El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-28

~ ALTERING their way down the field
x the FL PasO High school Tigers broke
u tradition when they d eIeated me
AgEiez from the A q ~ college sat
urday afternoon in a closely contested loot-
ball game by the score Of 10 O. Ground
gaining. line bucks during the Ilrst eve
minutes OF play in the second half won The
game for Fl Paso An accurate forward
mass bv shea TO Scott Walker. enabling the
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ground behind the Nesilla goal post, put the
game on ice for the Tiger team
DESPITE the fact that both eleFens we're
freely penaIized for alleged of side ana
holding misplays. and that the game was
Interesting affair from the first whistle 20
the last minute Of play Both teams showed
lack Of condition rms Was 49, 49, - - NJ
the fact that neither eleven Ei-d paIlie
pated in a preliminary game thus Tar TINS
season. the opposing eleTens appeared 70 oe
very nearly eveninly malcneo IN weight d
slight advantage going to the visitors
The touchdown viii be known as the Ilrsl
score Of its kind ever made off the he
with one exception, and the IlrsL lIle Ltal
y T5-b school team has defeated the Az
Argiss The exception occurred several
wears aEo when an all star team. under the
lnanaEement Of ". s. Crawford toured New
IL farmer boys by the score Of to 0.
Saturdays game was cracker1ack get
away for the Tigers; InasInueh as II olsnt
TO give them confidence IN the games 70
come. and aid toward the conquest OF the
southwestern title title t this season e
Shea inauEurated the game BY kicking Of
IN me Agile % yard line. The AEgie at
tack was blocked AZ every angle and the
han went 10 the Tigers in the center Of the
field Shea made three consecutive gains
~ three vsris each The Angles were penal
ized IS yards when forward pass was in
tercepted by the Nesilla right end an IN
reference which referee orb Walker termed
through the center FOX gained 10 yaIus
around right end through a broken defence
Schumacher tried TO kick goal from place
ment but the ball sailed wide OF the Two Up
rights, the Aggie right end catching the
Fox Makes 20 Yards.
After the Aggies had received the ball on
their 20 yard line, Lane kicked TO the cen
ter OF the field. In the scrimmage which
followed. Fox made five yards around ieit
end. Fox followed with a gain Of 10 yaros
around the right end. and the Aggie defence
at this point appeared 70 be weakening ne
Tigers were penalized i've yards ny reLeIee
Walker FOR Offside play shortly before the
whistle blew for the end Of the first half.
No Change in Lineup.
Officials OF neither team took any action
In regard TO a change OF players in the IL
termissiou. preferring to allow the lineup 10
old timers who represented FL Paso on loot-
ball fields in the past got out on the lleiu
and threw the pigskin around for a snort
time Among them were Russell RolI1nr,
Lawrence Shea. johnny Andreas and Verne
sons The two stands which were crowded
with students OF both the High school and
Mesilla continually gave out encouragln6
yells TO their respective represenSalIEes
down the field Considerable trouble was
experienced in keeping the crowd from
er1rgfug past the lines onto the field
Schumacher Holds Kicking Honors.
Kicking hOnors OF the day fell 70 Schu-
Tuacher. Quarterback OF the Tigers. Tho
little fellow booted the ball on an average
OF IS yards in every attempt, and ably
demonstrated his ability az a leader Of the
eleven During the remaining minutes OF
the second half after the touchdown had
been made Schumacher kicked on the de-
fensive entirely. sending the ball far down
the field where it was caught by an AZgle
player. but under too great a handicap TO
attempt q possible score
High School Endangered Once
ONLY once was the High school goal IN
danger and that occurred in the first quar-
ter. when touchdown for Mesilla seemed
imminent The High school quarter vas
downed in his tracks. not foot from the
line by the struggling Aggtes who essaTed
TO push the ball across IN order 10 get the
much needed two points, The ball vas sub
sequently passed 10 Schumacher. however.
who kicked IL down the field and the c-lt-
zeal moment passed Shortly after the 81 his
tie blew for the end Of the game. the crowd
ger team. and dancing around their VIC
torious eleven Ike bunch Of wild in
dams.
On defence the Tiger team appears TO be
the strongest eleven that has been turned
out in recent years With proper coaching
IL is predicted that with the present ma
terial on hand Il can be nodded into one OF
the fastest elevens that have been witnessed
in action locally in some time Quite
number Of veterans Of last years squad
being Lane. Maynard. the Quesenberry
brothers and Ladd- 1t is probable that an
other game will be arranged between the
two teams within short time
Lamar School Wins.
one Of the snappiest and closest contested
games seen at Washington park in some
time was won by the Lamar Grammar
school eleven over the second High school
-aar- nv er0ra OF 9 TO o. A perfect iron