The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-10-18
DEfEAT ALBION HIGH
SCHOOL HEREfRIDAY
BY SCORE OF 80 TO 6
Third Football Game OF Season Re-
suits Favorably For Locals
and Has its Thrills
(BY RAYMOND F. GRAvEs)

81 Zach Denman's fighting aggre-
= cation made IL three straight when
they defeated the visitors from Al
bion to the tune of 33 to on the
local gridiron Friday. The game
was full of thrills throughout and
was judged by many of the fans the
best game so far this season.
Although the score does not in
dictate IL. the game was hotly con-
tested, Albion's husky eleven max
ing Filler work for every yard they
gained. Both teams showed strong
offense and slightly weak defense.
Many times during the game il look
ed bad for Filler. Albion's backs
succeeded in making consistent
gains through Filters line until
touchdown seemed certain. only to
have Filer's line stiffen and hold.
Score In First Quarter
During the first quarter IL looked
like anybody's game. Albion kicked
to Filler and the local boys carried
the ball down the field for their first
touchdown. Albion came back fight
ing and evened the score few
minutes later.
One of the sensational periods OF
the game was the latter part of the
last quarter, when Lapp of Filler
carried the gall in two successive
downs for total of SIS yards. twist
ing and whirling through Albion's
defense only TO be stopped by the
final whistle which denied Filler an
additional touchdown.
Players All Deliver
Lapp was perhaps the outstanding 1
player of the game, making LAG of |
Filer's 1872 yards. However the ex-
cellent work of Delhi. Robertson and
Love In the backfield must not be /
overlooked. These men all deliver
ed when called upon to carry the
ball.
In the line Hall, Conant, Land
reth and Ennis made the best
showing. These were the strongest
points In Ffler's line although the
entire line held whenever Albion
was dangerously close to Filer's goal.
The Game in Detail:
Albion defended the east goal and
kicked off to Filler. The kick was
short and Filler returned the ball to
the 40-yard line. With successive
line bucks the Red and White car
ried the ball to Albion's 40-yard
line and fumbled, Albion recovering.
On the next play Albion fumbled and
the ball was again in Filters posses
sion. A steady march down the field ,,
gave Filler their first touchdown with
big Ed Hall carrying the ball over
the line. Filler missed the goal.
Lapp then kicked off to Albion who
returned the ball 20 yards. A pass
netted Albion 22 yards and with
eight line bucks they went over for
their only touchdown of the game,
Albion also missed the goal kick
making the score 6 all. For the
rest of the quarter the teams zig
ragged back and forth in the middle
Of the field and neither goal was
threatened. The quarter ended with
the ball in Filer's possession on Al
bion's As yard line.
Second Quarter
Filler lost the ball to Albion at
The start OF the second quarter
Rocker OF Albion carried the ball 25
fards around end, an attempted pass
IN the next play was intercepted by
Love who carried the ball to Albion's
, yard line. Lapp then carried the
bajl three successive plays for a
Albion's offside gave
ciler the point. score 10 to s. Filler
vain kicked to Albion. Albion lost
he ball on their own 40-yard line. -
A succession of line bucks and a l.
Ilbion's l yard line. Filler was pen
lized yards but scored on the next
lay, Hall carrying the ball over.
Her made one more touchdown be- We
ore the half ended Lapp carrying IN
be ball over. The half ended % de
D 6. IN
Third Quarter on
The periods in the second half :.
ere cut down to allow Albion to -
itch the evening train. Filler kick
10 Albion who opened up with
,read formation attempting both -
ssses and runs for this formation. On,
Tier held and Albion was forced 10 ~
lex. Lapp made a nice return. In an.
,ur line bucks Filler carried the ball "a,
rer for their last touchdown. The
iarter ended with Albion in pos Al
ssion of the ball on their own IS Pa
Ird line. PR
Final Quarter Ma
Albion opened up at the beginning Ora
the 3rd period and by succession Re-
lire bucks and passes worked the Po'
u TO Filer's 25-ysrd line only to Ma
use II on q tumble With the ball Roc
Pliers possession and only a few Oar
nutes to play. Lapp started his Yea
nsafional work. tearing down Roo
rough a broken field for a 55-ysrd
a. On the next down Lapp again Hea