El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-29


That Bliss played even better g
pated was due to no weakness Of the
game for the condition of the field. B.
GiIreath Starts 1t.
/ When the first whistle blew Cody
! kicked TO Gilreath, who began the
game by a 20 yard return Bliss kicked
{ in return and put the oval far into
/ Cody territory. Cody held and the
{ ball went over Boslego went through
for five yards. Cody held and Bliss
/ kicked TO 30 yard line. Cody failing 10
make any ground after getting the
ball Bliss held Cody. a down being
made in a pool which baptized most of
] the players in mud The ball became
/ slippery and Cody made a poor pass.
Clark nabbed the ball for Bliss.
Marks. the aDo4vner."
Attempted forward passes by Bliss
resulted in the loss Of the ball on the
five yard line. Cody fumbled. losing
two yards. In a scrimmage the ball
went back of the goal defended by
Cody and Marks Topped on Randolph.
who barely got the oval first. Two
points for Bliss on a safety was the
first scoring Of the game and the fans
went wild.
After more fumbling Cody kicked
from the 50 yard line TO center field,
Gilreath recovering the ball Cody
Gilreath kicked from IS yard line to
Cody's 20 yard line, the ball being re-
turned three yards. Cody kicked and
Frank made a neat return Of 10 yards
through Cody players.
Randolph's Run.
The second quarter opened with an
attempted forward pass intercepted by
Cody. Bliss being caught for loss Of
eight yards. Bliss kicked from their
40 yard line to Cody 20 yard line Bliss
held and Cody again kicked TO center
field, the kick being spoiled by Bliss
players. Cody held Bliss and another
kick resulted, the ball going to the
Cody five yard lines, where it was re-
covered by Randolph. who made one
of the most sensational runs Of the
whole game, showing off five Bliss
wouldbe shoppers before ne was
downed. While Randolph's feat was
the most brilliant OF the kind through
out the game, IL Melted him but three
yards gain
Bliss held and Cody kicked Frank
recovered the ball and made 4 brill
liant run that Melted 20 yards.
First Touchdown.
A play that brought fans to their
feet and saw hats thrown into the air
was a nifty pass. true as an arrow.
from Frank to Gilreath. who lodged
through an opposition Of waiting Cody
players. successfully turned three sep
Il
touchdown Frank kicked goal
Mud Plays.
On the kickoff Frank was downed
on the 20 yard line. Cody held. Bliss
kicked The ball landed in a magnifi-
cent mudlava bed Cody gained two
on the five yard line Cody held and
Bliss was forced TO kick Marks
downed the Cody player. recovering
the ball Bliss held and the quarter
ended in midfield.
SOIOm Injure.
Captain Solom had opened up an old
Injury on the right knee in the sec
ond quarter and for awhile il ap-
peared as il he must quit the game.
but the third quarter saw the Cody
leader back at the old stand Bliss
kicked TO Randolph. who was downed
on the 20 yard line Bliss held and
the now regular proceeding OF kicking
followed, Frank making a nifty catch
and as usual making a return, this
time % yards Bliss attempted n for
ward pass and Solom got the ball in
as pretty piece OF play as the after
noon brought out
Throughout the third quarter
SOIOm was n bundle Of activity
that kept BlisSerS always on the
edge. Another of his kind and
there would have been cOnsfdera-
BILE WOrrlment in Bliss ranks
However. the Bliss players during
this quarter seemed TO forge
ahead, showed better stamina and
were distinctly faster
Frank Again.
After Solom's play Cody fumbled.
two yards, then four yards Bliss held
and Cody kicked. Frank, in a zizzag
run that puzzled the field before him,
made % yards. Then Cody held. re-
sulting in one Of the most spectacular
plays OF the day-Bliss line holding
while Frank kicked a beautiful field
goal from the 80 yard line
After Cody kicked off an exhibition
of mud work followed. in which
Knowles starred. downing his man for
loss. Ball went to Bliss. Bliss