Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-15
MINERS UNABLE
To REACH SCORE
MADE BY TIGERS
Lighter New Mexico Team
Holds Visitors From Golden,
CoIoo to 23-tO-0 on Uni
yerSity Field,

The Colorado Miners annexed the
+ large end of the % 20 football score
/ at the University field yesterday aft
ernoOn. There being nothing else. the
I Varsity eleven had to content itself
/ with the Eoose egg
! At the outset the home BOYS knew
/ the odds were against them knew
4 they were uutwelEhed. knew there
| fore. that the heavy field favored the
visitors, and knew also the reputation
the Colorado boys bore for playing
fighting football And knowing all
these things they Of the grey Jerseys
went ont upon the field and fought a
fight that. for sheer, indomitaBlo
pluck would be hard TO equal
Certainly ms far as score Is con
cerned. the New Mexico university
was beaten, and rather badly at that.
hut 10 the DISTINGUISHED spectator.
looking back upon the game. 1T rs not
the thought Of those three Colorado
iodchdowns by Van Brugh, nor Of
that spectacular goal Of Stringham's,
that impresses. bat the picture of
little gray team IN the last quarter OF
hOpclcssly lost game that they would
not believe lost. bloody-faccd. smcared
with mud, but game TO the core to
the very last
Fight fight fight" shrilled the
grandstaHd. and ite idols in the field
fought and fought and fought every
inch the Miners from the north
gained
4 brief summary follows
First quarter-Colorado kicked off
and New Mexico lost the bail Peter
son, right half for the Miners. n-l
jured bis knee and was replaced mi
the lineup by G.. schneider Colorado
ran the ball down the field and Van
Brugh made touchdown Heitzman
kicked goal. Score Colorado, E New
Mexico, 0.
Second quarter Strlngham at
tempted "a goal from the field and I
failed. Roll struck Lee for holding !
and was taken out Robertson went /
ln New Mexico was pcnalzcd. No
scores
Third quarter-New Mexico kicks
off Van Brugh made a touchdown /
Hoffman kicked goal Score. Colora- |
90. "A. New Mexico. 0
Fourth Stringham kicked /
goal from the field New Mexico LOST
The bah in an attempted forward /
pass Van Brugh made a touchdown
and Heitzman failed to Kick goal. +
score: Colorado %; New Mexico, o.
, Though mostly on the defensive,
here came II times opportunities fcrt
he New Mexico forward pass and it +
showed up we'll Three long passes
were made for good giius-Ono from
Aydelotto TO Shields and two from
Aydclotte TO Rrorcin The visitors
'avorite method of attack seemed to
1e a shift followed icy an end run
As In the Colorado SPRINGS game,
he evidences Of Coach Hutchinson
raining came TO light in the slllful
of forward passes, as well as
IN the physical condition Of the team
And no team, unless in perfect con- |
ltion, could 20 through such q Cruel
ing contest as yesterdays without 4
moving signs Of weakening toward
he close
The lineup
Miners-Schnoidor le; Hoffman,
I. WORTH lg Young, c. Mowhirtcr I
g, Scaler, rti Roll Robertson, re; g
q Williams, captain, III; /
Peterson, c, Schneider, Poulin, rh s
IAN Brugh, H.. N
New Mexico Brorcin, captain, le; q
zee. II, Langston Is, Wigeley C.; o
mcsio, rg Feather. TT; Shields, NohL {
e. Lapraik, q. Aydclotte, M Hoff- q
lan, rh Steod. III. "a