El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-23
TIGERS WALLOP
MINERS ELEVEN
Ell Paso Hi May Win State
Honors; Have Big Romp
With Dryers Men.
~ TOM CLEMENTS.

! FL PaSo's prospects for state cham
pionship in high school football are be
| ginning 10 look rather promising and II
/ the FL Paso High continues playing as
II did on Saturday against the Texas
| school Of Mines. the honors ought to
! come easily The game on Saturday was
! won after a good hard game. by the
, High. Il TO :. the Miners just about
! giving out toward the last and letting
I the High school break through time
! and again
The main trouble with the Mines
team was the fact that few OF the
/ individual players We're not IN tram
ing This does not seem to be the tault
Of the coach. but just or these players
themselves who appeared to think that
they could break training at Will and
still have no difficulty in cleaning up
on the High The correctness OF this
view is shown by the score
Roman stars for Mines.
Carroll Roman. or Mickey" quarter
back. was the whole life of the Mines
team, and had they all had his pep
and stamina the tale would proDabiy
have been different. None of the Miners
was lacking in nerve. all plouEhing
through and playing hard till the end.
hut nerve alone could not win
Another handicap was the fractured
shoulder Of Orb Walker and lame ankle
OF Madden. sustained in the game with
the goth infantry. Both of these men
went in. hurts and all but could help
very little Russ WorthingtOn scored
the only points for the School Of Mines
on a field goal. kicked in the first quar-
ter
Most of the High school men were in
good condition and the whole team
played well together. using good head
work well as weight Their first touch
down was made in the second quarter
when Ramage blocked a forward pass
and crossed the line The goal was
kicked by Bryant The other seven /
General" Fox ploughed through the /
line and made run OF almost the /
whole length of the field the kick
again being made by Bryant
Chris Fox in LimeIight.
Fox had been put down as a sub" !
but the attraction proved too great for /
him. so he went in as a half about the :
middle Of the game and he certainly !
lived up to his old rep Elliott Chess
also played fine football. although with I
three broken ribs. but he was only al !
lowed to play part of the game The
only man on either team to be seriously I
hurt was Russ WorthinEton. who {
strained the ligaments in his right knee !
and had to be carried off the field.
The Lineups.
The teams lined up as follows.
Texas School Of Mines-Fullback.
POmeroy. orb Walker and Scott !
Walker; right halfback. Russ Worth /
ington and Johnny Schafer. left half
back. Scott Walker Collinson and Mad T!
den; center Al Black Quarterback. Car 7
roll Roman; left end. r -I Bailey. right /.
end. Harris: left tack George john !
son and POmerOy: rigat tackle. ROline Z
Upton; left guard Bill Roberts. right /
guard. Wilson and Sample
High schoOl-Fullback. Bob Bryant: /
, lght halfback. Jack Vowel Dutch"
Fuller and Paul Broyles: left halfback.
and Chris Fox center. DON
AID Hogarth; quarterback. Bob POmerOy
and Frank Scotch, left end. Madison
SIudd. Fuller and Clarence Richards !
right end. Elliott Chess and Harry Nc /
Kenny; left tackle. Jim Lewis. Russell |
Ramage. PetticOlas and Chester Wright. !
right tackle. Casey: left guard. I
Schwartz; right guard, Dewey Carson ]
and CarthO Byers.