Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-26
HIGH School Eleven Wins from
Varsity Scrubs in Interesting
Gridiron Battle

and attempted end runs we're IRE
qucnt. The Varsity won the toss and
the High school kicked off. After re-
peatrd attempts 10 work up the field
the Varsity lost the bah on downs
and the High school carried IL straight
up the gridiron for a touchdown,
working two forward misses with
great success. which melted them
many yards each time. Goodin failed
10 kick goat and the score WIS . to
0 in favor of the High school. The
whistle announcing the end of the
first half was blown with the bail welt
in Varsity territory with the High
school in possession of the bali.
The second half opened with Hes
selden at quarter replacing Lapraik,
who vas takcn out because of n
slight disablement. Lapraik played
a splendid game during the first half.
Hesseldon, however, proved to be a
clever manager and ran his team like
"a well-oiled machine, Hessclden also
did some brilliant tackliug and caused
more than one sensation by %rcover-
ing Varsity kicks and making substan-
tial gains around the ends. Goodin
kicked over the line on the Kickoff
in the second half and the Varsity
brought the bali back to the 25.yard
line. kicking or instead Of scrim-
maging Calkins, who by the way
was one of the star players for the
High school caught the ball on the
bound and ploughed up the field for
95 yards before he was brought TO
earth.
Line plunges through the Varsity
center brought the High school WIN
in fifteen yards OF the goal, Al this
stage Of the game the A II. ;. boys
DISPLAYED the results Of the splendid
coaching they received during the
season and by n clever trick play
which completed foilcd the Varsity
men. Peterson, left guard, carried the
ball around left End for a touchdown
with only Quarterback Hcssclden Tor
interference. The fake was splendidly
executed being one OF the best plays
ever seen ON "a local gridiron. The
line shifted 60 right end, the full back
and halves lined up ready To receive
the ball. and at the proper tim" mau'
"A life sized dash for right end. pre-
'ceded bv the interference and the re-
maindcr of the team. The varsity
men fen for the trick for an Il Was
worth. while Peterson and Hesscldcn
quietly Slipped around LETT end BE-
fore the T.. n. NJ. boys knew WhH had
happened the score was 10 Ia Co. Good
In kicked goal, making the scot, ~
The VARSITY kicked on and Hes-el
den carried 10 twenty yards The
I'll. A--. Mo- l..fsaey fUs. hall In
"a scrimmage The Varsity returned
the punt aud the High schul carried
il ten yards through the center one
~ the prctti,st plays of the game d,-
veloped at this stage OF the contest
when Calklu- made e forward pass
which was sucecssf,1ly recovered b,
Cox who r.u twenty-five yards fot
a touchdown. Goodin kicked goat
and the score was u 10 o.
The varsity kicked on to Bnlcomh
who stumbled aud fell on account ut
an injured Irg. Calkins and Cox Ht-
tempted another long n forward
pass. which Noted twenty-five yards
m. VARSITY got the bali on a tumble
ana puntcd Iesselden recovered tho
bah ana Carried VI twenty yards be-
fore "a man with "a rod and silver
sweater eoul get within tlckiing dis-
lance.
WIN seven minutes Go play ihe
Varsft, started line plungss- which
werr good 600 times FOR two and three
yards. oIKIslly was placed at end "
relieve Nrsnugh. who had bcrn tenn
porariiy knocked out Five minutes
we're consumed in an cnort TO- make
q touchdown but the A. ~ = hoNs
were uunb. To- pull on anything on
The now desperate variety men ana
g drop kics from Tho ncld was decid-
ID. when twenty ynrds from the line
Cox made o. beautiful PRINCETON