El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-13
HIGH SCHOOL is
AGAIN THE VICTOR
Saturdays Football Game a
Well Played and In
teresting Contest

lis 1N4-oOA II L. W u A. de
On Saturday the local Y. NJ c. A.
and the High school teams met on the
{ Washington park gridiron, the school
winning a hard fought game by
margin Of seven points. All of the
scoring was done In the first two
quarters, and neither team was able
to threaten either 20 yard in the last
half, although the High school came
within an ace Of il by an incomplete
pass in the first Of the fourth.
Captain BurCh, Of the High school
won the toss and decided to defend
the north goal WOrthingtOn, of the
kicked off to the school 20 yard
line, the catch being fumbled by L.
Shea, Pickens of the recovering
the ball on the 25 yard line. In five
downs the ball was brought to the
High school five yard line. and Worth
lngton tore around left end for the
Y only touchdown. Robinson failed
to kick goal WOrthingtOn again
kicked off to the school, Shea receiv-
ing the ball on the Is yard line adj
vanCing the ball to the middle Of the
ned. After an exchange Of puuts, Ly-
man made spectacular end run, and
was downed on the Y 30 yard line.
me next play was tackle through
tackle. Burch took the ball and
ploWed through the 7 line. The
players, thinking the bail was dead
ran down the field for the touchdown.
but the score was counted The Y
players protested the score for some
time, but referee Ready made clear his
decision. Grady kicked goal The Y
again kicked to the school. and two
long passes to Lyman and q trick
play. left the ball on the Y. NJ c. A
TOUR yard line at the close of the first
quarter. Score 6 to 3. in favor of the
High school.
With goal to make at the beginning
OF the, second quarter the school FUN
1Ieu lne pail on the second down, and
NorJnlngton punted to safety. By two
successful line rushes and another long
gam oy Lyman, the school brought the
s15s y 20 me ~, ~ yara line An end run
euEanced the ball three yards, and a
pass 10 Shea brought the ball to the
I five yard line Burch again DlOvviTr-
l1Iougn the line for a touchdown after
- dlsnu arming three men. Grady
kicked goal then kicked off n
the I'VE yard line, Kilburn advanc-
lng the ball 20 yards, and the Quarter
enued with the ball In the middle M
the field in possession Of the y. score
az end Of second quarter, y to 3 i'm
Iayor Of the High school.
IN the third quarter several second
team men We're put In on the High
school team. Grady kicked off n tRs
Y 10 yard line. Stevenson rec0VarsS /
w orLnlngton's long punt and II was
ne pan on the High school As
gdIu Inc The lost the ball on three I
Gowns, and the school PLAYED hard fo 4
Dflng the ball back. Both sides gained 4
aIa Iost at intervals for about five /
''--E-- Al4b ScuOOl gI1Dnnn ;
ouBh the y line for 20 Yards A |
long pass to Lyman resulted In a az I
yard gain, but Lyman had to be taken
o OUT ut because Of had knock on the /
ii=ad Wnen he was tackled Walker
LOOK ms position During the remain I
uer OF the quarter, neither team made 4
any great great gains, and the Higb /
SchoOl ran the ball to the Y 40 ward /
Ine, and fumbled, Kilburn rr1Dniras I
pack 30 yards as the quarter ended
AT the beginning Of the last Quarter
Lyman again took his end and his
neat tackles brought the Y to a stand- !
sun on the High school 80 yard line.
AIter an exchange Of pUnts, and a sue
eessful on side kick by S. Shea Of the
Hlgh school a long pass to Walker
brought the ball to the % ward line
put an incomplete pass brought the
baI back. The High school lost the ban
On downs, and the 7 punted to safetv
me quarter ended with the ball in nos
session Of the High school on the I As
The game was well played, and was
featured especially by Lyman who was
In the thickest place in every tackle
and on the spot on receiving passes
for long gains. Burch and Grady
showed up in their old time style. XII
burn and WOrthingtOn Of the Y were
he stars for that organization. Worth
ngton featuring by his long punts and Z
ability to run with the ball and XII (
burn by his clever lodging for long !
gains. The High school has now won
FOUR and lost two; the having won
)ne and lost two.