El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
A. & NJ Defeats c. 4. A. EieUen;
Soldiers Lose to the High School
Shea's Line Buckng and Evans's Tackles Feature Work
of Ell Pasoans Against the New Mexico Aggies-
Lane Stars From the Mesilla Team-Tigers
Work Forward Pass Successfully.
BL PERRY ROSS.
ATEw MEXICO AGGIEs def

Jew MEXICO AGGIES defeated
the Catholic Athletic association
at Wa shingtOn park Saturday,
IA to 0. while the high school Tigers
defeated the snappy troop A team OF
the 18th cavalry by score OF 10 10 U
Both contests were marked Dy many
failures to successfully execute FOR
ward masses and end runs The inter
est .centered in the second game OF tne
day. between the c. A A and the AS-
gies. while the first game between the
high chOOl and the soldiers was only a
practice game a small crowd attend
Spectacular Line PIunEes.
The game between the Tigers and
troop A was marked by many spec
tacular line pIUnges and end runs 1t
was also marked by many failures 70
successfully execute the forward pass.
by both teams. End runs for gains OF
10 to 80 yards were made by alkeI
WOrthingtOn, Race and Robertson, OF
the Tigers, and Kenney, of the soldiers
The stars for high school were Shea, IN
half The line bucking of Harold Cold
well was good. Kenney and Eddey
PLAYED the best game for the cavalry
team Neither side scored in the first
Pass Yields a Touchdown.
The first touchdown was made by a
forward pass from Walker to Schu-
macher, across the line The high failed
was made on a trick play Roman was
running with the ball. and as soldier
was about to tackle hmm, he passed II
to Shea, who was breaking up interior
ence for HMM Shea made a pretty
run, for a touchdown. Shea kicked goal
and the game ended, Is to in favor OF
the Tigers
The Iineups were: High school, Rob
ertsOn, 2. e.; Tatum, T. g; COldwen, r
l., Foster. center, Bowman, J. g, Nc
Kamey, ]. e.; Race and Roman, quarter;
Schumacher. L h.; Worthington, f. b.;
Walker. r. h. 3.
Soldiers: Lesheiere, quarter; Nedsher.
r g. Harshaw, r L; McGraW, center
Drenberg, J. l.; Griggs, l. E.; Matthews.
r E.; Wheeler, T. h; Eddey, h.; Kin
ney and Mesher. f. b.
AgSies Defeat Ell PasOans.
The Aggies started the second game
with forward passes and punts, which
were returned with vigOr by the c.. A
A Sheas line bucking and long gains
were the features Of the game. Long
boat made a 10 yard plunge through the
c. A A Mesilla tried several passes
that were incomplete and lost much ter
rlJOry- Lane, OF MeSllIa. was the Ag-
gies best man. He was found in all
che plUnges. tackles, and made the prin-
cipal gains, but the most spectacular
runs were made by Capt. Lyman, Of the
local team. LOngbOat scored several
gains of 10 yards.
Clever Tackles by Evans.
The clever tackling of Evans. of the
- A. A. caused many an exclamation
from the grandstand- Several line runs
by Lane, of the Mesillas, brought the
ball down near the c. A A goal potss
futile rushed the ball across the line
Tor a touchdown IN the first quarter
Mesilla kicked goal. making points.
the rest fthe game, up to the last Of
the third, was marked by good line !
runs by Lyman and Shea, of the C A
A, and Lane, of Mesilla- Several times !
during the game the c. A. A advanced /
the ball to within a few yards Of their I
goal posts. but lost the ball on fumbles. !
A & NJ tried pass that was caught /