Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-01
VARSITY LEAVES
No DOUBT AS To
ITS SUPERIORITY
Hutchinson Clan Rolls An
Avalanche of Scores on
Farmers and at Same Time
Holds Them SCOreIeSS,

The University of New Mexico foot
bail eleven defeated New Mexico col
Iege Of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts team yesterday afternoon on the
university athletic field by the decis-
i've score of 81 to 0. The first half
closed with neither team having
scored. In the third period the local
eleven began to show its real form,
and the last period was an avalanche,
touchdown after touchdown being
roclod off in rapid succession
Attracted by ideal Thanksgiving
football weather and the prospect of
a hard-fought gridiron contest, one Of
the largest crowds ever present at a
football game in this city was in at
tendance,
First Quarter.
The toss Of the coin to decided the
choice of goals was won by L. n. M.
and Captain Brorein chose to defend
the south goal. kicking and costly
fumbles featured the first part of the
period. Brorein made thirty yards on
a pretty end-around play and Wige-
ly's attempt at field goal from place
ment was so close as to appear good
from the side lines. Meerschiedt, the
AgRies right end, came close to scoring
in his period when he caught a free
tumble and ran sixty yards in clear
field before being downed from be-
hind. The quarter closed after Will
frey had been sent through the farm
line for thirty yards and a forward
pass to Broren and netted twenty
yards more. A tumble just before the
whistle gave the ball to the Aggies on
their own twenty-yard line.
second Quarter.
After an exchange Of punts the Las
Cruces eleven succeeded in taking the
ball down the field to within kicking
distance Ladd, attempting field
goal from the thirty-yard line, failed.
ON taking the ball on the T. n. M.
twonty-yard line, Lapraik started an
other exchange Of punts. Brorein, on
successive end-around plays, made
fifteen and ten yards. Aydelotte
contributed eight yards more. Again
Wigoly was called back from center
for a try at field goal and missed only
by inches Aydclotte carried the ball
well down the field before being
downed on the rm-back of the Ag-
gies' kick At the whistle the univer-
sity had the ball on the college thirty
three yard line.
Third Quarter.
After securing the ball on a fum-
bic the U, N. M, backfield tore
through the Aggie line and around
the ends for big gains. Whitley was
stopped one yard from the goal line,
Steed carried it two feet more and
then Whitley carried it over for the
first score. Wigely kicked goal Civ
en- confidence by the first score, the
varsity eleven settled down to the
work before it. Whitley again scored
after so-4-~-.f lang
gains by Steed, Brorein, Aydelotte,
Lapraik md Whitley. Wigely kicked
goal Tho period closed with the BAN
in midfield after the college Kickoff
had been run back by Aydelotte.
Fourth Quarter.
In the last quarter the Aggie de-
Tense went to pieces. Nearly every
play was good for a substantial gain.
Lapraik's punt was fumbled. WigeIy
recovered the bah and carried it
twenty yards. Aydelotte covered the
ten yards to the goal and Wigely kick
cd goal. The next touchdown was n
Steod affair. The Hillmen's fullback
ran the kickoff back thirty-fi yards
made a long gain through the line.
was given a rest for play or two and
then took the pigsllin over on a pass
from Aydelotte. Wgely kicked goal
The college defense seemed like paper
before the IT, N. Nj. attack. Wigely
failed in another attempt at field goal
On an attempt to run out the Aggies
were knocked back of their own goal
for n safety which added two more
points to the varsity score. Aydclotte
followed with a touchdown and Steed
came through with two more in rapid
succession and the BAH was only one
play from another touchdown at the
final whistle Wigely kicked goal
after every touchdown.
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