Parsons College - Peira Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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SHOES THE LATEST STYLES ALWAYS Warner 81 Bristow NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE FORD V-8 AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE DEPENDABLE USED CARS Younkin Auto Service FAIRFIELD, IOWA - I--1.1. ' Ill is 'r ee er e ee ee A eeee it i c IIIIIHIIII alliiiiiiill' .FFFTP P ' ji will f it P M t I Hi I ' s E, c I Iii ,L . it il' - 1 The only washer with which the Two Successive Suds method is really con- venient. Ask your dealer for free demonstration. THE DEXTER CO. FAIRFIELD, lowA FOOTBALL fclillffllllhf from Football Sectiouj held. They failed to come any closer than the twenty yard line however and a tight contest was in evidence. The second period was even play with practically no scoring threats. About the middle of the third stanza came Hay- wards field goal, giving Wesleyan three points. The Wildcats had nearly always demonstrated their ability to come from behind during the whole season and this particular game was no exception. First the Parsons team opened their famous passing attack with DuBois doing the throwing and the Wildcat receivers snatching the hoghide from every- where in the atmosphere. As the Tigers went back to an air defense, fullback Park's crashed again and again into Wesleyan for substantial gains. Coach Franks team made several successive hrst downs and the third quarter ended with the ball on Wesleyan's nine yard stripe in Parsons' possession. A forward pass fell incomplete as hostilities were renewed, a line play proved fruitless, but on the last down Doug Lovett, who was surrounded by Tiger backs, on the Wfesleyan goal line, snared Quarterback DuBois' pass for a touchdown and over a thousand loyal Parson- ites present went wild with joy. The try for point failed but about five minutes later the pink and green team recovered a Tiger fumble and Parks at- tempted a field goal by placement but it was blocked. The game ended with the Wildcat grid machine again surging forward towards the Wesleyan goal. The score, Parsons, 63 Wesleyan, 3. ' Mertz, Blough, Hill, and Tincher played fine defensive ball, with Parks and Black doing nice of- fensive work in the way of roting the Pigskin. DuBois' field generalship was supreme.

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