Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 277, 3 October 1921 — Page 16

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HARD FOUGHT GAME RESULTS IN VICTORY FOR HAMILTON, 14-7 Completing a spectacular forward pass for the winning touchdown as the final whistle blew, Earlham defeated Hanover 14-7 at Hanover Saturday afternoon. The score was tied until the final seconds of play when Bookout nabbed a forward pass from Ivey and ran 25 yards for the score. It was a fast, hard game at all times. The Hanover eleven was consider ably stronger than that of last year and shoved over a touchdown in the first half. But in the second period the Earlham gridders were working in much better style, and were forcing the play at all times. The work of the line grew stronger as the battle progressed and all the backfield men played a good game. Captain Hinshaw, Ivey, Emslie, Carter, Winslow and Strickler show promise of some classy football in later games. Bookout. at his old left end station, Beasley, center, S. Prevo at guard, Stanley, tackle, and a new man at right end did the best line work. "With ten seconds to play, Ivey launched a forward pass to Bookout, who nabbed it and ran S3 yards for the winning touchdown. , Bookout kicked goal. Final score, Earlham, 14; Hanover, 7. Line-up and Summary. Hanover, 7 Earlham, 14 Hufford L. E Bookout Clemejit L. T Pennington Benson L. G . . Eades Van Antwerp C Beasley Sarver R. G..x Crosman Steadman R. T Stanley Manough . R. E Morris Van Antwerp Q Hinshaw H. Powell j. H Carter R. Powell R. H Emslie Hough F Strickler Hanover scoring: touchdown. Hough, goal from touchdown. Van Antwerp; Earlham scoring: touchdowns, Hinshaw, Bookout. Goals from touchdown Eookout, 2. Substitutions: Earlham Ivey for Strickler; S. Prevo for Crossman; Townsend for Beasley; Beasley for Eades; Winslow for Carter; Mclntire for Pennington. Hanover Cox for Hufford. Referee Fiske (Purdue), ime of quarters, 1T2 minutes. The haif-moon fish, which is found in-the upper waters of the Amazon, casts a phosphorescent glow resembling moonlight. ( found in 45

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ELDORADO DEFEATS VEST MANCHESTER WEST MANCHESTE R. O., Oct 3. West Manchester dropped an exciting gams to the Eldorado baseball team on the local grounds Sunday afternoon by the score of 6 to 5. The game was a play-off of a tie game that they played one week ago. T3ae visitors out played the locals at alL' stages of the game. The score: R. H. E. Eldorado 100 31:0 1006 8 2 W. Manchester .001 202 0105 7 4 Juday and .Geary; IHartman and Berry. HAMILTON TAKES RED SATURDAY, 33 TO 7 Richmond high school -was defeat ed at Hamilton, Saturday afternoon, by the score of 33 to 7. The heavier Hamilton eleven put up a defense which was almost impossible to pene trate. Their offense was exceemngiy fast and their team play was down to perfection. The local eleen wa3 by no means humilated by th? defeat at the hands of the Ohio elevmi, because the Hamilton team represents the fastest team in Ohio, and t&o red and white did well to hold them as well as they did. The Hamilton scored in tne nrsi quarter, when they gained t fc.e ball after a Richmond fumble.' lie touchdown came after a series of line bucks. In the second quarter the ' Hamiltonions scored two touchdowns, which were well earned. The fust touchdown came after & series of end runs and line plunges. The 6econd was made by the completion of a Tong pass. Touchdown in Third la the third quarter botli teams battled up and down the field, Hamil ton making another pass for a touch down. The last quarter brought out. the feature play of the game whisa Mason received a punt and ran 35 yards for a touchdown. The goal wan missed. In the last minute of the game Schumaker recovered a fumble arid ran 35 yards for the only Richmond score of the game. Schumaker kicked the goal. The locals profited from Use game and the experience which they obtained in Saturday's game should serve to prepare them for their coining game with the Wilkinson team on Reid

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