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I**LOCALS BEATENono~‘l r*ai*• *te ;i* tin iiTl, 'S~u-;d.WIN FROM OAKSBreaks Favored Gattiedral loIOaksaaleAre EasyOEIG PLAYS STELLAR ROLEt-y‘h intv. I Jasper College lost to Cathedral H. T, | S., at Indianapolis Saturday in a hard :k 11 ought battle in which neither team | showed any superiority in offense or j defense. The score was 9 to 0. Time v- : and time again the opposing teams le j surged up and down the field, bothshowing determination to win. Thepoints made against Jasper were is j scored when Cathedral gained vantage [tf; and the breaks came in their favor, r I A field goal at the end of the second ie j quarter and a touchdown with only m j five minutes of play remaining netted the points that gave Cathedral victory.Cathedra] kicked off. Deig of Jasper received and advanced ball to 40 n [ yard line. Jasper made yards but failed on second trial. A bad punt gave the ball to Cathedral. The s. j teams then surged up and dowh the L-J field for the rest of the quarter. In »I r'the middle of the second quarter y Meier ran 50 yards and it seemed d Jasper would score. A pass on the tf. fourth 'down gave Cathedral ball on 23 yard line. Jasper soon regained lt;1J the ball and advanced for many gains e (but Cathedral turned tables and brought ball to 18 yard line when Dugan dropkieked and scored a field goal.The third quarter was a continuation of the same, Heinrichs and Meier making gains and Jasper threatening to score and in turn bginj? repulsed : by Cathedral.il In the fourth quarter with only five e minutes of play and when it seemedl ' *u the game would end without a touch-6 down, Egan of Cathedral broke■4 through guard to be stopped by Hein-riches of Jasper's two yard line. Egan carried the ball across for the touch-■* down. The try for ooint failed.Meier starred for Jasper making gainstotaling 135 yards. Cathedral’s out-standing star was Egan.* 1 Score bv quarters:■ 'V- #[Jasper ............0 0 0 0—0Cathedra] ........ .0 3 0 6—9I Referee—Deredich. Umpireensticher. Head linesman-—Marks.Wallop O. C. H. S.Iy\ Getting back into form., the Jasper College Academy horsemen ran rough shod over their opponents and netted the one-sided score of 27-0, at the expense of the Oakland City High School at Oakland Citv, Wednesday, j The speedy backfield, recast by Coach Reid so as to add strength, had its own way and administered a drub-xbing to its opponents, who fought gamely but vainly till the end. Deig, stellar fullback for Jasper College, stepped into the limelight of High School football by making a 70 yard open field run for a touchdown in the second quarter and coming back and performing a beautiful 00 yard run for another touchdown in the third quarter. A la Grange he raced through the opposing team, who vainly tried to catch his dodging form.Jasper kicked off and soon stoppedits opponents, and, taking the pig-.skin, marched down the field to the two-yard line, where they were stopped by the Oakland City wall. After a few minutes of play, howeyevr, they , again marched down the field and this time Deig carried the ball across the : line* Scanlon dropkicked successfully, ■. making the score 7-0 at the end of the : first quarter.j In the second and third quarters,, Deig made two more touchdowns, byi| t hrilling runs. Scanlon added anotherj touchdown in the third quarter and ! passed the ball m Fhanley, who added the extra point after the goal had been crossed. Score 27-0 at end of ; third quarter.: Coach Reid, sent in a number ofsecond-string men, who played well but did not add to the score.Heinrichs,, in kicking off, sent the ball over the goal line five times in succession. Scanlon, Hastings, and Volz featured at tackle.Score by Quarters:Jasper .......... .7 6 14 0—27Oakland City .... . 0 0 0 0— 0
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Jasper Herald
Jasper, Indiana, US
Fri, Oct 22, 1926
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