Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine - Osteoblast Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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1 ,,,..4.. .. .. , ,.., Football ' LAYING the heaviest schedule ever carried by an A. S. O. team the Rams were highly successful although not consistent winners. Playing Eve games away from home was a big task in itself. Long journeys take away almost fifty per cent of the efficiency of a football team. In the live games played away from home the team traveled over thirtyfone hundred miles. Our Hrst game, with the Aggies at Fayetteville, Ark., was a hard game to lose, for after playing the Aggies off their feet in the first half we were unable to come back the second half. Effects of the long journey began to tell and the Rams weakened. It must be remembered that the Aggies were pointing for the West Point game and the Rams had had only one week of scrimmage before meeting the Wonder Team of the South. The K. C. U. game played in the mud was a walk-away for the Rams. By shortening the quarters the score was kept below the hundred mark. We will long remember the Macomb Teacher's game at Macomb, Ill. The team worked to perfection the first quarter and scored two touchdowns without much exertion, but the last three quarters were as hard as any game played. Macomb came back with real Hght and, as their coach later stated, they demonstrated the best football they played all year. The Rams brought back a wellfearned victory. The Rolla game necessitated another long, hard trip that proved disastrous. The team worked hard and carried the ball almost yard for yard as far as the Miners did, but with all of our efforts we were able to score but once while the Miners were making four touchdowns. There is a big story to be told in the bitter struggle with our biggest rival, Des Moines. Many expected to see the Rams beaten and never before has such pep been shown in old A. S. O. Before the largest crowd ever attending a football game in Kirks' ville the Rams proved invincible, working as a unit and lighting as true rams fight. Page 200 ill 1