. Coach Move said
that in all his experience at Earlham
he had never had a team to come out
of a game in as good condition as the
Quakers did Saturday.
All of the "a men who made the
trip to Dayton We're played by Coach
Move. This gave an idea of the
strength and ability of the various
men and also gave them experience
and confidence for the home game
with Rose Poly next Saturday on Reid
field. Capt. Carter, Emslie and Hin
shaw showed up well in the Quaker
back field through their hard hitting
and dependable tackling.
Morton Men on Team
Considerable credit is due Cobb
Hinshaw, who repeatedly punted tbs
Quakers out of the danger zone
Bowles, Prevo and A Stanley were
CONSPICUOUS in the Quaker line and
played hard game for the Maroon
and White defensive. The number o.
men now playing with Earlham who
had formerly been with Morton Higl
was noticeable to those acquainted witt
the men on the squad. Six of tn,
"a men in Moves squad were former
Richmond high men: Emslie, Spauld
ing, Green, Schumacher W. Stanley
and Brown making the trip to Dayton
Schaezler, L. Mahrt and Blake in the
backfield and Taylor and Bost in thu
line were conspicuous in the Dayton
play. Schaezler took care of the Cath
Ollie punting and was able to &c
through the Quaker line for frequen
gains.
Receivers tumble.
10 minutes of play George TOWNSEND
recovered a Dayton tumble and ran Al
yards for a touchdown. The Dayton
center passed the ball in the wrong di
rection on a shift play enabling Town
send to snatch it up and get a lon,
lead on the pursuing backs. Hinshav
by a place kick completed Earlham'
score. Earlham again kicked-off an,
the ball remained near the center o
the field the rest of the quarter.
In the second quarter after a serie
of line plunges and end runs Schae7
Ter went over for Dayton's first touch
down. Hinshaw blocked an attemp
to place kick. Mahrt kicked off t
Hinshaw. By end runs and off tackl
plays the ball was forced to the Quake
five-yard line when Schazler wen
over for the second touchdown. Day
ton failed to score point after touch
down by a forward pass.
The Quakers seemed to tighten
little at the beginning of the secon
half but after a few minutes of pla
Dayton went over center for anothe
touchdown. A drop kick for point fai
ed. In the third quarter Dayton force
over two more touchdowns scorin
points after each and then sent in
string of substitutions. Late in tn
fourth by long forward passes Earlha1
started a march to the Dayton goa
and had the ball on Dayton's tire,
yard line when the final whistle blew
Lineup and summary:
Dayton 1922 Earlhan1 ~
Eisele ......-.-.L.E. ....... Bowie
Taylor ..........LT. . Prev
Sayre ..LG....... Spauldin
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