Kendallville High School - Kay Aitch Ess Yearbook (Kendallville, IN)

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33 GOSHEN, 7: KENDALLVILLE, 6 The nrst game of the season with Goshen proved a real battle from start to finish. ln the first half neither team was able to score. The ball was kept in the middle of the field until the opening of the third quarter, when Quarter- back Rathke made a pretty end run for twenty yards. Immecliately, Quarter- back Rathke shot a pass to right end lllough, who crossed Kendallville's goal line, making the score with a successful drop kick, seven to nothing. Goshen kicked, the ball landing in the arms of Prentice, right half for K. H. S., who with splendid interference ran ninety yards for a touchdown. The attempted kick failed, leaving' Goshen the victor by one point. COLUMBIA CITY, Og KENDALLVILLE, 44 Seven touchdowns and two goal kicks accounted for the defeat of Colum- bia City. The K. ll. S. backfield made long gains at will, the first touchdown coming two minutes after the start, Fraze being responsible for three touch- downs. This game showed the driving power of the K. H. S. athletes AUBURN, 63 KENDALLVILLE, 43 Auburn was held to a lone touchdown while K. H. S. played with its subs, running' the score to 43. Jones, husky fullback for Kendallville, crossed the visitors' goal line four times. The game was one sided, but interesting, because of rivalry between the two schools. HOWE, 75 KENDALLVILLE, 19 Three touchdowns, by Todd, Jones, and Prentice, and the wonderful fighting' spirit of K. H. S. line, paved the way to a 19 to 7 victory for K. ll. S. over llowe military academy. Tiny, of Howe, the 210-pound full- back. was thrown for losses by the mad rush of the crimson and gold. The team had the fighting' spirit that has made Kendallville popular in athletics. FT. WAYNE, 45: KENDALLVILLE, 0 The desert scene, as called by every member of the team, is a fitting name for the game played at lit. XYayne's stadium. The only reason lit. XYayne didn't win the basket ball game at Kendallville was because the gym was minus about one foot of sand. We feel that snow shoes would have been more appropriate than football cletes. GARRETT, 33 KENDALLVILLE, 13 The last game of football marked a glorius climax. Garrett has remarked that beef and a line plunging game could not beat the Garrett team. The Crimson and Gold warriors needed such a battle cry, and endeavored to show Garrett we knew a few points about the game. liendallville pounded the Garrett line for numerous gains, but were not able tw score until Frazc ran eighty yards. putting' the ball on the tive yard line. On the first play, Prentice carried the ball over the line for the first touchdown. Garrett came back with a place kick, giving Garrett 3 to liendallville's 6. In the third quarter, Quarterback Young called Forma- tion O, livery fellow wanted to see this play work and every man on the team did his part. jones circled left end. The opposing' team downed jones while Young faked the ball to Prentice who ran thirty yards straight through 1924