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. ,a,.; ifth^tada^eIgh£^yardfe-ftad,-,^ts:6i tavjjig Tea jme as a .tae fferea^jjjj^ v or tha-ideM^ Rto^^tM^te'mteten OTaa^^^te5£^'SSlv-:i[“ldraining. machlao and finally tae-. break.- ot tlxe field.'., Alfatlt lddterd t^ thd:!^'«*»«-:: Grlswald the};Summit starvyard mayk tmH GrlswaTd kicked toJmJfcback fumbled, -.fee .-ball bouncedVh« Sir™ Coppola, wHbiranthe.ban bftcfcL^non-?i*^JSSSiisiderabre- distance.' -tflafcwayYwtog'-tSff-scooped It up and headed|n_ri **+ ftnttr' flwe.‘-™w?a^:'.'r»ia:«ovrer the•‘wSS!•“• n,ld «*•'*«** flve:,T?was.' ThePar the goal line thlrty-firo Fu£s! home team kicked ahd B«rdoa' andJhSk ^Tth^him^ha ':****M'. lX ya*d6; GrfawaMehalk mar kg he carrion with him tha «»«« *« ^i.flJbapea of local fans far another gham-jplonshJp, and as- ho crossed the Anal line be wrote “defeat” la hold letters:across the brow* of tha Summit wr-jriors.•Crowell was called upon to ki ck the■*eai sintf’thus eliminate any;chance df s later Sammlt ecoro'possibly result-Sijk In a one-point defeat for Rahway, The plucky halfback stepped back and -with the same steadiness that characterized his perfect passing in the final .duarter, he placed the ball squarelythen; kicking to tha -4fi*ynrd Hnei,- coifc polft failed to gain and Alloth IdekoC the bail bouncing brer the'goal ,Mb^, it. was brought ant to tha Sb-yard mart and summit made ; ftjitUo nt-tempts to penetrate thb Rahway lihb. Griswold finally kicking to Crowe]U*Rahway then Hashed forth Its aerial attack from the old WD!' foramtiosh Crawoll throw jt not one to. Coppola for fifteen yards, and a first down. Rahway .ynis set back tor be lag offside, and then again for hackfleld Motion. but a forward to Wolcott made'££££ JE? n^HStXf i^Ta t0 ZhfG “P thin loss. -!Crowell' Stopped back Jtdhway the advantage, 7 to 0. and heaved another perfect one toIpdioi:3prr-'tlirar-ttah.w'ay--attack-- had- onlyted:nnd~^mnm1t--brac in ^-rar-tfee|iu^ ^-HteJU rwelve ruin at as of play saemed toj3Wtlige that Brooks* charges were noti iitr eirfTi■jjhsr the fourth quarter gave Rahway the advantage of the wind- -and—All-TrairtooHTs-Jfiitour dowpia to put it, over, hut Qaptain Coppola jlecldad ■ upon a fq^wa^—againT andi■I;th'iCrowoljrheaved on 0 toWalcott a* the'tlann Into Summit territory. With sCkme rakluK toll, Captain Coppola. jjwnrd an aerla] attack from the old ' 'XT’ formation used now as the ’Y.” [UVxar perfect pusses from Crowell and ‘ Wolcott leathered one in ae he crossed Jhe goal line to make the gqore 13 to 0 jLad to completely bury whatever hope Sammlt *iill had of winning. Penalties a few moments later forced Cro-•vrall to kiols from behind Ills own gojU-*- a . li -* «* m il A S Mm -m * -» ‘V*. » * '*P-l- r*- ]» .“% :\a. “lirtffbt end passed fisfr-gosHiufti -givingRahway tbo second score, Crowell'sattempt at point alter goal tailed. _o■PShi-tlt;y: Jday, B‘iit Crowell was equal ^’to the - tAk and he booted the ball down the • [field where the whistle ended thejgame. Railway had kept the goal line vfancrossed.The Rah way line, which has been •aaxionsly watched for a show of weakening us the result of the loss of AlRahway kicked and Summit attempted to use the aerial route with uo success. After several passes had failed and one hod been completed, Borden to Daan^ for, twelve yards, Doty intercepted a heave to give Rahway the ball. Harrington, gained four yards, a forward was downed and Crowell heaved a pass to Castor for live yards, A kick -wps blocked andHarriRKtoti feJl jn Au^m jotMaJ-8.ffftve- Sttm^fe-the -ballr ~l^nr“Trasaiiiwere attempted, but not one even came near being completed. Rahway took the ball and a whistle sounded, it was thought the game was over and the players started off the field and the crowd to disperse, bat Rahway had been offside and play was called again. Again Rahway was penalizedP—TheJRahwiSum EHSjisser, all-state tackle; Hau.t, guard,Iw^jj leas than twenty seconds to go mird Nadel, center, by graduation, ’fs and Crowell was forced! to kick frombehind bis own goal line, but tho,jkb powerful as the 1924 forward*— .again and again repulsing the flares attack of the Summit backs. Ivons, tbe big six-foot iackle, who as a wplio* more replaces Albisser. was one of the big factors in the home team's de-fiense, while the generalship of Cap-fro*-Tou ton chiHahwicth faoth: ! for VUmplilinear—Tho milclever halfback got the ball off and the wh4»tle sounded closing thecontest.The lineup:Rahway Summit■L»i-lS-.-. .-;-wGafltor— .....—CoIe ICapt'1•well’s steadiness at passing and kick-Aug. Wolcott and Doty* s etubbornde-ftroxrs the new center, L'Hoounediea, Indicated that Rahway can confidently await the approaching battles withL..T.L.G.—m r ♦1 1 r.Thompson .—........ Collins. D’Ambrosa ........... WolfejErJHouHaedieu ....... aeigner-R.G.... Farher ....... RoanR.T Ivang ............... steldleR.E Wolcott ............. Carey'^Orange and Nutley.To Summit must be given credit for .-.-fighting. .hard and- stubborn same, which left the result in doubt until Wolcott made his second touchdown ift. the fourth period. Griswold was ip *»very play, Borden dill some nice -~-work. and Steidle and Cole, aided bythe other memberB of tlie Hill City ' Ibackfield. made a stubborn attempt to «Aop the Rahway backs. ■ Samtnit’s ..^eak spot was in a de£ens.e for the finrward pass, which Rahway used to jCHPrfectl-du. The .game;First HalfRahway wuu the toss and opcuin •Dtippola elected to defend the west goal. Crowell kicked, the ball going]*! iiu» GriswaId who was _ downed ar 2S-‘ * 3T3tr*l mark. Borden failedf tlt;\ gain in at. line smash Collins eiigelt;l off tacltle | j *or two yards, Borden smashed for j five yards, and Summit was penalized-for being utfyide. Griswaid ktcked to~Sjoppola oil rfie oO-vtLrd niark. CrdQ.B-T7V\“Cdppola, (Cupt{ .... BordenL H Doty............. WeltxmanR.H Crowell ......... .. OriswaldFIB,', v.. mrrmgrdh-rr: ———WsislrwwIICarpenter,Builder and\General1ContractorvbH made two yards, but- Doty failed do gain After a mis play Crowell ! | kicked tu the 4!-yard line, where Gris- 1 walri was thrown, in bis tracks by ■Pestilence 53 William StreetWolcott Hushes by Oriswald andaaorden netted seven and four yarda fio give Summit a first downGriswajd gained Kvo yards and Bor*^den four ctore. but improper use of fthe hands cost Summit fifteen yards. lt;GrIswaM kicked to Coppola, tb© ball%oift^knoeked--itit—-the-—Ra-hwajfT«lephotic 441\l■juIEctatiiuiua uia.rtiui Eiit. tin- ylnyerd's hands and recovered byjgnmmh, uuly to have the referee de-■jr.lnre ir ihe home team's ball. Cop-•3501a wound his way forward for seven yards and Crowell shot off tackle for1 4 ■ t r — twt*. rrw* ■■ 1 ri ■ ,r i mi i ^ ** ~~ro-»iia— aHferat— i«t»rer—BwhhhWEIMAR STORAGE and^riajcimwxoMPANY inc.STORING, MOVING, PACKIN*SHIPPING 6«tlmitn GheeHuliy Fuwlvhtil j Offlco and Warehouseton failed to gain. Summit tvas penal-1 axed five yards far being offside and i tSoweli made tha second first down by^a'u(ti^-yard run. - A trick play was .broken up and Doty thrown for a.loss ■-anfl the quarter epded wltli the balli im Summit’s i4-yard Une.i #_Aforward to Coppolu was tried, but *-th.e wind blew It back. Crowell was ’injured and Altoth took his place at ~i3ii!fback~faT^ahwir5r; Thsrwt- Heornd with -the “kfclr by“-idloth-on-the-aeact play, the ball going to the 43-yard mark. Rahway was offside and then JScrrden made It flirat down with u lino■ *9mnsh. Griswaldv was picked up and- :rihrown for a loss* by I vans. The Scm-.•sttft halfback, then ’ made a yard only tin ha\’e Summit penalized 5 yards forioffside,' Sunxraltr-tried a pass after. .Borden gained a yard and it wn.8 Rah-unby’a ball on the 42-yard line. Cop-jpoln and Doty -only made three, yards amtwefcn them, Harrington gained four raore' dt»d R'ahway was getback for. off-.side. Aiioth kicked to Weitamnn, who ; gambled, and Walsh recovered. Grls-walti trn a stonewall in the Rahway fine, and then kicked to Coppola stand-JhJs'“Dn^_ Rahway* a—2 5-yar cl—markr^the^Sth^52£lirgfegtlrjtrgaiii^Wer*h4we337-343 W, Gfaod St., ElizabethA wnrehoase with «¥•*? rtom m tNirodt vttliil**PDR. LOUIS KL rZ, VETEK NARIi*'Kozr^srs^i^ft_w5iBiiia^r^i7TTSliW Xipnaa SSU * '■ 'Kabwoy OHm it one, 8, P. C.‘’JuM Irrlttf SL, I%«n» S41-J13«r««ar. ;C«ws, Poim. Oili frMhlwind carryihg the hall. Railway was wfesJde lt;ind: was hut- back to the 20-■ i?ArH mark. ■ Harrmgion ipaae three- yhrdi.shd Copppln two mbre. Alloth’s -y-islok^-was TVdMigttL^by. the;' kttedV^d' % Brought f back „lo Rahway’s;. 25-yard'- jntLtk* where Summit [took popaqeaion; . 4~, v ^rlswiUd' htafieL.'. sevefp •• y^rd« ; anft, •;'•;'::--_iasen. addod two jiiore,', following this.: :.. *he ball hear. Rahway** 10-yhrii paark,-^mT^WTtltrwir so put, it, ovur. The; TidiliiD or thbihbine team ibfacediand'. 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Rahway Record
Rahway, New Jersey, US
Tue, Oct 13, 1925
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