The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 6

THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 27, 1914. Crimson Eleven Triumphs Over Purple and Gold WILDGATS LOSE Scenes At Gridiron Battle At Eclipse Park Yesterday Afternoon MANUAL ELEVEN IS VICTORIOUS TO VOLUNTEERS Fez Kentucky University Fights Vruwink's Men Outplay High School In Every Department of Game. Gamely Against Heavier Tennessee Eleven. CLOS WINNERS GAIN TITLE HARDAWAY PROVES STAR Purple Team Battles Gamely To End of Annual Gridiron Battle. FUIS iellt.

SECt THI1 galon. rotri Conrad FIF-1 Innocei Sirctt, BES' Ca2XiSClr- track ot roc numen handic to the Yanke, this the fir trailer and tl at the Somi of the forced down contid away develc doivji Orb was wau disllk. starte As Gen. ilexii provl was tory t'ol. noon Mont there with the It favoi peett ablv of tl elluir the be like favo to with Manual.

VAST THRONG ATTENDS M' XUAL'S proud escutcheon, ra diant from victories over its sternest rivals. stM stands unblemished. High School. like other teams that have fae.ed the Crimson warriors, was forced to pay its tribute to a remarkable eleven by the score of 7 to 0. The Purple ath- 1itps nlthnuirh outclassed by their killed opponents, fought valiantly throughout the long struggle in the vain hope.

that the tide might turn. Undaunted by tradition. Manual played football as it has seldom been played on local gridirons. It was a mighty eleven that met High School yesterday, and the hopes of Purple adherents soon were bedimmed. High School had recokned without its host, for the relentless Crimson band swept all before it.

The vicious onslaughts of the Manual men would not be denied. Through the bending, crumbling line of Purple forwards, around the baffled, disconcerted ends, over the crushed defenders the Crimson eleven tore its savage way. The most ardent supporter of the vanquished team realized at the close of battle that Manual's superiority wad not fully retlect-ed in the score. Twice, at the end of each half, the march of the victors was stayed by time within the shadow of the goal. Only High School's battle spirit could have so well withstood the terrific strain at other times.

Manual excelled In every branch of foot ball shown. Backs, ends and even the Crimson line outplayed the vaunted High School forwards. Withal a team-work that moved cog and cog left naught to be desired in football Ideality. Piloted in faultless style, there could be but one outcome. The strength, speed and skill of the Manual men.

working in unison, hurled aside the High School craft and swept away the bitterest opposition. Purple Buttles Gamely. How savagely the Purple players battled, how gamely they struggled and how desperately their bruised mid battered backs strove to penetrate the Crimsuii defense fn their frenzied i-fforts to reach the coveted goal, the long series of mi-successful charges plainly snows. High School, invading the rival defenses, found JIunual amply prepared. Opposed to a line that stood lirm as trom end to end, the Purple charges that had smashed other forwards and cast dismay Into the ranks or other teams wasted like the washing of surf on a rocky shore Onlv once in the lonir did long struggle did the tide of battle favor the Purple warrior: Karly in the final quarter the High School representatives carried the ball down the lield and placed it far in Manual's territory.

That was the Purple's only offensive triumph, for. Jlke an awakened band of tigers, the Crimson aggregation came back and tore the High School team asunder. Duffy's men made a determined stand in midtield, but. crushed and seeling from the shock of cruel impact, their defense was swept away, and when time was called Manual was surging toward the Purple goal for vast gains. Lariie Crowd Present.

From the eastern section of the city they came, from the western, from the northern and from the southern. The magnet which attracted 10.000 local football enthusiasts was this annual struggle. Lomk before time for the contest to be-Kin the cohorts began to tile into the park, and when the whistle blew for the Initial kick-off tittlu standing room was left around the white-lined gridiron. The great multitude was a joyous one. Before the game there was enthusiasm a-plenty.

From the ehic damsel in the center box to the tousled urchin who had slipped over the fence, all were in the best of spirits, all shouted to friends, all were exultant. The scene was an inspiring one. The gridiron was surrounded by a mass of color, blending tn and out purple, gold crimson ami wnue lik ing rainbow. It was a swiftly chang glorious crimson WW I STKffBSSflBSaWJaWWSSSSSJE tWSWf.r'w.sg Smith L. I'V TTmmmmkJ i "iTlliii IMIPIMIMIIIII iimiiii Mil ill iiiniiiiiniiiiiiin pijiMUli ot- Section RQWI? Mjbk' UAtiuuc, NOV.

Although outweigh. fifteen pounds to tin man. the Kentucky State tw ball team made a valiant fight agaW the University of Tennessee eleven, wi ner of the S. I. A.

A. championship hot ors, this afternoon, the final score befay 23 to 6 in favor of the locals. The gaca was played before the largest crowd thit ever witnessed a football game in tfcjj city, about persons being in attend. ance. Tennessee scored the first toachftHra after four minutes of play in the fin; quarter, carrying the ball down the from the Volunteers' fifteen-yard line, Sensational end runs by Rainey and iiai1 plunges by G.

Vowell. right end. featured. I Kainey gained about fifty yards in thr runs, the longest of which was good lor' twenty-five yards. A few minutes after play was resume following the scoring of Tennessee' touchdown, Crutoher captured the balu which was fumbled by ilay after receding Schrader's punt, and ran thirty-fin' yards for a touchdown.

Park missed easy goal, making the score 7 and later in the half Park tritd for a goi from placement from the forty-two-yard line, but missed. Volunteers Seore Again. Early in the second quarter TennesHi scored another touchdown, line plungul by G. Vowell having carried the tL nearly fifty yards down the field. Twio in the period Tennessee hud the ball witi-in striking distance of the Kentucky got, but once the visitors braced and took lit ball over on downs, and the other timei penalty of fifteen yards made a kid necessary.

The third touchdown was made in Ha third quarter soon after Fullback Lini say went through the center of Ko-tucky's line for thirty yards. In tu fourth quarter Carroll's goal from placement brought Tennessee's points to 3, it having, missed one goal out oi tnree following touchdowns. TutUe and Hedges Star. Twice In the second quarter the ft itors had the ball on Tennessee's twenij-yard line, once when a forward pu Hite to Schrader, netted a gain of fonj yards, and again when Tuttle throuen trie entire lennessee team is fifty yards after receiving one of Ken punts. For Kentucky.

Tuttle and "Littf. Hedges, who played quarter most of time, starred, while u. vowell, itainti Lindsay and Carroll showed up best ta the locals. The game was tierce both sides were penalized several Una for "roughing it" or holding in the lia The lineup: Tennessee. Position.

Kentuclr. Carroll L. 13 Wri Baver L. Crutciie Kerr L. Pets McLean Baflq Tavlor R.

Thomwz Kelly ft. Downiu G. Vowell R. Schraflt MViv Park (C Thomason L. His Rainey Lindsay F.

Scot Substitutions For Tennessee: Carrtf for Wolf, Wolf for Carroll, Cameron in Rainey, Sorrells for Carroll, McSpaaoe for Sorrells, Cates for Taylor, it Vo 1I for Rnvor. Fnr Kntuckv: Hlte Park, McCauley for Hite. Zerfoss to Wright, Gumbert for Hite, Hite for Gtia Dert, weages tor rnte. Y'o f. II 3 a mi rVrtjn Tni whd own-Ci." roll 2.

Goal from Placement jieieree iienry, oi j.enyon. uiui Stauffer, ot Ohio Wesleyan. Head URtyt man Gillespie, or Pennsylvania. Lubi ol quarters I'liteen minutes. KENTUCKY KITTENS BEAT RIVAL FRESHMEN Lexington, Nov.

"liJttens" of State University afternoon took sweet revenge for the it-feat of the Wildcats at Knoxville vie they defeated the freshmen of the Dtf versitv of Tennessee by a score of 0. The teams were evenly raatcMoj; weight and both confident and A mined, so that the game was furious from the start. Naturally were some casualties. Charlie rUlo the fast end of the Kentucky team, kicked in the side ami seni pital, but it is not believed to ov OUS. ana unani iwsmiw, ji hn back for Tenneesee, was tio ba.jg about the head that ne naa ju uc -to the hospital and was unable to ret.

The feature of the game was the Dmin fnr tucky. He repeatedly tore through nessee's line, and in the last through nearly Tennessee's for twenty-live yards for a touchy The Tennesseans could do DOtB-against the stone wall of Kentuck) The lineup: Kentucky. Kinne Hicketwon Deiiiprfey Server C. Hstydon Hodes Grabfclder Britton Gibson Huhtitutet SpaUluiK. g.

it 3 Moore u. T. li. I l. h.

F. ii. "DonaMf! BrinSW IK Kentucky. Hay. ion iur fur ('.

on; I i. KR tn. Britton. "ois-town. of Kentuc" man.

Time of cm. r-i-meenn'J 'irnnniniTTPF HRfifiNIZED TO PROBE OUR DEFEND York. Nov. movemg authority, as to the cond.tionofour navy ai.tl national hifty men InauVurated. than UD prominence in ctj.

it -RM to-nilll. T.4,v. D.cember Iy which Ueome Abbott nod "i are members wheg cxpf-cted Hint the movement form. French OTi Gen. 1'au oi iuisHi'nec.

otticer beins if ttictics. amlneo on strategy "Oiv me an ins TlWti thought hard and tW; in battle you run niiion anu oun nn flf it. it is good strategy 1" on KXOXVILLE. (Special.) ed nearly 1 man. the to gain through center.

Xeal failed to gain on a quarterback run. Xeal made onside kick and Garrett ran the ball back five yards. Moses was downed on an attempted fake kick. Moses punted to Xeal, who returned the ball seven yards. Briscoe made three yards through center.

Simi-son made fifteen yards around end. Morey failed to gain through the line and Engle-hard failed to gain. High School was penalized five yards for being offside. Davis was downed in his tracks on an attempted end run. Morey tried place kick, but missed by narrow margin.

The ball was Manual's on the twenty-yard line. Van Arsdale made two yards through center. Culp made one yard through tackle. Garrett failed to gain on a quarterback run. Moses punted twenty-live yards to Xeal.

who was downed in his tracks. It was High School's ball. H. Smith made two yards through tackle. Xeal failed to gain on a quarterback run and was thrown for a Joss of four yards.

Caron punted twenty-five yards and the ball went out of bounds. A ond He i drivl Kcei ot re thin ond oli A i v.as ClCB Orii; But Any vori Ins Oi trac Urol O'B Jn i Is I of I flgh Is to the Ins era sui Be; hi the Crimson had the advantage, the Purple outbursts were not as spontaneous as those from the rival camp. There were times in the game when th crowds arose with that unchecked roar that means encouragement, hope, exhortation, hate or curses, all depending on the side the play favored. This clamor would arise and spread over the multitude like Invn from the crater of some jdant vulcnno in violent eruption, and at (tin f'rimsnn hnsts ITftVe Vent to a huzzah as "of a thousand giants bawlinff in triumph. As the jubilant Crimson supporters streamed noisily through the gates at the close of play the Purple admirers.

In sad and sullen groups, slowly filed from the scene of disaster. Hartlaway the Star. Glory in the annual struggle, the satisfying reward for a season of trying endeavor, was abundantly distributed. Hardly a man on either team failed to merit praise. All gave their best and, though some fell short, none lost an admirer, islanding out above comrades and Toes.

Hardaway, Manual's right end, t-anied the highest niche for individual effort. Seldom failing when called on for Song gains. Hardaway furnished a brilliant exhibition of offensive play. Starting far back of his line from a punt again tore through tn iin I around the hostile ends for fifteen yards or :r.ore. His defensive play was a fitting accompaniment to his ability at carrying the bail.

He was fast on getting uown the lield under wiule charges around his end failed to end disastrously. At the other Hank. Captain Adams performed brilliantly until laid low by a vicious tackle in the third quarter. He was terror to rival interference. He tore through the protecting ne 0f the Purple runner and scattered the opposition to the tour wmus.

Halves VUxy Brilliantly. While eclipsed by the remarkable Hardaway, Culp and Van ,1 up to the expectations of their -dmir ers. Van Arsdale was used repeatedly for material gains. Culp provided fit- tin'-: climax iof- his work by a iciii.r th.rty-tive-yard run in the tlnai Hit- ni'-st valuable work was in iiit'lfeience. He waii MardaiVijy's chief assii-tant.

always blocking his and leaving an opening for his teammates'. Garrett, at quarter, ran the eleven in a lawless mnmier. His forward riod ended with the ball in Manual's pos Adams Debrovy Campbell Minor Leep K. Smith Heick ho wis R. Moser Kachler Murphree R.

Herzer Briscoe R. Hardaway Davis L. Culp switow Morey R. Van Arsdale H. Smith Trent Simpson F.

Moses Xeal Q. Garrett Officials Referee, Hacket. West Point; umpire. Benbrook. Michigan; head lines' man.

Eldridge, Michigan; official timer. Prof. Warwick Anderson, U. of L. Time of periods Fifteen minutes each.

Touchdown Manual: Van Arsdale. Goal from touchdown Manual: Moses. CYNTHIftNA HIGH CLAIMS KENTUCKY CHAMPIONSHIP Negotiations Started For Game "With Ohio's Premier School Team. Cynthiana, Xov. Special.) The Cynthlana High School football today won the High School championship of Central Kentucky by defeating Lexington High School here 34 to 7.

It also claims the State championship by virtue of the fact that it defeated Lexington by a larger score than did Manual High team of Louisville. The feature of today's game was an SO-yard run by Rorer, of OyJithiana. Arrangements are under way that may-lead to a game for the High School championship of Ohio and Kentucky, as a challenge for a contest has been made by Cynthiana to the Hughes Hign School team of Cincinnati, winners of the Ohio championship. FOOTBALL RESULTS Texas University 30: Wabash College 0. Texas A.

and M. 14; Mississippi 7. Southwestern i'nivcraity liuylor University (i. Ov-jrgetown 12; Callaudet 7. Albright Muhlenberg 10.

nJid 34; Bucknell 0. Lafayette Dickinson 7. ViJJa i'ordham 6. UuLgers New York University 0. North Carolina A.

and M. Washington a id Lee 7. Transylvania University 53; Central University 3. Xotro Dame Syracuse 0. University of Pittsburgh Kt; Pennsylvania State College 3.

Christian lirotiirs 17; Depauiv 0. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Virginia Military Institute 0. Uaroiina Citad! ft. Tulane l.ouistatia State University 0. Johns Hopkins 13; St.

John 31. I-Yanklin and Marshnil G. rju.stim College 14; tTatholic University 0. University of Dotruit 7 ohiu North ern t. Tennessee 23; Kentucky State C.

St. a)is University Jtolla i3. Kh.irida Mercer n. West Weslyan 14; West Vir ginin University It. Virginia North Carolina 3.

Georgia Tech -1; CU-mson fj. Sewanee 11; 13. Xrury liS; Arkansas 7. Viririnia Wins. nichmond.

Nov. won ninth eonseeutive gridiron viciiury Xorth f-'aroiina here to-day I'O to The ame was a of fiercely eont-st-eil line- tierimrnages. Carolina several timen made long ains on end ruius. In the first period Tandy Tarheel, tenter, kicked a Held oal lioiil the 40-yard line. Now Albany 15.

Jeffcrsonville 6. The New Albany Illsh School football team a leatitm ve.J..;r-day afternoon by defeating the Jeffer.io.i-ville Hiirh School team in a close -and very exciting; game by the score 15 to 6. nun.set with a million rays of purple and said 'id intermingled. Pennants, banners and Frencl hons wtre gayly Haunted in the au-hLtions" nin breezes, and when some spectacular person. brought the vast throng to its feet would tie surging waves of a varicolored ocean presented, won' After the game iiad begun even the magnificent color-scheme was forgotten, the and probably not one in the grat as-Iiov setnhlage could toil within minutes the time the sun dived behind the clouds in the wtrtt.

and left the Held chill and dull, j- Get Under Way. Manual had the ball in the center of the field. Van Arsdale was thrown for a loss of one yard on a run around right end. Hardaway from punt formation made twenty yards around left end. Man- I ual waB penalized ri ards lor offside.

an Arsua.e inuue une yaru miougn made fifteen yards through ie't Culp made two yards around left end. Van Arsdale failed to gain around right end. Culp made two yards through left; guard. Van Arsdale made ten yards Lhiouyh left tackle for a touchdown. Moses kicked a difficult goal.

Score: Manual. High School, 0. Adams kicked off to Simpson, who was downed in his tracks. Smith made ten yatds through right tackle. Simpson made a yard through center.

Horace Smith made two yards through right tackle. Xeal made tirst down on a quarterback run. lavis fumbled on the 5-yard line and Manual recovered the ball. Van Arsdale made live yards on a wide end run. was penalized fifteen yards lUr IlOlU.MS.

JdIU3 was tackled out of bounds. Jt was Manual's ball on the -55-yard line. Moses dropped back to punt and was downed. He fumbled the ball and Murphree recovered It. High School had the ball on the line.

Xeal made three yards through right tackle. Simpson made a vard through left tackle. H. Smith made two yards around right end. Morey failed on a place kick.

The first period ended with the score Manual 7. High School 0. The second period started with the ball Hardaway tJuins. When play was resumed Manual fum-1 bled and recovered the ball. Manual was penalized five yards for being offside.

On a taKe KICK uip litueu in Haul imoUK" center. Van Arsdale failed rfsiit Kuani. Hardaway gam througl fake kick made fifteen yards around left end. It was Manual's ball on the (5-yard line. Garrett tailed to gain on quarter- nin roil it rvnti-r.

ti A l. I I ailed to gain through guard. A forward pass to Hardaway lanea. puiueu tl Neal. wiio was thrown for a loss of ten yards.

it was High ball on the 15-yard line. Oaron punted to Adams, who was downed in his tracks by Briscoe. A ward pass, Garrett to Hardaway. failed. Van Arsdale made two vara? through, i-ieht tackle.

Garrett forward passed to Hardaway. which failed. Moses punted 1 I i 1- HENNEA3E, Crisp Statements MA XV A Coach rim Ink If had lost there would tin-, tirc-n no exennes, inemiinK that ive expected tsi iin. AMsistiiiit Coach Moorman I snld before the pame that we had a lighting chance. Wo had the tighten, and the Hunter came through.

Cap. filvr the Manual boyn all the erriitt. Manager Caldwell what I expected. vards through right guard. Barrett made first down on a play through center.

fumbled and recovered ball after a loss of ten yards. Hardaway on a fake kick made live yards around right emi. Van Arsdale made three yards through guard. Adams tailed to make first down and the ball went over. Forward Pass Fails.

High School punted to Manual on the forty-yard line. An attempted forward I miss" from Garrett to Adams failed. An attempted forward pass. Adams to Hardaway. failed.

Hardaway made ten yards on a run around left end on a fake kick. Moses made two yards through center and tirst down. A turward pass to Hard-awav gained thirty yarns. The first half ended with the ball in ManuaJ's posses- sioti Score 1 Hlgn tectum iweave-yaru Manual 7. High School 0.

The second half started when Morey kicked off to Adain who ran the ball back five yard Van Arsdale made four rJiroii-rh tackle. was re placed bv White. Van Arsdale failed to through center. Ouip gained two vards through tackle. Van Arsdale gained two yards on skin tackle play.

On a torward pass fr-un Garrett to Adams, a nf twenty-five yards was made. Culp failed to gain through guard. Adams made two vards through tackle. On a triple pa.ss Oulp made fifteen yards around left end. Moses faded to gain through guard.

Culp was thrown for a loss of one yard on a trick ploy. Davis intercepted a forward pass on the- ten-yard line. Caron punted from behind the goal line to Van Arsdale, who vvas downed in his tracks by H. Smith. Jt was Manual's ball on the forty-yard line.

Adam3 failed to gain through center. Adams made five yards around right end. ol' Cheers. Throughout the contest a continuous volley of cheers, yells and other kindred noises raked the field. After the game was well under way and it was seen that INSIDE STORY OF iu Manual's possession on Si-a yard line.

session on the line and the score Manual 7, High School 0. Ilart lawny Circles End. Hardaway made fifteen yards around left end. Mosts failed to gain. Van Arsdale made three yards through tackle.

Culp made three yards through ft tackle. On a fake kick formation Van Arsdale faiJed to Tne bull went over. Caron punted to Manual -in the 35-yard line. Van Arsdale made one yard around right end. Hardaway was thrown by Briscoe for a 10-yard lows on a kiek formation.

Cuip failed to gain through right tackle. Moses was thrown oy a i 1 0-yard luss on a kick formation. It vas High School's ball on the 43-yard fine. son made one yard through right tackle. Neal made fifteen yardri around left end.

Mjrey replaced White. Horace Smith made eight yards through right Davis failed to gain through gunrd. Manual was offside and was penalized rive yards. Davits made six yards around left end. Xeal failed to gain mi run through renter.

KngeJhard made three yards through right guard. ilih achoo. tailt-d on a forward iwss. and the baH went over. Hardaway fumbled and Murphree of Higi School recovered the The bal! was on Manuel's 25-yard line.

Davis made twi yards t'r rouu'h taeklf. Kncelhard mane two yards around ntrht end. rrrlaced 'avis. made six yards through Hin School rail-! ed on a forward pass. The ball went i over.

Van Arsdale Returns Moses made two yar.ia through center on a fake kick formation. Van Arsdale made two yards through riht Culp made three yards through left tackle. Garrett fallen to gain on a iuar- terback Trent reolac-d Arsdale. I On a trick formation Manual failed to train. Culp made three yards through i jruard.

Moses failed to tfain. Culo eight yards through guard on a fake kick formation. Moses made three yards through left tackle. Trent failed to yain Manual was penalized fifteen yards for holdinz. Van Arsdale rephu-t-d Trent.

Van Arsdale rnad- five yards around right end. Culp mad four yards through guard. Kngelhard was injured. Kngie-hard resumed his place at tackle. School blockfcd Manual's punt and recovered the ball.

Mcser replaced Leep. H. Smith was thrown for five-yard loss on a play around left end, by Debrovy On an attempted forward Pass by High From Rival Camps men SCHOOL. Coach IJulTy I have no excuses to offer. Vc were beaten fairly and s(iin rcl y.

Manager Hill The hotter team won. Capt. Xeal The better team won. Assistant Coach Matthews The better team won. Culp failed to gain.

Hardaway fumbled and Briscoe recovered the ball. Furplo (Sains. Davis made ten yards around right end. Simpson failed to gain through center. Xeal made first down.

Xeal failed to gain on a quarterback run around left end. On a forward pass. Xeal to Mur phree. High School gained ten yards, Kngelhard gained five yards througn guard. Davis made two yards through right tackle.

Davis made one yard around left end. On a forward pass rrom Caron to Xeal, Xeal gained twenty yards. Davis gained two yards. H. Smith on an end run was thrown for a los of eight yards.

On an attempted forward pass Xeal was downed in his tracks. Xeal made an onside kick and the ball went behind the goal line. t'lay was resumed on the 20-yard line with the ball in Manual's powessi'm. Mcscti made ten yards on a skin tickle play. Van A rsdale made onr rd through left guard.

Hardaway made five yarns around right end. Van Arsdal-i made firM down thrmieh center. Adams made five varus arouni ieii eml. was knocked uncciiKcinus when tackled fiercely by two High School men and v. as carried off the field.

Debrovy re-p iced Adnms. Kachler replaced Lewis at for High School. an Arsdale nude three yards around right end. Culp wiiled to gain through left guard. Play was stopped when Uriscoe was injured.

Briscoe resumed his place at, left end. Culp gained one yard through right guard. Leep replaced Moser. Hardaway rained ten yards around right end on a fake kick formation. Culp failed to gain around left end.

Manual was penalized five yards for being offside. Culp made one yard through right tackle. The third pe THE FOOTBALL Harm si anu hrili'ant work jii tne mie is no eptible as that of players in the iter I nosdtu-ns. the eft tiess of the 'fnn forwards augurs front 11(1 Tin Lile w. rked with the i.atne that P-r-r feet iiriiiiant members of the Turtle miuad.

The pair was High School's eh.i.f hope on the offensive, while Smith a splendid game at end in the fac- --f odds a wonderful interference. Uivis. Jv. Smith. jimv Simpson and others played well a eii peri or foe.

Purplv "Wins Toss. Manual was first on the field 1 olclock. High School followed five min- Vli-rh Sc'inol Won the tnss sum! uiesjai.i. rate sJLn here thfc'seus-om They' on Une and to tne mark. i I i i yesterday Tltc Manual Team Vn a Victory Over Tin- Jljj, Srh(Ml Klrvcu In Tlu Final Umtest HetwtHMi The To School-i, Every football player knows that a firm fOOtiniT is absolUtelv nrr.vsn.qrv nnA going around the end or vettinir A.wn under a punt is impossible without proper It is an Interesting coim-M nb wise suggests one of th reasons for the 1 chose to detend the south goal.

Manual lwenty-five yards and the bal: rolled out-Crimson victory that Stevens the Shoe- kicked off to High School. Herzer made side. It was High School's hall on he maker, applied the cleats this year to ail I a short kick out of bounds and the hail 10-yard line, caron punted to Adam, the Manual players shoes. 1 was High School's on the thirty-five-yard who was downed in his tracks. an Ars- In previous years when High School line.

Morey made three yards through 1 dale made two yards through nght tackle. on he served that school similarly center. H. Smith made three yards Culp made three yards through left tackle If you want victory at football or in the throuch right guard. H.

Smith mnde two on a fake kirk. Culp made first down on game of life take vour shoes to Stevens vard's through center. Simpson made first the 5-yard gam. an Arsdale made three the Shoemaker, 33 West -Market. (Ad- down through center.

Davis made two yards through guard. Aloses made two verUsement. yards on skin tackle play. Morey failed I yards through center. Moses makes two.