El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-25
MARCH 20|5 TENTATIVE DATE FOR
THEELP A50- SAN DIEGO ROAD RACE
Race Will Be Run in Four Days Instead Of Five 1t Is
Now Planned; Army and Navy Play Saturday and Last
Big Game of Season Arouses Interest; High School
and Miners Ready For Their Game Thursday
BY B. B. oADDLE.

ONLY in the speed WIN "iilC ~
DIuSIsv little School of Mines ends ana
bbacL+e oct down under forward passes
need we fear them ,., e-4,u17
teams L am willing to state tnaI nave
never coached or seen HlSh SchOOl
+eer1 that edualed that of the FL Paso
tIieb school The line can't be pierced
and the backs and ends IN interference
fcqrn work and knowledge OF the game
80 without equal. 1 look Tor game
81 raaI chanDionship caliber and as
sure YOU that every boy IN our team
y,-iI 10 his best 10 bring victory TO
himself and the High school"
Miners Finish Their Training.
Coach DIVER of the School of Mines,
has been driving his team hard Tor
the Turkey day game Inc team nm
iebed its practice this afternoon with
light signal practice Several new
ni5vs have been introduced to the
team and these will be executed
AGAINST the school team.
As a curtain raiser the Y. NJ. c. A
second team win play the High school
second team. Ballard ColdWeu mas
bcnn coaching the High school young
players.
Heavy Toll Of Deaths.
DesDite changes in the rules that pre-
vented mass plays and made football
a more open game there have been
large toll of deaths on the gridirOn
deaths have been recorded with a week
more remaining of the season OF 1911
only two of these who met death play
irfe the game were college men. One
OF these died from heart trouble and
the other from Injuries sustained in
Following is the list of those killed
as complied by a Chicago statiSuc1an;
FIovd McGinnis, Ada, O., tackled in
a pratice game September q, ran q
few feet and dropped dead
Ray Allen, 10 years, Stanley High
school. Sapulpa, Okla. Tackled in
game October 8, and died thirty-fiye
minutes after being thrown
Albert Wiseman, Sac City, Ia, high
school, COnCussiOn Of the brain, Wnen
thrown in a game October 9.
Charles c. Hays, IS years, Fordham
university New York Preparatory
school, kicked in the stomach October
y, during game.
Carroll Olson. 20 years, Milwaukee
Amateur League, skull fractured IN
game October II.
William S. English, Mount St Mary's
! college, Emmitsburg, Nd, fatally in
| jured in a class game October T.
Michael Kennedy 20 years. Pittsburg,
! died October 20 Of Injuries received in
/ pratice game.
Lester KOSHER, IT years. Detroit high
( school, blow on the head caused para
| lysis and he died October %.
| James Levery, 19 years, Ambrtdge,
Pa. Back broken during scrtmmage
! October 81.
! Fred Treece. II years, New Brighton,
I Pa. high school Conclusion of the
/ brain as result of colliding with op-
! ponent November "A
/ Frank L Wells, Dorchester, Mass.
| Scratch on arm during game caused
{ blood poisoning.
! T. G. Brown, Knoxville, Tenn, Sc
| vance university player. Died on the
/ field October 3. during scrimmage- Or
/ ganic heart trouble caused death
7 Harry Turner % years, a TnemDeT OF
| a professional football team of Cleve-
/ land. o., died November Is of injuries
/ to his head received in game Novem-
Der Is