Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06
LAST GAME FULL
OF SPECTACULAR
PLAYS AND RUNS
Brawley Boys Helpless
Before Onslaught
Central Eleven

Sweeping aside the best efforts
OF the BfawIey team 10 stop the
irresistible momentum of well.
oiled football machine, the champ
ION eleven from Central Union high
school not only bestud the Brawlev
warriors on their own grounds yes
terday afternoon in the last game
of tn" season, but succeeded in
keeping them from scoring, The To-
cal goal poots never being in dan
ger at any time during the game,
and the final score l6 to 0 telling
the whole story.
Although the final score would
indicate a one sided game. the
Brawley eleven deserves credit for
keeping in the game at all times,
and refusing to give up hope that
1t might at least have a chance to
score upon the blue and white
team. The chance never came,
however, and Brawley went down
to defeat scrapping.
The game, which was witnessed
by a large and enthusiastic crowd
of rooters from FL Centre and Braw-
ley, was well played and remark
ably free from penalties, only two
being inflicted during the after
noon, FL Centre and Brawley each
'irg penaIized IS yards for hold
ing.
Tho local players excelled in
team work, but individual plays by
Peters, Sawyer, Allen and 1Ioshiza.
ki and Herbstcr brought the spee.
tators to their feet time and again
IN frenlied cheers. Peters tlectri-
fled both Brawlcv and III Centre
rooters in the first quarter wheti
lie took the ball on Brawlcy pol
yard line and cvading .he fran
'it efforts Of the Brawlev PLAYERS
to stop him, swept down the field
for III Centro 5 third touchdown.
Sawyer was the star Of several spec
t"rul"r rams. which ucttcd large
gains for his team, while Allen, in
addition TO running the team the
greater part of the game, lid all
the punting and kicking. His field
goal in the third quarter, made
from Bra@ley : 10 yard line, was
an exceptionally fine piece of work,
and showed his GOODNESS and skill. !
II also returned punts well.
Last Play Exciting
Undoubtedly the most popular
play Of the game occurred in the
last few minutes of play. with
lloshilaki, FL Ccntro'S husky tight
4 l.. .. a.
ing thrown back for a 10 yard loss
ON the third down, Brewiey at,
tempted kick. The Central play
crs bro},c t..rougn the line and
blocked IT, lIoshizaki grabbed the
bah as it bounced down ia front of
Line and headed for Brawfev : goal
posts with u speed that surprised |
The rootcgs members of the team,
and undoubtedly "i,uZy himself J
lie went over the line for the last |
touchdown, much to the JOY of eve
ryoue who saw the play. The good !
II; turcd japanese boy has played "A |
fine game for Central for the past |
two wears, and as lincman very
seldom gets Il chance to go over
the line. Hozy )" play was I'M
usually gratifying. TO his team
mates and to Coach Armstrong. The |
applaus, given him by the spccta
tors when he was taken out of The !
game few minutes later, we'll re
paid him for the good work hc had |
done.
The Central eleven showed real !
chamI Iionslip class in making inter
ference, in following the b,u, go /
ing through for the secondary dc
fcusc and those finer points of the |
game that distinguish good Play
cr. The aerial attack Of the local /
team was revelation. Hurst. !
Sawyer aud Helm gathered in Al
len : passes for 10, 20, 80 and 35 |
yard gains, successfully completing !
most of the forwards thy tricd,
Time after time the FL Centre !
Iinesmen threw the Brawley back |
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