Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-12
HOLTVILLE BOWS
TO ATTACK OF
CENTRAL UNION
Local Team Defeats Visi-
tors i'm Good Game Be-
fore Large Crowd.

lbtC iAd1 Sc ttUNu a.
True to tto predictions Of. loca
rootcrs, Central Union football
warriors wallopcl lIo!.yil!c on tn.
}ocai grounds Yesterday Afternoon
,, one of the attraction, on tn;
'fmistirc Har program, the gam,
being PLAYED heforc on af the larg
at crowds that over Witnessed /.
football contest here. Score 80.
The lpcal .ietarE Has m9rsed b.
IN accident to Qa;ace HUNT, right
end H.. Ctntsal, VIE Wis t8ktn It
hc hospital following - crash Will
Captain Bli Peters in tie fina
eaaftpr ef tbe eme TIE leca
players, trying t. intercept a Holt
silie pass, were travelling togcthe!
n an aeute aag}e. Peters struck
i!apt with tremendous fore, tie
,,und of the impact icing heard AL
5vcl the field.
Peters struggled 10 his feet and
af.er shaking the cobv"bs from
his head. resumed playine Fellow
payers removed II4at T. tn side
lines. where he WAS givea FIRST aid
b. physicians, and !atrf was taken
t. the hospital It vas the second
+ ime during the game he had met
~ itb IN accident To-Day il was re.
ported he WIS not seriously injured
aud passed tie night comfortably
.'c IS expected to be able to return
to school in few days.
Central started scoring in tho
first quarter. sending the ball owe,
the lne following a series Of linz
planGes through the IIolteillc team
which seemed to have difficulty in
getting together. Catching thcil
stride, HoltviiIe stiffened near The
md o. the quarter and worked the
bal down 10 the shadow Of the
Central goal posts Ccntral's line
proved 10 be It brick wall and Holt
Vile lost the bail on downs. Cen
trail kicked at the end Of the GUAR
ter IIoItville making a great re
turn which brought the bali once
more within striking distance o.
Central
HoltviIe went ever in the frs
few minutes Of the second quarter
tieing the score ut seven ali.
:. Central started Il parade follow
ing the Kickoff, Peters tearin.
through the holes his linesmen mad,
tor him and carried the ball Owe
! To- tire second touchdown. BIZ
Iaissed on the attempt To eanver
! the point, the score standing II la
II tGe end Of lie qaartar.
| Teams Tumble
/ .Fumblcs marked the PLAYING o
1 both teams in the third quart =
HFr1 and Peters smcaring a roupl,
+ o1' plays for Central, though thci
errors were not costly. Shaw
made a splendid recovery on a bal
that got away from Peters when tn
/ latter was tackled.
Once again Peters started dow
thc field. plowing lis way throusl
/ he lIoltyiile squad. He was give
.articularly good interference j
! t3is quartcr and put the bal across
i following it ZIP by converting til
/ point.
lIoltyille though still fighting
was pretty much SHOT by the fourti
quarter and Peters had little diff
Guilty in scoring again. The acci
Gcnt to Hunt tended somewhat t
turn tLe interest of spectators from
the game, aS did the fact that Holt
! Willie was practically played out
Iloi5yil}" rooters were wishing for
rcturn Of the Terrible McNcils an
thc two Hart boys, who starred il
] feemer Years, hut are now on Cen
'ral Union Junior College eleven.
In spite of the score. tie gam
vas interesting at all times unit
tie latter part Of the fourth quar-
'~r. iIoltviIle kept irving at al
timos, aud kept the local clevcu Of
! lis toes. Peters work stood out fo
tae locals, but he was given spcn
did support by his teum-matcs ii
ot whom contributed their share t,
Central 5 Ni.tory.
The Juaior College team captajn
~ by Earl WjlloHehby, tolmc
eentral High $ hoel star trimphe
over thg Hrarlcy Alumni in the,
"ama Armisticc Day by = score .
-, Tie game was well playc,
throughout and was featured hy tn,
tart tAa- neither team fumhlcd tn,
haH during the entire encounter
! t'hiS is oaitc remarkable in view o
tltc small amount Of practice eacl
tema Aa, had. The teams wcu
about 81, evenly matched rs apt
t..us sc.a on the local @rjdiron thi
wear. The Brawloy team was uurl
cayier and was malc up Of NOR,
'raturo and experienced men thm
, the j. G. team but the collegiate.
tl4ra IN l..44 m. 81