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Show SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19, 1932. Tigers In Close Battle South Cache Surprises Warriors Lose Game Flash Nelson's Men Lose T hriller; A1 Reeves Sparkles Ogden High footballers downed the South Cache eleven 13 to 12 at the stadium Friday in the closing league game of the year for the "Orange Streaks." The contest was stubbornly contested, but was replete with loose play. Fumbles were plentiful and ragged football was in evidence much of the time during the four periods of play. This was particuladly true of the offensive and defensive play of Baldy Simkin's Ogdenites. Flash Neilsen's South Cache warriors played inspired football and gave the Tigers one of the closest battles of the season. FUMBLE EARLY South Cache took advantage of two Ogden fumbles in the very first quarter, one by Foulger, and one by Reeves ,and started a march to the Tiger goal. In less than five minutes of this period the Hyrum athletes were within striking distance of the final chalk mark. Neilson plowed off tackle for the first score. In this touchdown match a 29- yard pass from Peterson to Neilson aided the northern team. An attempted placement for the extra point failed. The Tigers flashed brilliantly for a short time in the second period and pushed over their first touchdown. On this gallop, Reeves, newcomer, galloped 33 yards to carry the leather to the South Cache 10 yard line. On third down Reeves went off tackle on a split buck for the initial Tiger rally. Ogden's attempted conversion was wide but South Cache was offside and they were penalized one yard. On the next attempt Foulger went over via scrimmage and Ogden led 7 to 6 at half time. The Ogdenites opened a sustained drive in the third period and worked the leather to the South Cache five- yard stripe. On two excursions with the ball, Foulger plowed over for the final Ogden touchdown. Reeves attempted to count the extra point from scrimmage but failed. South Cache dished out an assortment of long and short passes late in this period only to lose the ball on the Tiger 39-yard line. At this stage Peterson intercepted an Ogden pass and raced to the Tiger 12-yard line before he was downed. The visitors made a first down on three ball lugging trips and with the agate on the two-yard line Neilson was again called upon to score. The attempted placement, which would have tied the score was wide and low. South Cache turned in a creditable performance against the Tigers. Their passing attack in particular was marvelous. Mouchley, Maughn, Peterson and Neilson sparkled in the South Cache backfield. For the Ogdenites the work of Reeves and Foulger was consistent. Reeves thrilled with long runs while Foulger was a battering ram at hitting the line. Ellis again sparkled at quarter. Dale R. Anderson, Springer and Milligan were other bright stars for the locals. Summary: Lineup and summary: Ogden (13) South Cache (12) D. K. Anderson re Kidman Alkema It Richmond Grecco lg Stauffer Higgins c Wyatt Milligaan (C) rg Gunnell Hall rt Thompson D. K. Anderson Rose Ellis qb Mouchley Springer lhb R. Peterson Reeves rhb Maughan Foulger fb Neilson Score by Periods: South Cache .... 6 0 0 6-12 Ogden 0 7 6 0-13 Ogden scoring: Touchdowns - Reeves, Foulger. Point after touchdown-Foulger (scrimmage). South Cache-Neilson 2. Substitutions-Ogden: Kinard for D.. K. Anderson, Bingham for Reeves; Francis for Foulger; London for Hall; Reeves for Bingham; Foulger for Francis; Hall for London; Boerens for D. R. Anderson; London for Hall. South Cache-Peterson for Neilson; Yeates for Wyatt; Glenn for Kidman; Allan for Rose; Neilson for Peterson; Rose for Allen; Kidman for Glenn; Allen for Rose; Miller for Kidman; White for Neilson; Rose: for Allen; Glenn for Miller; Wyatt for Yeates. Officials-Barney, referee; Conroy, umpire; Peterson, head linesman. Sunday Morning, November 20, 1932 Tigers Land Four Players On All-Division Grid Team LOGAN PLACES THREE MEN ON ANNUAL ELEVEN Rhead of Weber Honored With First String Guard Position FIRST TEAM Ends-Anderson, Ogden and Hess, Box Elder. Tackles-White, Bear River and Kowallis, Logan. Guards-Milligan, Ogden and Rhead, Weber. . Center-Peterson, Logan. Quarterback-Ellis, Ogden. Halfbacks - Hawkins, Bear River and Weir, Ogden. Fullback-Ryan, Logan. t SECOND TEAM Ends - Westmoreland, Bear River and Walsley, Logan. Tackles - Jacobson, Logan d and Hall, Ogden. Guards - Shumway, Bear River and Stoker, Weber. - Center-Saunders, Weber. Quarterback - Hone, Box Elder. Halfbacks - Neilson, South Cache and Lundahl, Logan. Fullback-Foulger, Ogden, By A. F. W. Four Ogden High footballers, three Loganites, two Bear River performers and single players of Box Elder and Weber High land positions on the annual Standard-Examiner all- division mythical eleven. Logan places three men on. the second team with Ogden, Bear River and Box Elder each getting two men. South Cache and Weber each land a single player on the second team. Ryan of Logan, who performs at both quarterback and fullback, stands out as the best performer of the division. This chap does everything well and%is one of the best high schood punters developed in years. Ryan is name das captain of the I first team. This chap is all-state in i every sense of the word. As running mates for Ryan tKe writer has named Hawkins of Bear River and Weir of Ogden. Weir and Hawkins are speed merchants, de luxe on the gridiron and wo ntheir spurs with flash performances. Ogden High has developed three great quarterbacks in the last 16 years and Bud Ellis, present signal barker, is one of the lot. He ranks with Daryal Clark and Bill Glasmann, Tiger aces of the past and is one of the best field generals in state football history in scholastic ranks. He is named for the quarterback job. Dale Anderson, basketball star, is named as one of the ends. He played consistent ball for the Tigers in the 1932 race and stands out as an all- state possibility. Hess of Box Elder is named as the running mate for Anderson. This chap played bang up ball all season for the Earl Ferguson tribe. White of Bear River and Kowallis of Logan stand out as two of the greatest tackles in the history of northern division football. Both are towers of strength on defensive and offensive play. At the guard positions Read of Weber and Milligan of Ogden rate the first team positions. These two boys won the posts after spirited races with Stoker of Weber and Shumway of Bear River. Peterson of Logan was the outstanding center of tlie division. He was an accurate passer and a great defensive athlete. Westmoreland of Bear River and Walsley of Logan are placed on the wings on the second team. The I tackle positions go to Jacobson of I Logan and Hall of Ogden. Shumway of Bear River and Staker of Weber are the second team guards. Both of these men performed creditably during the season. Saunders, a newcomer, gets the call over Higgins of Ogden as the second team center. This chap played sweet football during the entire year. He got out of a sick bed to perform against Ogden and gave a creditable account of himself., Hone of Box Elder is named as quarterback of the second squad with Neilson of South Cache and Lundahl or Logan as the second team halfbacks. Foulger of Ogden rates the second team fullback position. This chap played marvelous ball for the Baldy Simkin machine. Kinard of Ogden, Higgins of Ogden, Reeves of Ogden, and Thomas and Gladwell, both of Weber High, are given honorable mention. |
