Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-02
DETAILS OF GA Me-
BETWEEN CADETS
AND MINERS
Not a Single Penalty for a Foul
in Gridiron Battle at Roswell
Last Saturday,
Especial Correspondence to Morning Journall

Especial Correspondence to Morning JOurnall
Roswell, N. NJ. oct. 31.-Same old
story. A good, clean walk-over tells
the tale Of the Saturday afternoon
football contest between the cadets
of the New Mexico Military Institute,
of this city and the Miners of the
New Mexico School of Mines, of So
zorro. The game was the military
boys from the very beginning, the
cadets having the miners hested in
every play, man for man. The final
score stood 46 to 0.
Before the game. Referee Dow gave
a little talk to both teams, in which
he stated that he would permit no
smuggling or abusive language. And
there was none, both teams, to a man,
manifesting the finest sportsmanship
and clean rivalry. Not a single pen
atty was given for a foul.
The first touchdown was made by
the institute in . 1-2 minutes by sue
cessive plunges through their oppon-
ents lines. From that time on they
gained their ground through the line,
around the ends and by forward pas
NE ~ GANA pay > HAoNt -
every man on the team.
Little David, as quarter, grows bet
ter every day. He has a cool, quick
head, no sooner seeing his opponents
Weakness than taking advantage of
II. In his quarter runs he is fast n
sure.
Higgins foot was in its usual fine
order kicking the ball beyond the
goal on every Kickoff time but me.
1t was worth the money to see him
start for an end run. slowly trotting
along, waiting for his interference to
do their work. then. having picked
his opening, dart through, %evading
some tackles. shedding others who
managed to get hold of him, and get
ting up nee after being thrown and
running for a touchdown a distance
Of IS yards.
higgins did the same stunt but in
a different way. With the same dis
lance to goal, higgins at n time
took the ball. outstripped his inter
ference, lodged his opponents end
and in a clear race with both teams
following. made the touchdown. Rig
gins Is the fastest sprinter playing full
IN New Mexico.
Cy Bunting is proving another
Haird in taking the ball through the
line. Whether an opening had been
made or not. with his head tucked
down between his shoulders he hit
the line with terrific force. going
through and maintaining his footing.
re Is awful hard to hold. once caught.
These three back linesmen showed
the best work ever seen in Roswell.
As ends. Stains and Caruthers made
many spectacular plays. among which
was n requiring quick thought and
tightening execution by Caruthers.
Socorro quarter called for the bail
and when he went to pass il to his
half. instead Of the half. there was
ted" Caruthers. who received the
ban and came very near getting away
with IT, Old players were puzzled to
know how he did 60. IT was too fast
"a follow.
Fieck. last years wheelhorse. ami
'losson. as tackles. had the opposing
'"thies outclassed az all points. They
are both swift agd tackle heavy. Fleck
acknowledges no interference. either
ooaging or running over IL. with his
eye on the ball ever. Though this
IS blossoms first year. he is one OF the
bamiest men on the team. They both