The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
Kudys Win
Great Grid
Tilt, z to 6
Queen Anne Outfights,
Outkicks and Outpasses
Touted Roosevelt Team
BY JACK HoHENBERG

BY JACK H0HENBERG
TAKING the field for the second
i half minus the services Of
Wade Krauklis. their star balfbaek.
and with a sixpoint advantage TO
overcome. Coach saaiwaechter's
Queen Ann boys outfought. out
kicked and outpasscd the flastyl
Roosevelt aggregation in the mosts
spectacular game OF the year yes-
tcrday. sending them down 10 de-
feat by a rs score.
Tho tying points came in whirl.
wind fashion. the ouays rushing the
Rough Rider defense off Us feet
with bulllike charges. Monde
Deslmon and Bob Soudars alternat-
ed on carrying the ball on its 40
yard journey down the field. John
ston. raney end. tried a drop kick
from the 47.yard line. but his at
tempt fell short BY four yards. Hyi-
lengren kicked out TO midfield for
Roosevelt. and the relentless HIll-
topper attack began one more
Vol. dlminutiye, red-haired fresh
man. who had taken Soudar's place
az end when Soudnrs was shifted
TO the backfield. shared n io.yard
pass from Johnny Turner. quarter.
back. 10 start the festivities. Tur.
ner and Desimon rushed the line
for five yards. and then Bruce John
son was called back from end TO
enact the role Of Leonard Zlel.
Johnson Zieled the ball 20 yards
to Monde Desimon. who turned and
ran four yards before being tackled.
The bali was nthe 17.yard line
and Johnson was called back once
more 10 try TO complete the pass.
The Roosevelt defense saw. plainly.
that Quarterback Turner would call
for pass. and yet. they let Bob
Soudars catch the ball right under
their noses and plant 1t behind the
goal posts. A second later. Brucd
Johnson made what proved TO be the~
winning point when he converted the
goal.
After johnson had kicked off 10
Hyllengren at the tail end OF the
third quarter. Just after the touch.
down. Roosevelt made a futile effort
10 pierce the line. Bruce was held
when he attempted 10 gain foot on
the fourth down, and the ball went
10 Queen Anne. After a few line
plays. johnson punted. The Teddies
opened up with flock Of passes. and
Hyilengren SHARED one from Hinkle
for 30.yard gain A moment later.
Hyilcngren fumbied and Arwine.
Queen Anne guard. recovered. Queen
Anne pounded away at the Roosevelt
line hitting tackles for yardage with
ease. When the final gun went off,
the bali waws on Roosevelt's eight
yard line.
The first quarter was a nip and
tuck affair with neither team having
a decided advantage. AT the opening
Of the second quarter. Hyllengren
kicked TO Turner on Queen Anne's
fivc-yard line. After an attempted
end run by Bruce Johnston. ;hd
Quays kicked out TO the 25.yarliv
mark.
Here. Harry Hinkle. who played a
smashing game for the Rough Rid
ers. carried the bali to the Hilltop
two.yard line. only TO tumble the ball
just as he was being tackled. Gala
her recovered for Queen Anne. John.
son punted out. the bali going TO the
i0.yard mark. Hinklc broke away
for another iS.yard run thru tackle.
aide krauklis was ordered off the
field for kicking an opponent on the
play.
Soudars took his place at half
back and VOL went to end. The
Quays were penalized half the dis
lance to the goal. On the next play
famaoka dashed thru tackle, plant
ing the ball within one foot OF the
goal. Bruce went over. but failed
to convert the one point. which
proved 10 be fatal to the Rough Rid.
ers' chances for victory.
Coach Saalwaechter has developed
an amazing pass attack during the
last two weeks. 1t appeared from
yesterdays game. His men were
seemingly sure OF sharing every pass
that was thrown, three.fourths of
the Quay passes being completed.
Captain Pete Desimon played a great
game on the line for the winners,
with Mondon Desimon and Bob Sou
dars standing out in the baclfield.
Johnny Turner ran his team in fine
fashion and Frank Cherberg showed
well on the defense. Cherberg was
responsible for many of the Roose.~
welt losses on attempted end runs.
The whole Roosevelt line seemed>
TO cave i'll ut the start OF the second
half. Hyllengren excelled at run
ming the ends, and Captain Gordon
Bruce played his usual good game.
Yamaoka and Hinkle played well on
the offense turnout the contest. The
summary follows: