El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-04
INSTITUTE WINS FROM SOLDIERS;
FL PAS0 DEFEATS DEFINING ELEVEN
Cadets Outeighed by Players of 22d Infantry Eleven
Demonstrate that Beef Does Not Count For
Everything The High School Walks
Away With the Deming Boys

Ell PasO Military Institute ........-13
I'D Infantry Observation-Disclosures. e
FL Paso High school As
Demfng High school ..-.........-. o
That beef does not count for ever
thing in a football game was proved
in the first Of the two games at
Washington park saturday The
Military institute team outWeighed
defeated the husky soldiers Of the 22d
infantry.
The institute scored the first touch
down in the first quarter Of the game
back, took the ball across the sol
diers line after several successful
end runs and line rushes. Hill kicked
the goal and the score stood to in
favor Of the institute.
1t was in the third quarter that
the soldiers hurting all their weight
against their opponents line rushed
the ball to the goal line and Martin
pushed his way through the light
school boys and walked over the line
the kick for goal and the score stood
to s in favor OF the institute.
Speed Wins Victory.
In the fourth quarter the school
boys showed their superior knOWl-
edge OF the game and their speed
which has only recently been de-
velOped. By forward passes and fast
end runs they rushed the ball down
into their opponents territory and by
consistent playing sent Hoover over
the line with the second touchdown Of
the game Darbyshire missed the kick
for goal and the score stood Is to
in favor OF the institute.
With only two minutes to play the
soldiers fought fiercely to gain an
other touchdown and tie the score If
possible, but the institute boys had
their pluck with them and they con-
tested every foot Of the ground. The
game ended with the ball in posses
sion Of the army in their own terri
tory.
The Lineup.
Military Institute 22d Infantry
Left End
manu- Left Tackle. a." 'O0
Russell ----.--...-.--..... Fahey
Left Guard.
heed -s--..-.----- ---..'.'-s Colle
Center.
SorenEoH .------- ------.....-. Glover
Right Guard
Ferril1, Baker -....--.-. Larson, Ain
Right Tackle
Hi, elliott DrbanSky, Frost
Right End.
helms, Darbyshire- ---.--.-. .MahOney
Quarterback.
Hoover -...----...-- ----.-... Walters
Left Half
Tower $500. .---------..-..s. Collins
Fullback
Geiger go. Martin
Right Half.
Referee: Albro. Umpire: Sullivan.
Liuesman: Crockett. Time Of quar-
tiers; Ten minutes.
EI Paso-Deming Game.
By the score Of IS to 0 the FL PasO
High school won from the Deming
High school in the second game Of
the dOubleheader. 1t was whole lot
worse than it looks in the score II
was a runaway match with FL Paso
doing the running and Deming trail
ing behind trying, trying to catch up
but never getting near enough to their
opponents goal line to see the color
of the grass on the other side.
FL PasO had the best Of it in weight,
height, age and experience. The DEM
ing boys played such a close fOrma-
ton that when their backs tried to
make any gains they were stopped BY
their own line.
speed Is Deming Star.
One boy. Speed, right end for Dem
ing was the shining star Of his aggre-
cation He seemed to know the game
and he played 1T. Small Of stature,
slight Of build and having the ap-
pearance Of a boy from the grammar
school he was full Of grit and ginger.
tt was he who made the only apprecl-
able gains for his team Besides he
was fast He was down the field in
a hurry and he tackled like a demon.
His face was rubbed in the hard
ground and was scratched but he
didn't seem to mind ii.
Shea shines For FL PasO.
Shea, left half for the High school
was the star Of his team. He seemed
TO take the game as a huge joke and
when he caught the ball, ran past his
opponents smiling at them. His goal
kicking was perfect. On several Oc-
casions the triple pass was worked
by him. Roman and Byerle to perfec-
ton just as each Of the runners was
to be tackled by a Deming player. It