The Coolidge examiner., 1943-10-29
NUMBER
Coolidge To Meet
Chandler Here
Under Lights
Humbles Superior Elevt
40-6. Elledge proves Sc
valuable shifty back. Coo
idge plays heads-up bal

IoSS pays HcduS-up Ddl
Led by housekeeping. hard-rlj
ming Wayne Elledge, Coolidge hiI
school humbled a strong Superb
aggregation 40-6 on the COolidl
field Friday night. 1t was in {.
fourth quarter that the visitd
made their lone tally, being i
able to score until then upon
alert Coolidge eleven that play
headsup football all the way.
Tonight, starting at 8:15,
Coolidge faces Chandler on
the Coolidge field.
Elledge, who showed himself
be a valuable shifty back, scor
the first three touchdowns. 1
went over in the opening minut
of play after a sustained man
downfield on the part of Coolids
once again about the middle of i
first quarter and again in d
third. 1t was the first time
ever played haifback position,
ing moved up from quarterba{
With the score 1910, the exI
point being made by AL Sins
Kenneth Trout romped over (
goal line in the first of the seed
half with Jimmie Davis maxi
good on the try for extra poi
Mack McEuen, who played a Fl
offensive game, scored at the q
of the third quarter and DaI
converted on the try for poi
making the score 1870 "Rd
VeaZey, who demonstrated
deficiency as a hard tackl
scored the final touchdown, vi
the extra point coming on a pS
rom Elledge to Tony Ciskows
Coolidge's bi e gest difficu
throughout the game was in kef
ing its hands on the ball, fumbl
a number of times, some of
fumbles being recovered by SUP
Tor. Coolidge was also penali
several times for holding,
much time out and being offsi
Highlights as fsr as Coo1id
was concerned was it's hard 4
effective tackling. men gettE
through many times to the
carrier from behind, the punch
carried all the way through
game, even to the second string
who bothered Superior considel
whobothered Superior consideI
ly in the fourth quarter, and
hard running demonstrated
McEuen and Elledge.
/ The game started in true Will
style. with touchdown in
opening minutes of play. SupeI
|. kicked to the As yard line
Coolidge went to town. Ellel
realizing Is yards and Davis cd
to the 26 yard line. Elledge CID
ed another six yards and d.
three Working as a unit,
team then went to the one
Inc and scored on the next d
Encouraged and having felt
Superior's strength, the B{
kept on the march. Elledge
Davis clicked together for yard
and first downs with the II
giving them splendid supI
Superior failed to get its pas
attack clicking until the fo}
Iduarter.
The Bears third touchdown C
as the result of a nice 80 yard
on the part of Elledge. Troutt
tercepted a pass and logged
yards for the next score. At
tine Superior began to tigf
land managed to complete its
pass. In the fourth quarter
Imade their first down.
In the final phase of play
Superior made a beautiful run
fumbled with Coolidge recoveI
or the one foot line and kicl
out to the 40.
John Martin, captain, looked
lon defense as did Howard WI.
led Schell, 110-pound freshI
i did some nice running and
instrumental in setting up
touchdown scored by VeaZey
the fourth quarter.
! Jack Hayens, who has BEEN
all season with a broken left HI
had the misfortune to break
either hand during the few
lutes he played.
| Officials were Nose Coo
Paul Rose and VIM. McCon
Jr., with Joe Irvine the ammo
er.