El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-19

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time after time. and broke up the
! army plays back of the line.
1 Army's Punt Is Blocked.
In the second quarter, after having
| been held for three. downs, on their
| own 40 yard line, the army attempted
/ a punt, which was blocked. Shea re-
| covered the ball and carried it to the
army y yard line. Shea was tackled
( SO hard that he was slightly injured
and had to leave the game Wilcox
| replaced Shea. The c. A A carried
the ball over, through line plunging
Worthington making the score. Ward
/ failed in an attempt to kick goal.
There was an exchange of punts, and
then, chiefly through a long forward
pass to Lyman, the c a a brought
the ball 10 the army four yard line
Arpin took the ball over for the touch
down. Fassett kicked goal, but it did
not count, as several of the C A \
players were off side when the kick
was made End Of first half, score
10 too.
Army shifts Players.
Just after the /scond half started.
Harshaw went in as left guard in place
of Drengberg, for the army and Thur
mOnd replaced Wilcox at right tackle
for the c. A A The army team
seeed to have gained pep" during the
intermissiOn. and although unable to
score held its opponents scOreless dur
ing the third quarter anad gained
greater yardage than the club boys.
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this quarter for the army.
c. 4. A. Trick Play Fails.
The fourth quarter opened with the
{. A A. in possession of the ball On
the first down il attempted q trick for
ward pass. Lyman caught the ball, but
was out of bounds at the time, so the
ball went to the army. After being
unable TO gain on line plunges, the
army attempted a field goal. Lyman
blocked the kick The c. a. A kicked
from its own 10 yard line, and Wheeler
who received the kick, attempted TO
Tctrun it but Lyman blocked it The
c A. A then took the ball to the 20
yard line. through line plunging and
end running, where it was held for
downs The army was unable to gain,
principally because Lucas and LYMAN
the runner behind the line. The
army attempted an On-side kick which
Fassett recovered for the c. \. A. After
making several gains the c. A. 4. at
tempted a trick forward pass, and
again lost the ball because Lyman
caught it out of bounds The game
ended after an exchange of punts-
Stars of the Game.
For the soldiers, Leshire. quarter and
captain, Peterson and Kinney, half
backs. were the stars. Lucas was the
star for the c A A; His work, both
on offence and defence was very
strong. Barker, Lyman and Arpin were
strong consistent players. The open
field running of Red FaSSett was the
tGSL seen on the local STlulrOn since
the time of Chenoweth, the old F. P.
NJ. I. star
How They Lined Uu.
The team lined up as follows: 9 4.
A.-Evans, right end; Lawrence Shea.
right tackle: Mark Anthony. right
guard; Bartweu. center: Lucas left I
guard; Jones left tackle: Lyman (cap- !
tain). left end: Red" Fassett quar- !
ter; Arpin, right halfback: Barker. /
left halfback; WOrthington. full back |
observation-disclosures hurmOnd.
Troop A. 18th cavalry-Matthews
right end; Giles. right tackle: William !
son. right guard: McGraw, center: |
Drengberg. left guard: Griggs. left /
-ackle Meshey. left end: Leshire. quar- !
-er Captain Peterson, right haIfback: 7
left halfDack; Wheeler, full
Jack Observation-Disclosures
Referee, Lieut.. Lehman. Dave Crock
1T. umpire Herman Andreas, head
ineSman.