El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-11


with his left foot, thereby drawing the
goal Keepers well out. Instead of kick
ing with his left he made an instantan-
eous shift and kicked with his right
foot the ball going squarely through
the goal posts and lust out of reach Of
the goal keepers Stanley's remarka-
bic play showed a display of foot work
OF which even the great Mccoy might
well be proud. In addition to this
play, Shea was all over the field and
he was of great aid to his team mates
by interfering with Beall players just
as they were about to block a kick
At some time or another during the
game he knocked down almost every
player on the Beall team, and in order
to make up for those he may have
missed, he upset a number Of them sew
eral times.
Others Made Good Interference.
Willie BrOckmoller showed fine in
reference, as did also BIockie Fuller
and captain Coy Friend. These boys
also kicked well and played nice team
work. BlOckie particularly sticking to
his position splendidly.
For BeaI, captain Roy Harley and
Carlos Porras both played splendidly
and had their team mates played up
to them their team would probably have
won easily. Their work in all depart
ments of the game was better than
most of the winning team.
soccer Is a Little Rough
One point shown Wednesday was that
while, the game is not by any means
strictly one for big boys, yet weight
is an advantage. 1t also showed that
in some respects soccer is about as
rough as the American game. This ap-
plies particularly in interference. In
the American game a man is always
looking to be thrown and is therefore
braced for 1t. Moreover he almost al
ways faces his opponent, owing to the
off side rule. In soccer, however. there
is no such rule. and just as a man has
raised his foot to Kick an opponent
may come charging up from behind
and with well directed thrust Of the
shoulder and send the kicker sprawl
ms The game also produces soreness
IN various parts of the body, particular
~ the shins as kicker freuueDtlv
misses the ball and comes in contact
with some portion of an opponents
anatomy On the whole, however SOC
Ger IS far less rough than the Ameri-
can game. A nOticeab BILE feature of the
games played to date is that the larger
boys nave all shown a splendid spirit
Of craftsmanship by leaving the smaller
boys strictly alone. depending upon the
small boys on their own team to inter-
fere with them.
Wednesdays game does not -bv anv
means put Beall out of the running.
Ihey played fast game throughout
and showed that with a little more
practice and the Strengthening of one
or two places they will devotion into
a team of championship caliber
The lineups for the game were:
san Jacinto-L Shea left wing: D.
Collins, left inside wing; c. Friend,
Ccaptain) center: a. Kennard right in
side wing; A. Fuller, right wing: r.
Carberry. left half back: NJ Reynolds
right half back; W. Brockmoller. CEN
ter half back: c. Bahr. left full back:
e. Williams, right full hack z ArdoiD
goal
Beall-E. Harvey. left wing: w
Adamson, left inside wing: r. Harley,
Ccaptain) center; L Rhodes. right in
SIDE wing; T. Step. right wing: l.
iBuJorca, left half back; NJ Abides, right
half back: A. fernando. cenfer bsiS
back; J. Fierro. left full back; c. Por-
ras, right full back; 3. Hughes, goal.
referee, w. A. Pearson; linesman. ii.