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***♦♦♦*♦♦♦**♦**WAS HE ON?ONLY MR. BAKERBaker it was “Norland the saarin' Doin’.” Defiance had cm aand was determined tuThe Rest PiayedCould’nt Get NexthutWe've Got You Steve,SaidDefiance High, and It WasSome Battle.game waThe one big victory of the season fur Defiance High took placeFriday when at the shrill soundof the referee*^ wistlc Wauseon High kicked to Defiance and the hall was speedily carried to \Vau-seon’s ten yard line and straigth-way fumbled hv Defiance, The local lads were over confidentfrom their recent victory at YV euW-seon and Timmy didn't play his usual distance back on defense opportunity and Baker, right half, sallied around and made a streakbetween himself and a goal line.His fleetness of foot easily carriedhim out of danger of being tackled | folks have had ati opportunity ofand before the game was ten min-uld Wauseon had netted therunning ana waskeep them off their feet.Nothing short of 32 pointswould satisfy the home talent he-mrfore the final blowing of the time-C* Ikeeper's whistle. As the gameprogressed interest became er in spite of the one-sided score. When they got one they wantedanother. Forty-eight all told wasthe final result. In the gatheringdarkness ot the twilight before thes over, all that could be seen by the spectators Was astreak in the air flying past the opponents and a trail of white showing that it was I efiancc thatdid the work.The victory Friday instilled in-m 0 3 S ’ a $ mto the team the much needed en-'si of the season, and with Van \\ ert on for next Fridav things look rather). H. S. Coach t •old-net/' is bringing the team aroundto the point that when the vital moment arrives 1 lie hoys areready to meet it right and make every move count. The big game with Ada here on Thanksgiving day will be one of the hievents in foot ball thattluisiasm for the nbright forlt;rt r/*g{utestirst touchdownItDrill-witnessing 111 many seasons.The line-up Friday was as ful-was aiant scveittv-tive vard run. lt;104S wsw mlslt;ed atm six was 'alt tfthtWauseon succeeded in getting theentire game.Defiance cither got mad or gingered up. Wauseon again kickedand Rutch Shonnicrer receivedDutch Shonnigerand returned it to the fift\van!line.nen in one, two. tnree older plavs shot all around Waust*iin. Decker finally shooting oneof his famous long passes to Smallwho carried it over for the first W'ausf 11 made good their onlv■'Hrtouchdown for Defiance. Tiimny (ant Ion kicked goal. Score 7to fh\fterthe ice was broken. touch-down after touchdown piled upfor Defiance. Chubby Diehl fol-0 ■■lowed Small. Wauseon scentedU have a mania for kicking after touchdown, and it was onlv a mat* Ur of the time it takes for theboys to run the length of the field to score again. Diehl, however.tumbled the ball on the one-yard0line and Wauseon recovered it behind their own goal, i he balllows:0**40+mfk/fir;;00*DefianceSohrR.E.St butt Barr(i. SpadeR.T.ShonnigerJenningsR.G,Bridenbaugh('amobollcBlueSchorfLSIbe C'antl* nI . SpadeI d# . | $ a % I * * •Ilibbard Cpt.BarnesL.E.SmallKellerlt; ,B,Ed, ( am IonBakerK.i I.M illerA illiani,Cpt. F.R.* Diehl11 arrisonL.H.DeckerUclerce (ioldnetz.For Corn Shelling and Being Installed byMilling Co.CleaningGiain\was putI went y~.fi v v- Vpr ;I hevcnmm,urlt;%rtf 1satHlvi• *n t heirIt v as nolost till f«.nailed arounduse.0ed to nut. Minerend for the next score.Bv the time the first half endedi **J-1Wauseon still had their six andDefiance 26.Tin DeftMillingThe intermissionstill tl1 ligli tIlignti « »eCeitan*tin more vim.*nd half it was one si dec! as taras scoring, but never did a team lose harder than Wauseon. Theyseemed to tn-1 ' DelianI he1anee Drain company lias closed the contractfor the installation of machineryfor lu lling and cleaning ear contPart lt;*1 this machinery will beplaced in the basement more will be installed oli the topfloor. A corn crib will be builtalong the railway track and laterSgj#an elcvaPlt;r mav he built.This machinery will be operated bv electric power. Motors havethebeen contracted for andthe entireMillinginplant of( Vmi*foiightforevery men m ground that they were forced 1 give no. With all their weinear ftuureDefiance Grainpany will be operated by electricW' . .Wapower from the Auglaize river power dam, through the plant ofthe | the Defiance Das N Kleetric Co.The installat ion of the corn ma-1Ichinery will begin next week
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Defiance Daily Crescent News
Defiance, Ohio, US
Sat, Nov 09, 1912
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