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f'N ,U -.. e---,, fl Y a Football XVIQST w UARFII-II,l7 XVest played its first city series game with Garfield. whom it defeated 25 to 13. This was Garfield's first year in the City series. Speed in getting started gave Garfield two touch- downs in the first half. XVest also scored twiee in the first half, and the score at the half was 13 to 13. XVest woke up in the second half and played brilliant foothall. Garfield was unable to gain through the line or on passes. Xvest also sroretl two touchdowns in the last half to give them Z1 25 to I3 vietory. NVest showed up well on both defense and offense. XV East apr ST NVQ-st lost its seeond city series game to East hy a score of 6 to ll at Seiberliug field. just before the game started. Poliorosliy, the East star, who was injured in the Central 4 game, was brought to the field in an ambulance and received tl a big ovation from both I-last and Ulest. I, . l The only score ealne in the first quarter when liast ', blocked a XVest punt, and Keeney passed fifteen yards to I a Morgan, who fell over the line for the goal. Brewster, Tretta. 7 and Kneale were the stars for XVest. while Keeney, Morgan. and Averitt were stars for liast. East and Central Played their second U to fl ganie the Saturday before. The fact that East scored so ea-ily in the first quarter seemed to take the heart out of the XVest players to such an extent that . they were unable to put aeross a touchdown in faee of the liast defense, although they put up a good fight. rforaceSmil-h l I l A , i l X.....-...... .- ... ........ f . - .e. , ,. I . 1 2 -e -e----- -- -- -s H .YW .. ' lt ' .N -'inn I'13l
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1' X X 21' Football XVEST M SUVTH YVest lost its third city series game to South hy a score of 5+ to 0. Art Graham, the South expert quarter-back and captain, handled his team well and took all the breaks of the game to South's advantage. South started by scoring in the first quarter and l-cept on scoring. Tobin also handled the XVest team in fine shape, but XVest could not seem to get started. The sensation of the game came when Tim Brewster. XVest's star half-back, got away to a 70 yard run for a touchdown in the last quarter. This saved XVest from a shutout. NVEST T5 NORTH ln the fourth game Coach Beichly started seven XV:-st subs and four VVest regulars. These subs under the direction of Ralph Harpster, quarter-back, gave good account of them- selves and scored 21 points to North's 12 in the first three quarters of the game. Then Coach Beichly put in the rest of the regulars. Several minutes later North scored. YVest opened up and at last scored, giving them the game ZS to 18. Tim Brewster played one of the hest games ever played by a high school half-hack in the city. He gained at will through the North line and acted like a college player on the defense. XVEST -Inv CENTRAL The last city series game was played with Central. XVest lost 4-I to ll. lt was the worst defeat suffered this year. lt cannot be said that XVest nent down without lighting. They fought to the last second but lost. Verne Charleton, the Central half-back, was the outstanding star of the game. The breaks seemed to come his way, and he completed a 95 yard run, an X8 yard run, and a 75 yard run besides runs of smaller gains. This game ended the playing of most uf the XVest Varsity. At the banquet given later Tim Brewster was elected captain for 1928. . ., 411 ,, , ,,-.-.hannuii . -Y e r 'f 'r .l m'lu' H 43' ly, V1 L1 'VT l ll il! il 'i 'i .i 1 i i i T' l i , i I I 4 l93l
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