El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-27
HIGH SCHOOL TEAMBEATSMINER5;
SCORES EASY VICTORY, 20 TOO
First Team Plays Clever Game, and Best Eleven Won
Showing High School Had Developed Greatly IN
the Past Two Weeks; Game Of Second High and
Second Y NJ NJ c. "A Teams Was Scoreess.
BY J. G. BRANN.


kicked the goal The second score score
came in the third quarter On LII III
forward pass, ButchOfsky got lhe uaII
lie mad pulled back to make the pass
ZrbaD Scott Walker broke though the
line. and snatching the pail I on
Butchofslly's hand, raced across the
line. Shea missed larry easy sOaI.
The last touchdown was aIso Ildue ~
scott, who snatched up a 1umpie anu
ran about 80 yards. Shea klckeu 50aI'
bringing the total up to 20. AFTER th tiso
High cOntented itself with giving the
subs a chance.
Lfneups Of Teams.
School OF Mines. Position. hlgn 9 23IISO,
Smith Davey -. ~, 9lo Kenny 2A''-''
pomsrov ...i I,si' r.-e. Tatum. Lewis
O'l'''' Left Tackle.
i'9'A'' Left Guard.
Center .-
Foster i.isn' era-.- coIdwerl. Casey
1 O7's' Right Tackle. 1900
Right End
Race Observation-Disclosures. SheA
'''' Quarterback
l''ss7' 'i'i''H Left Hanback,.
Du''noizA' Right Hanback,
O. walker $780, -. -''''''''''''' 40
Referee-Lieut Danielson-
Umpire-Lieut. Nelly.
Head Linesman-Mr. Crockett
First Game ScOreIess.
The first game resulted IN Sui
less tie and wound up in wrangle- IN
the last few seconds Of play, BeeIer
attempted a field goal by the drop KICK
route The ball was so close that opln-
ion was equally divided as to whether
or not it was good. The referee de-
cided it was not, and 1t looked lot
moment as though there would be an
other engagement along the User. How
ever, matters we're finally settled ami
cably, with a tentative agreement Dy
both teams to play a deciding game In
the near future.
StanseI Plays Great End.
In this game one figure easily stood
out above all others. This was Jesse
StanseI at end. In every department OF
the game Jesse Outclassed most OF the
big team ends who have played here
this year.
Beefer not only displayed a thorough
knowledge of the game in handling his
team, but he played a great individual
game and his kicking was better than
that shown by most of the big fellows.
BeefeTs punts averaged As yards
Brown, at center, put up a splendid
game, particularly on the defence. Lit
tie Herman Huttanus, at tackle, showed
this section at anywhere near his
weight who can compare with him
BrOyIes Stars for High School.
Paul Broyles was easily the star Tor
Hi. On both offence and defence he
far OutshOne his teammates. JlttletOn
and his successor. Chess, both played
splendidly at end. Hubie, in addition
to his fine playing. showed splendid
gameness. Early in the first quarter
in making a tackle he received ter
=, IL
injured but continued to play and
managed to hide his hurt from even
his teammates until the end of the
next period, when he inquired how the
first team was running away from the
Eesilla Aggies so easily. Hubble was
still a little upset Friday morning.
The attending physician states that he
viii fully recover with short rest, as
there is no fracture. Bob Williams
played nice half and C. Upton
showed a good game at quarter.
The Lineups.
Second High school. F., Littleton,
Chess, Pomeroy; L. T., Smith; L. G.,
Hathaway: c., Blanton; r. G., Esca-
jeda; R. T.. r. Upton; r. E, Leighton;
Q, B., c. Upton; L. H. B., Williams;
r. H B, Broyles; T B., Mitchell
Second y. N. c. Al T., Hunter;
L. T, Huttanus; l. G., Gaylord; C.,
Brown; r. G., Scotch; r. T., Alter; R.
E.. Stensel; @. B., Beefer; L. H. B.,
Marty; R. H. E., Cochoran; F. B., Don
ahue.
Referee. Dave Crockett: umpire, L.
Shea; head linesman, Schwartz.