The Coconino sun., 1927-10-28


full line, and with his two sets of back
field men, the college this year has
without question the best team that
ever represented the Blue and Gold
on the gridiron.
Last weeks game had many curious
twists to it but chief among them was
the pitting Of the two Allen brothers,
Bat and John Of Flagstaff, against
"Kike" Allen Of Tempe. Brotherly love
was soon forgotten and many were
the times when these two stalWart sons
of Flagstaff had to batter down the
lone representative Of the Allen fam
lily who fought hard for Tempe.
Sammy RogaIsky, q running mate
Of Ike Zaner at Woodward Tech Of
Toledo, Ohio, put lots Of pep into the
defense. Sammy's football sense"
has earned him post on the squad.
Coming here only a week before last
weeks game, this lad not only learned
the plays but was able to execute
them.
Nose Cooper, Coach Lavik's full
back, got away for about a half dozen
twenty and thirty-five yard runs.
Captain Stevens was injured early IN
the game and did not flash in his US
ual style. The injuries, however, are
only slight and he will be able to start
against Loyola With the exception oil
few linemen, Art Brimhall, quarter
back for Flagstaff, was the only back
field man who played through the en-
tire game.
Taking the weights given out by
Coach McCreary his team averaged
175 pounds while local lads only tipped
the scales at 165 pounds. The stock
phrase used by some OF the state
papers that the Lumberiacks are heav-
Ter and more experienced is a mere
fabrication and used only to place the
northern college in less colorful light
should they happen to lose to one of
the down-state aggregations. As a
matter Of fact, Coach Lavik pointed
out, the Phoenix Junior college play
ers were heavier than the locals.
First Quarter
Flagstaff won the flip and chose to
kick. Detloff kicked off to McCarty
who was downed ia his tracks on
Temples coward line. Terrell Of
Tempe, on the first play, kicked to
Captain Hoddy Stevens who returned
the ball to his own 40-yard line. Nc
Carly was injured when he attempted
to tackle Stevens and was forced out
of the game, Smith taking his place.
Ike Zaner made twenty yards through
Tempe's right side. Cooper bucked
the line Tor one yard and first down.
BrirnhaIl, on a criss cross play, car
ried the pigskin around left end for
five wards. With the ball on the rs
yard line. Zaner, on an off-tackle play,
plunged through the invaders line for
25 wards and touchdown Brlmhali
passed to Homer Allen for The extra
point. Score-Flagstaff z, Tempe Q.
Brimhall kicked to Tempe's 40-yard
line Terrell of Tempe returned the
pellet five yards. Pace for Flagstaff
brought through tackle and doWned
Smith back Of the line for a loss Of
five yards. Riggs was forced to kick,
Stevens returning the ball for a gain
of five. Homer Allen, Flagstaff end,
was called back To kick and booted the
pigskin to Tempe's 90 yard line where
Terrell was downed in his tracks by
one Of Coach Layiks fleety ends.
Flagstaff was penalized Is yards for
holding. Tempe fumbled the ban,
Brimhall recovering. Zaner made 20
Stevens followed with three. Flag
staff LOSE the ball when Brimhall, at
tempting a long pass to Easley,
missed. Tempe apparently dld not
care to take any chances of losing the
ball on downs too near Their oppo-
nent's goal SO Riggs decided to kick.
Stevens returned the ball to the locals.
4O-yard line. Score, end Of first quar-
Flagstaff Z, Tempe 0.