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I S. SENIOR TEAM DOWNS RESERVES, 7-01 iedgcGets Pass and Runs 35 Yards for Score in First Quarter.Coach Thomaiton lost his t. -t football “gftnu as mentor «»f the Hu:-lington high school vdeven at the fair ground held y st« rday a ft« rnoon 'hi ! Assistant Coach Hartritt was triumphant.For Coach Thomason work'd wilh the res-rv. s. who. alt ho outplayinif thetr mo:‘ s .tsoned op|*©nents all thru the tram*, went down to a brilliant defeat, a pass from i'ffl* man to TU dg tor 45 yards causing the downfall. The score was 7 to 0 with the Seniors on the long end.The garne yesterday afternoon brought forth some promising ma- j terial for next year’s high school grid eleven. Some of the material had not beet, heard of before yesterday and makes the followers of the prep gridand completed It for a gain of nine and a half yards.Klrst Team lacks light.The first team players *ec.med to lack the fight that they have displayed In games against other school* and time after time ware driven backuntil, near their own goal, they stiffened and took the ball on downs. The trick plays failed to work and only one pass was attempted, that accounting for the touchdown. Two of 1'ffleinau‘a punts were blocked, but he got away several good one* for an uv« rag** of from 40 to 50 yard*.F No serious casualties w ere suffered as the result of the game with the exception that Clyde Wiedt man was I taken from the game in the first Quarter w.th a wrenched arm.The reserves started off the game with a rush and Katph Colton I smashed thru for a first down before j the bewildered regulars knew what ; had happened. Hut Captain Milton I flflemun put a halt to the seconds' advance by intercepting Colton'* pass I .on the 4S-yard line. After two plays at the line hud gained only five yards, ( i 1'fflcmou passed ten yards to Tiedge ; . who, after eluding several lacklers, ran down the we*st side of the field j for a touchdown. His kick after goal ; wa* suco- ssful and the score w*as 7 to t 0 in favor of the upper classmen. An exchange of punts between I'Ulema n brothers put the bail in the reiron sport Richard team’s line at ton, a first teamtake notice Kreig tore thru the first w ill -us did Ralph Col-player who is onlyselves' possession on their owna junior. The b.st find unearthed yesterday was that of Rill Koch, fast and diminutive end, w hose work at grabbing passes out of the air and getting his man featured most of th* game, leaping into the air midst several purple clad first team players, he snagged a pass from Ralph Coltoni) ij c | t tjEWElSHOWING TOMORROWA romance of big business tending from Wali Street to Rocky Mountains“HER MAN”StarringWM. FAIRBANKS.rx-theA battle for the bigges? w.it.r power site in the West. Plenty ofaction.tI r Ji alfstld21 -yard line as the first quarter ended.Hcmtac* K«*cp Hall in Sivoml.At the outslt; t of the second period the reserve* opened a determined march dow n the field, ke* ping the ball in their possession all thru the quarter and advancing the pigsktn for 1 54 yards. Colton and Kreig were the main ball fob rs during this period, j Colton carrying the pigskin for gulns totalling 74 yards and llck Kreig for ( 19 yards.Th»* rcs« rves kicked off to Bol- isinger on the goal line. He returned j the ball to tin 20-yard line, and after , three plavs hud gained but five yards. j Milton 1 ffleman punted to the op-j ponents’ 41-yard line. Kreig made two yards thru left tackle and lt;olton 1 slipped thru right tackle for 15 yards Tiedge emote thru and threw* Colton I for a loss of nine yards on the next jplay. Kreig kicked to the 16-yardline and w h« n Milton Vffleman at- j t. mpted to kick back on the first ffcay he fumbled the tmll and Htngst re- j covered for the res« rves on the10-yard line. The first team line bolste red and prevented the seconds I from scoring, taking the ball on its own 20-yard line after Colion hadpass* d over the goal line on the last down.
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Burlington Hawk Eye
Burlington, Iowa, US
Fri, Nov 06, 1925
Page 12
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