The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
Champions
Defeated bU
Ted Cragin
Franklin Outplays Broad
way but Tigers Win by
Sheer Fight
by JACK HoHENBERG

AN Infatuated team Of battling
a Tigers Etayvd Off a seemingly
9ineyltable defeat, Friday. when they
held the onrushing Franklin war.
riors for four downs on the Broad.
way two-yard line just before the
game ended. winning by a 30 score.
Capt Horald Wood hammered away
at the Broadway line for three
downs and was thrown for a loss
each time. Macdonald. attempting
10 dash off tackle on the fourth
down. was spilled in his tracks by
Jumbo Greathouse and Roy Martin.
II wan a wonderful finish 10 one OF
the most hard.fought and spectaou.
lar games ever played in the Scat.
tie Prep School league.
Tho Orange ana Black victory
came In the second quarter when
Teddy cragin, right halfback. made
q successful place kick from the IS.
yard line.
The ball sailed true for the posts
and cleared II easily. 1t was truly
remarkable boot. prep fans seldom
being treated 10 a diversion Of this
kind. il Is thought 10 be local
record for a place kick.
The first quarter was deadlock,
neither team gaining over the other.
The second quarter seemed destined
TO go tho same way until cragin
performed.
Louie Hull ran thru guard for 30
yards. only the safety standing be.
tween him and the goal in the same
period. II Hull had been little
faster touchdown would have been
assured. On the next play. how
ever. the ball was fumbled and a
Franklin man recovered. Just as the
half ended Dare completed a 34.yard
pass TO Spellar. who grabbed the
ball Off the neck OF Tiger half.
back for another star play.
The third quarter was a see-saw
affair and as the fourth aaarter
opened Dare missed a dropkick from
the 23-yard line. After unsuccessful
line bucks by Cragin and Taibo, the
ball was kicked 40 yards to Harlow.
Franklin quarter. who was dropped
in his tracks by Martin. Tiger end.
Wood made five. and Harlow four.
off tackle. Wood made another
three thru center and Franklin was
penalized five yards for holding on
the play. A little later the carnage
started. Franklin made three sue.
cessive first downs and. with only
three minutes 10 80. and the ball on
the 25.yard line. Captain Wood called
a conference. After the BOYS had
finished their debate Wood bucked
the line for 10 yards. oLeary fol.
lowed with four and Mcdonald five
for a first down. Wood dug for Is
yards thru guard. putting the ball
on the two-yard line. At this junc.
ture Jumbo Greathouse and Henry
were rushed out on the field by
Coach Llchtenberger.
His boys held 'em for four downs.
as has been related.
Hayward Dare. tackle. PLAYED n
stellar game at tackle. Harry Fox.
the Phranklin Plat boy. survived
the constant hammering OF the
Tiger backs. who launched play
after play at his guard. In the
hackfield, Capt. Wood shared the
honors OF the day with young Har.
low at quarterback. Mcdonald and
o'Leary, tho halves. were also ef.
fective.
Stan Grummett. Ted Bankhead
and Jerry Reynolds played well on
tire line for broadway, Ray Mar
tin, playing his second game of high
school football at end. played the
hardest game OF any on either team.
The Broadway offensive showed i'm.
provemont.
Hun, who played thru the game
in spite OF injuries. looked well ut
fullhack.