Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-10-21
BELT DEFEATS
FIERCE RIVALS
IN GOOD CAME


ford football team into camp by .
score Of 81 to IL last Saturday
The day was warm and pleasant
except for a high wind that blew
dust in the eyes Of the players.
There were no serious injuries to
any Of the players in the game al
though the usual accompaniment Of
bruises are in evidence.
Dover kicked off for Belt and the
Stanford backs carried the ball back
to their 40 yard line Here thsy
were held for downs and Belt starssd
through Stanford's line. one buek
after the other until RemingtSn
carried the ball over on an off-taekAs
line play. He then Kicked goal.
Two minutes later Miller the fast
back Of the Stanford team got away
and ran 90 yards for a touchdown.
Stanford failed TO kick goal
Dover again kicked off deep into
Stanford's territory. Miller got
away for q twenty yard gain and
Belt began to wake up to the faeA
that he was dangerous. The B@as
line held and Stanford lost the BAN
on downs.
Sig johnson went through the lima
for eight yards. Bsstu followed vita
three more, frat down. Remingtom
carried the bali through the line for
the second touchdown but failed %
kick goal.
The quarter ended as tha kick waa
made. The score was 1s 70 9 h
Belts favor.
Second quarter. Belt received the
kick and pulled q sleeper Beesa e
Jewell for 50 yards. Bin wsmA
through the lina for Aan yards mma
carried the hAll ovwf on the naxA
play. Belts line was wosksmw
bsausifnlAy opening holes for eAS
backs at Will Goal was Assksd 1.
Dover made another fine ksek msa
then Belt held the Stanford team Soar
towns. Belts ball. Bin got 3 ywFds
N a erisscross and Sig made
Yards through the line and then eap-
'ured . pass which he carried ovsw
'or q goal The line held and thn
goal was kicked.
Belt received the kick. A pass 30
Sig earned is yards. Hirano re-
,laced Remington who went ont 6or
'epairs. Beets made 4 yards through
he line. A pass to Sig netted q
irst down. When time was up keg
he half the ball w@a IN Belts pos-
ession on Stanford's is yard lima
Third quarter. Belt received and
arried the ball back to the so yard
Inc. A line plunge netted 3 ymrdn,
n end run by Remington nettsd is
ards and then Belt lost the ball ON
tumble. Then Stanford turned
Sillef loose. He made IS yards on
wide end run. Stanford made
ards on a line plunge. The Belt
sam appeared TO be ratified. NIL
n took is yards and then q more
nd pass nettcd them a touchdown.
hey failed TO kick goal During Eha
est Of the quarter the teams moved
p and down the field the bah
hanging hands repeatedly but was
. Belts territory when the whistle
lew.
Fourth quarter. Remington puntsd
0 yards and the Stanford back was
ropped in his tracks by the Belt
lds. An intercepted pass gave Belt
lie ball Bill made 10 yards around
ght end A Stanford end broke
rough and smothered a criss-cro9s
r loss Of yards. Belt punted TO
,anford 20 yard line where Bundy
fled Miller as he started a run.
anford from this time on was un-
lie to gain consistently and the
1t team confined themselves 20
lding their opponents. The closing
ore was q to I2 and signaIized the
st win in some years for the Belt
am over Stanford.
Too much can not be said for the
~ Of the Belt line which. led BY
,ver, opened holes for the back
bothered plays and protected the
clrs. Leland as Captain was a sue
ssful general and while not entirw-
recovered from his injury Of last
'ek was still able TO participate IN
'st Of the plays He never called
own number when within striking
stance Of the goal Beets did some
relIent passing. Sic buelred the
e in splendid shape but was un-
ky because someone forget g take
Re Of the end on two eriss-cepna
iys
teon. on last paRe1