El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-16

splendid grit and MS great speed and
activity In one instance Saturday,
Roman missed a bad pass from center.
He had to g 10 yards back of his own
line to get the BALL but when he did get
II ne was away so fast that he not only
rega1ned h 10 yards lost by the pass,
but went Is yards more before he
could be stopped. Orb Walker played
also played a great game. At one time
Iom recovered a forward pass and
started down the field with it. A SOL
dler got IN front of him, and Tom sim
ply ducked his head and ran into the
man full tilt. The force of the blow
was so great that the soldier was COM
PEELED to retire from the game, and it
was later stated that he had a sew
eral ribs broken. Buster" Biggs
played up to his usual high standard,
both at end and half, and Leasure,
who is only a novice at the game,
played a fine n
Souders, at quarter for the soldiers,
played a splendid game in all depart
ments.
Pass Is Intercepted.
After the first kickoff the School OF
Mines held for three downs. The SOL
dters then tried a forward pas on the
fourth down. The pass was inter-
cepted by Leasure, who went rs yards.
After several gains through line
ptunges n end runs, Leasure caught a
forward pass over the goal line, there
by scoring a touchdown. Biggs clicked
Z to 0.
Score Again the Second Quarter.
The Miners second score came late
in the second quarter. Biggs, who was
on top of every tumble during the
game, recovered one on the so yard
line. Two forward passes to Buster"
put the ball on the Is yard line. A
third forward pass went to Roman
over near the Cfaa line and Carol
raced over the line. Biggs again
kicked goal. The Miners scored again
early in the third quarter. Biggs re-
covered a tumble, this time on the
10 yard line. The soldiers held for
three downs. Race here showed him
self to be a consummate actor. He made
even the spectators believe that he in
tended to try a drop kick. But he made
a short forward pass to Walker and
the latter dashed over the line. The
for a goal at this point because Race
missed a very easy kickout.
Score in Last Period.
The last score came in the last pc
ROD The soldiers failed to make good
with a forward pass on the fourth
down. Biggs and Walker then made
IS yards apiece on forward passes, and
Race, on a line plunge, evaded the en-
tire soldier team and went over the
line. Biggs again kicked goal. AS in
the first game, there were many FUN
bles by one side, the soldiers. And,
too, as in the first game, one man
stood out far above his fellows in re-
covering the ball. This was Biggs,
recovered fully as percent of fun
bled balls. one point that was strong
" emphasized was the fact that the
'Diggers" have worked on the forward
pass until they have perfected this
mode of attack to an extent not event.
approached by any other team in this
section. Walker not only passes very
accurately, but instead Of standing
still to make the pass, he runs to one
side or the other, and in case he has
a clear field he carries the ball in
stead of passing it.
The lineups:
10Th Infantry. School Of Mines.
l. E. Miller. l. e, Smith. Biggs.
L. T., Thompson. L T., POmeroy. ]
G., Fonson. L. G.. Becker.
Boyle; C., Black.
r. c., Limlocker.
r. G., Chesney. Johnson
T., Hughey. r. T., Foster.
+. f., Mercer. r. E, Leasure.
,. b, Souders. Q. B., Race.
L. II. B., Sisson. I. H. B, Roman.
H. B., ZweifuL.
r. H. B., Biggs, Dwyer.
:. B., Grille. F. 81. Walker.
Touchdowns, Leasure, Walker, Ro-
Race; goals from touchdown,
3; referee, Mr.. W-orthington, E.
, H. S; umpire, Mr.. Crockett, George
own; head linesman, Mr.. Fox, z. P.
l. S.