The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-10-27
ONE-SIDED GAME
TAKEN BY MOSCOW
COACH COMRADA'S MEN ROMP
OVER POTLATCH, WINNING
IS TO 6
(By Phil Tolman)

come interest, but featured by good
playing, the Moscow high school
team romped over the lighter Pot
latch team, Friday afternoon, win
ming by score of 55 to g. The
heavier and more experienced Mos
COW team pierced the Potlatch line
at will, ran the ends, passed, and
bucked for eight touchdowns
The entire Moscow backfield play
ed stellar brand of football with
interference functioning with the
smoothness of a well-oiled machine.
Except for break in the first min
utes of play the goal line of the local
lads was never in danger. Potlatch
being held to defensive tactics the
! entire game
POtlatch Intercepts Pass
Potlatch kicked off to Moscow. On
the first play a forward pass was
intercepted by Johnson, Potlatcb
quarter, who ran to the twO-yard line
before he was downed. I,auritzen
carried the ball over on the next pIay.
The try for goal failed.
Moscow again received. McCov
carried the ball on three successive
plunges 20 10, and five yards. A
MOSCOW tumble was recovered by
Potlatch and in turn the visitoss
fumbled, Moscow regaining possess
sion of the ball. A series of bucks
and plunges carried the ball to the
seven-yard line. Frazier, Moscow
quarter, went over on the next play
fos the first touchdown.
Potlatch returned the ball Is yards
when play was resumed. Larkins
was thrown for 15-yard loss on the
next play and Johnson punted so
yards to Moscow's 40 yard line.
Frazier then took the ball, and by
twisting and squirming his way ran
clear to the goal line fos Moscow's
second touchdown. This was one of
the outstanding features of the game.
Estes was successful in the try for
the point
Frazier Scores Again
A buck over center netted a yard
when play opened in the second
quarter. Frazier then took the ball
over for the third touchdown, after
Moscow had gained to the Potlatch
goal line. Estes kicked goal.
Potlatch received the following
klckoff. On the first play Estes
picked up Potlatch tumble, and
across the line for another
touchdown. He was successful in the
try for goal. Mccoy broke through
and crossed the line for another
in the second quarter.
Another point was added when Estes
Kicked goal. The half ended with
Moscow in possession of the ball on
he 30yard line Score: Moscow Al:
ootlatch 6.
The first team players were re-
placed by the second string men. with
he exception Of Frazier and Woody.
'arly in the third quarter PotIatch
leld Moscow scoreless in this quarter.
rhe period ended with the ball on
he 20 yard line in Moscow's possess
ion.
Burke Goes Across
The first team was sent in again
eplacing the Moscow second string
n the closing period. A Potlatch
umble was recovered by Moscow.
Burke went around left end for the
seventh touchdown. He kicked goal
fter touchdown.
Moscow received the ball and
marched steadily down the field to
he 20-yard line where a pass. Woody
o Frazier netted the eighth touch
own. Try for goal was successful.
he game ended with the ball in mid
leld in Moscow's possession.
Johnson was the outstanding player
or Potlatch, and seemed to be the
nly man capable of making yardage
gainst the Moscow defense. His
unning back of punts was feature.
or Moscow the whole team star
ed, with Frazier looking just little
Fighter than his teammates. Nc
,oys broken field running was com
lendable. The Moscow line was
except for few times
/ the middle of the field
The lineup of the two teams: