Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-24
BULLDOGS PLAY
FINAL GAME OF
SEASON TODAY

The final football game of the sea-
son for the Douglas Bulldogs will be
played today at the Warren park when
the Pumas will try their best to even
the count for the year The first
game between these schools resulted
in 26 to 6 victory for the Bulldogs.
The time for the game is set for p.
m. The team will leave the school
gymnasium at 1 p. m. for Warren
park.
The results CT games played between
Bisbee and Douglas have been:
1915: Douglas 40, Bisbee 0.
1916: Douglas 0, Bisbee 80; Douglas
0, Bisbee 8.
1917: Douglas 0, Bisbee 33.
1918: No game account war.
1919: Douglas A. Bisbee 33; Douglas
O, Bisbee Ga.
1920: Douglas 33, Bisbee 6; Douglas
6, Bisbee O.
1921 Douglas A. Bisbee 81; Douglas
13, Bisbee 13.
1922: Douglas s, Bisbee 0; Douglas
Z, Bisbee O.
1928 Douglas 20, Bisbee 6; Douglas
0, Bisbee II.
1924 Douglas 27, Bisbee o; Douglas
10, Bisbee 81.
1925: Douglas 6, Bisbee 13; Douglas
&c, Bisbee 6.
1926: Douglas 10, Bisbee u; Douglas
a., Bisbee O..
1927: Douglas 26, Bisbee 6.
Today the Pumas and Bulldogs will
settle the second game of this season
in what is expected to result in
Bulldog victory, although the "dope
bucket" is often upset when these Two
teams meet. Douglas defeated Bisbee
81 to in Warren in 1924 and two
weeks later the same teams played
again and the Bisbee team won in
Douglas 81 to 10, after trailing for
three quarters with the score 10 to 8
against them@ Andy Horn, fleet-footed
end, grabbed up two fumbles and ran
for two touchdowns.
On the Douglas team, Clinton Cary,
Leslie Miller, Frank Cummins, Lee
Bodenhammer, Bill Franklin, Frank
Sanders, Alan Hood are all playing
their last game for D. H. S. All these
bows are members of the senior class.
Only four regulars remain for next
years team. They are George Maloney,
Nick Flores, Albert Williams and
Robert Hohstadt.
Cary at tackle and Miller and Cum
minis in the backfield are about the
best players in their positions in the
state and are rated high by various
officials. Hood is also considered
good field general and while he may
not be the equal of Butch Caid OF
Tucson, as a quarterback, he is rated
next best.
Maloney at guard is tower of
strength and rarely do plays gain over
his position With Cary working on
the same side of the line few plays
are directed this way for gains.
Leslie Miller, fleet-footed halfback,
is ready to play his best game of the
year Miller has reeled off some of
the longest runs of the year and is al
ways a threat when carrying the ball.
You never can tell when he will dart
away toward the sidelines and race
the entire distance to the goal line.
Miller is an uncanny broken field
runner.
Franklin and Sanders, Wingmen, are
playing their last game for D. H. S.
today, as is Bodenhammer at center.
All three boys have played good
brand of ball all season. This is Bod
enllanmer's first year in the mole
skins but he has proved to be real
line man. Sanders and Franklin both
played last year and with the added
experience have developed into good
players in difficult positions. 1t is
always harder to develop wing men
than most of the other positions.
Cummins and Hohstadt plunge the
line with great regularity and both of
these playEs can be depended upon
to gain substantially when called toI
carry the ball.
Coach Warren has team that he
Puma eleven today A large delega-
ton of local rooters will accompany
the team.
Victories over Nogales, Bisbee, SAT-
ford, Deming and Mesa and loss to-
Tucson is the seasons record.
The team will leave in the bus from
the school gymnasium shortly after
1 p. m.
Members of the Douglas football team
will be guests of the seniors Of the
Bisbee high school at dance to be
conducted in the senior high auditor
ium at Bisbee this evening. The dance
has been arranged by the BiSbee high
students to entertain members of
their student body and guests in the
city for the game between the Bisbee
team and the Douglas team.