Hide Article Text (OCR)
Fighting Panthers Down To Defeat; U. Of L. Line Too Heavy For HanoverFINAL SCORE 32-12The P:.tuli«r. pla/e.’ their see*u J foo.bau guiue in t..e season £Minrui night ixilnil the Cardinal wurrloia of the I'ill versify of Ixmlsville. When the rtnal gun Hounded Hanover was trailing '12-12. Although Hie more might idlcate an easy victory for tin Cardinals, they were considerably hampered by the aggressive, fighting Panthers. Louisville's forward wall was heavier l«y thirty pounds and more experienced than the Hanover line, thus conceding tnetn a great advantage. Also a white hall against a white Jeraled background was a great advantage to the Louisville team in couceullng the hall trick plays.Hanover Scoies in Third.The Louisville team forced the play into Hanover territory until the third quarter when the Panther* went wild and scored two touchdowns. In this period. Mease. Hanover halfback, shot a ten yard pusa to Haines, who carried the oval 32 yards over the Cardinals goal strip. Late In the third chapter tfcwinn blocked Hagemiuin's kick which was recovered by Taggart on Louisville's « yard line. The Cardinals line at tills point failed to hold and Mease ploughed through their wall for the marker on the third attempt.A steady march down the field early in the game brought the Cardinals on Hanover's :i yurd line. McKinney oroke through the center for the distance and put I*, of L. out in trout. Late in the quarter after three plays, one an Ineompleted pass, had failed to give the Cards! a first down, MeDevitt. new varsity j quarterback for Louisville, threw n short pass to I H alt for the second marker. Kron spun eight yards thru the Panthers wall for the touch-tow nidded the extra point on a line play. The Cardinals never threatened the Hanover goal in the Hi Ini Quarter. However. In the last quarter they came back strong and carried the pigskin to the Panthers' 2 yard line, from whleh Kraft scored. Ou four consecutive plays late ii: •he final period, the Cards ma.t • three first downs. Kraft circled Ifff end for a 13 yard gain. On the next play Kron went through left tackle for twenty two yards. McKinney then played the hall on Hanover's 5 yard strip, from which Kron scored the last marker. McKinney's place kick • went between the bars for the extra point, the first he had made in four attempts.Approximately .1.500 persons saw Hie Fighting Panthers go down to '•efeat before the strong Cardinal eleven.The lineup and summary:Hanover 12 U. of L. AtWallin |fc K. lluT0wln» L. T. CrowderTaggart L. O. Shears/Rockwell lt;\ HeedMillican K. (J. CroweManaugh ft. T.Naab R K. ThompsonMaxelas Q. Ii. MeDevittHaines L. II. KrouRaxavlek It. H: KraftAnderson F. B. McKinneyScore by quarters 12 1 ITLouisville u 12 7 13 32Hanover u o 12 a litS»i|.-lng: Touchdowns •Louis.'llleKion. 2: Kraft. 2: McKinney. Hanover. Mease. 2. Point« aft* r touch-down—McKinney place kick. Kraft line buck. Substitutes -Louisville:Itehrinuii. (ilaiinlni. c.lhson. LipsP*. Hageniann. Hoardmau. NewmanTraw ick. Tlbhals. Da.'is. Rasmussen. Hanover. Ilillis. Officials Ref-Quasi icnipile. \\ heeler. P.razll,
Newspaper Details
Hanover Triangle
Hanover, Indiana, US
Mon, Oct 06, 1930
Page 1
Full Page
Clipped by
Anonymous
MD, USA 15 Aug 2017
Other Publications Near Hanover, Indiana
Hanover Astonisher
Hanover Das Rats Angle
Hanover Razzangle
Hanover Square
Hanover Triangle
