El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-17

0RAN1 aLA11lS. broad ana alocEy. az
u fectionately known to tbs stu
dents Of the New Mexico university q
-rubby.H shorty .'stumpy- and "a
rious other sobriquets. proved TO be
mans rsaa IN a mans game Saturdai
afternoon at the high school stadium
When the Texas school o. Nine
dropped a 81 to IS game 20 the Ns7
1fe1caus.
Darkness came along az the cad @
the second quarter and while IL han
dicapped the activities OF the stuDb.
ar. Mann TO a certain extent. u proved
10 be an even greater oisaaFant 8
10 tie Miners, as the more sliL-'
bac.zffaIf Of the visitors was able q
put the bah ia unseen places and con
senuentlv. the score mounted 20 a re-
rnectable figure. Maj. r. r. Aeyl1nu
referee. stopped the game II the be-
-lnnine Of the fourth quarter, as
had become impossible for the play 9li
70 distinguish one another u -ne Gun
lfEht and L became more OF a proplen
of holding the line Of scrlmrnaee ani
grabbing everybody TO discover pos
session Of the ban than mixture Of
Many rick phys shown.
In the exaeution OF their varioui
nar-ffeld formations. Mr. Mann, ms
brother. Claude Mann, and nine otnel
members Of the university team
showed El Paso 1ootoaA rams me pls-
gasc variety oi tricks that has eFei
Seen let ont Of the bag of secrecy II
III Paso.
IN spite Of she presence Of a
number Of AEeies in the Big bowl
OF the stadium, the viEitors tried
friet- play after trick for auhst1n-
rfrF Gains aruund the end ana
through the lines. Bucking rlEhr
tackle seemed 10 be tarorlte
place FOR thefns as in praetlcal-g
ever attempt, either Mann Ayde-
7effe or Geruhelde gained from
three 10 - yards through this
point. The attack rarely varied
rlnIee4 d was 2 suiuah on the other
side o. the line, but IN the end
they returned and began q syi-
rcmntic poundinE which uetten
1uore gains
shifted Their Bneineld-
Rarely using a line shit, the Fis-
ftors depended upcu various back
ffeif formations. IN this department
ther excel any team which has piaZeo
before the local fans tbs season me
only line shift attempted was 20 draw
-na two ENDS sa1o the back1ield and
then send ona around each end On z
fake play. while either Grant -lalll'
ills brother OK Aydelotte nuckets cen
Ter Their 1acEfielc WORK was
rsrefati5n. one play In particular
-alzen from the Gilmour DoDie hand
book. resulting In substantial gam
each time. Claude Mann, At quarter
rarsfv PLAYED behind center another
nuzzine formation which required
1uaur minutes 10 work out be-ore the
play was stopped BY the Miners
Quarter Do7rz Behind End.
with the quarter giving the signals
from one OF the end POSITIONS lle
lhree backs took up q posllion re-
semb1iug a triangle in the lalAll O.
This formation WAS used more tlan
any other and certainly is new one
-otallr. From these positions me
ruf-ersft- haczflald shifted crlss-
crossed. forward passed made enc
rl1ns and line bucks, and tne pay vas
often SO pulling that it was olrlicule
= feu Mo had the ball Until he had
gained several yards through center
or vas chasing around the ends 1ol a
mere substantial gam
The particular Dobie play worked
10 advantage By the visitors con-
sisted IL an end run after a fake
buck through the line By the
cuarferhnelz- Receiving TIE ball.
Claude Mana headed Tor the line.
TEhen he srruck the defence Of
Inc Miners, 81 FErs passed b. a
auicsz underhund motion 20 ATde-
Iatfe OF HIS brother GRAM who
srel around IN uurroteete- en1-
Mis- ulav was worked more tnau
four times bg the visitors near the
goal line ana each time IL proved
10 be Of great value.
OF the work OF the two Lann boys
too much Cannot be SAID. Ayle-oL-e
and Gerpheide. The. remaining mem
pers Of the bac6Ilela, ls--2. 49,. ~
.sredftsblv for the university team
and proved 10 be OF EreaL ASSIST
ance - ground gaining ana iuterler-
erce. Thev also q orfzed this game 70
Y and there was not a single play
a-hfch was not 1hs offspring q a ta.1e
that was not amply proteclea oy m
rerference Of the backs Lley --fa--
ably moving cow We -
men. SganElnl- who was sent ~ %
substitute for Grant Mann, is another
PLAYER who did excellent work ana
deserves credit for his gains.
Mines Team still Fighssug-
while the Mines team was returned
loser in the game, the players dc -9L
suffer one whit in the es-iuli-lllA d
the III Faso fans. who repeatedly en-
couraeed their efforts during lll
Aaaa AAAAaA AAAA
rad not been scored on before - APP
nsarea "a El Paso counts for great
deal ID summing up the work OF me
rsro teams, IS IL not only Is q 1e2tner
5n the Miners cap 10 nave crossed lAe
aoa1 line OF Tie opposition but u
showed that they were always trying
uare thoroughly game ana capable or
fighting back at any time Lnis alone
IS one u the greatest possess o.
: football team bad the Mines team
Re preliminary training Of tns E-os-
wen and university eLeFens. mere
would undoubtedly been q oil1eienl
Make First In Ten
When the visitors assembled on me
rsafa they elected TO klckolr aLler
Elrss WorthinEton Of the Mines won
~ toss and chose 70 defend the
northern goal Rogers kicked 70
Georra Mcclure, who ran tie pan
Jack to the 1lines so yard line,
Warrington gave the ball 70 broe-
rick who made i've yards around
EFT end. Perrenot gained SIX yards
for frs in ten on two Inc p-unEes-
each netting three yards. Bailey was
hei5 20 one yard through center ana
Perrenot was unable 20 gain Brode-
rick kicked 70 Claude Mann, VINO