Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-20
ATHLETES HAVE
ALL-STAR TEAM
Nall0p Lumbermen Yesterday
By a Score Of
80 to o.
UNIVERSITY DEFEATS INDIANS

Yesterday afternoon for the second
time in a few weeks, the Albuquar-
que Athletic Association foot ball
eleven administered a crushing de-.
feat to the American Lumber com.
pany's team. the final score being IS
to 0. The game was devoid of/soac.
tacular plays, as at no time did the
lumbermen have so much as a look
in.
In the first five minutes of the play.
Stamm, for the Athletes, made a
fOrty-yard run sround the end for a
touchdown. Anderson failed to kick
goal. Before the half ended the
Athletes had scored two more touch.
downs, and the score for the half end.
ed 16 to 0 in favor of the city team.
The second half was a repetition of
h first, and If anything the Ath-
ietes played ven better than they did
the first half. Anderson broke through
the line in the first few minutes of
play and ran eighty yards for a touch
down. Before the half closed Mitch
ener and Stamm each made a touch
down and the game ended 33 to 0.
Mahett, captain and quarter back
for the lumbermen, and the fastest
player on the team, suffered a seri-
GUS injury to his arm in the early
part of the game, but played until the
end. The injury to Maffett seemed to
lake all the ginger out of his team
and the play from that time on was
ragged.
University Bests Indians.
In one of the fastest and ~cleanest
games Of foot ball seen at Traction
park this year, the university defeat
ed the Santa Fe Indians on Saturday
afternoon by a cor of II to 0. The
defeat of the Indians by no means
tells the story of the game. Both
teams played good foot ball, with the
best playing in favor of the university
boys. Their superior knowledge OF
b game, together with good team
work, was plainly evident.
Donahy, for the university, got the
ball on h 20-yard line on a tumble.
and circling the end, went over the
line for a touchdown.
Allen kicked goal. and the first half
ended 6 to 0 in favor of the varsity.
In b second half, the ball was kept
IN the Indians territory most of the
and the red men were forced to
KICK repeatedly, as they could not
buck the university line with much
success nor get around the ends. AL
len, in a criss-cross with Clancy. fool
ed the Indians, and scored the sec
ond and .as, touchdown. Allen kich
ed goal and the game ended in favor
OF the university by a score OF u
to O.
The showing OF the Indians was
very creditable when it is known that
Saturdays game was the first game
that the red men have played this sea
son. The team is composed OF some
good material, which needs more
training. when il will be able to give.
any team in the territory a good CON
test. The boys returned 10 Santa Fe
yesterday morning. On Thanksgiving
day they will play the Las Vegas
university at Santa Fe.
Las Vegas Gets Cold Feet.
The following paragraph, taken
day evening. will be of interest 10.
local foot ball players, and shows
that the Meadow City sports have
evidently gotten cold feet:
"A number OF ex-foot ball players
met at the armory last evening to
organize a team TO show the Albu-
querque eleven where TO back in at,
but when the meeting convened 1t
was found that there was not a great
deal Of enthusiasm among the en-
thusiasts. The rumOr of the beefness
of the Duke City aggregation un-
doubleday took the back bone out of
the local Rah! Rahl boys, therefore,
owing to the ~lateness Of the season,
the plans were given up and the Al