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

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after a run through a broken field
Mann Begins to Play.
Grant Mann made nine yards
T through center right off the reel
when the visitors pulled their first
fake play. Gerpheide made it first
ia ten. when he gained three yards
through center. The ball was handed
10 Grant Mann twice in succession
and the little fellow Justified The
University hopes by advancing Il q
the 90 yard line Of the Miners
Gerphefde made ten yards
through right tackle and placed
the bail within eight yards Of
the goal. Two Successive line
bucks by the 7Innu brothers
melted no gain and Grant Mann
carried the bah across the line
when on n fake end r4u Er0und
the Mines left end he swept
across the right end without in
reference or resistance on the
part Of the Miners who were an
ticlnnf1n- another play.
BAH IN Mines Territory.
The University kicked and re-
gained the bail on a tumble on the
Mines so yard line. Attacking The
right end Of the line where they
swept through time and again the
New 3IeUicans carried the ball down
the field, Ittle Grant Mann being the
chief offender His biggest gain. a
pun OF Is yards through left tackle
followed a fake attempt TO hit the
line after which he chased through
fight guard for the distance He went
through for his second touchdown
after Gerpeide gained three yards
through center and he was handed
the ball by his brother after the
New Mexico ends had been drawn in
Tor the only shift employed by the
visitors during the game Claude
Mann again missed goal
Score Some More.
Rogers kicked 20 the Mines 20 yard
Inc, where Perrenot was d0Wned be-
fore he made any substantial gain.
after three successive attempts to
gain through the line Broderlck
kicked 20 Claude Mann IN the center
or the field The little quarterback
gave the 11L 70 his brother on the
first play and nine yards was gained
around The end He made IL first in
ten q moment later BY a dash through
1lghL guard The Mines regained the
ban On their own go yard line, when
Grant Mann 1umbled the ball while
passing. Br0dericE gained three
yards on an attempt through center
ana Perrenot made one Broderick
kicked TO Grant Mann on the New
Mexico 80 yard line and on the first
play Claude Mann made five yards
through center on a fake play.
Grant Warn was FFithdruTTu Tor
spanzinl az this period OF the
game the little fellow having in
iured two knuczles Of his right
hand The University gained 20
yards on q forward rasr, Mann
20 sEunzini, but lost the ball on
n tumble in the center Of the
field Broderick kicked back 20
the Varsity 80 yard line. Success
when dazzling fake plays were
PEELED placed the ball On the
Mines 20 yard line when the
quarter lacked but one minute to
play.
sganzinI and Gerpheids carried the
ball to within two feet OF the goal
ana then working the same shift
which had proved so profitable be-
fore, a fake dash through center and
a run around the end, Grant Mann
TOOK the ball over Claude Mann
kicked goal
sIiners score First.
Larry In the second quarter the
Alnes got their first touchdown.
when Joe Bennett fel On the ball
Claude 1l9nn opened the quarter by
railing TO gain He kicked to Brode-
rick on the Mines 40 yard line
sgauziui and Greenieaf broke up a
Mines forward pass on the so yard
Inc the players bouncing the ball
INTO the ar before II touched the
ground Successive line bucks failed
10 gain ana in an effort to forward
pass. Claude Mann heaved the bah
over che goal line Jody Mccormick
kicked 20 Claude Mann on the Uni-
Fersity 20 yard line. The mines
llocked kick, but Sganzlni fell on
the b1A and prevented IL from fall
lnE n me hands OF the Miners
Ayoeictte gained one yard. but
later kicked TO the Mines 20 yard
iine. Mccormick returned the punt
2 moment later, lifting &c 70 the Uni
Ferslty three yard line Bennett
blocked an attempted kick by Rogers
and tsl or the ban back OF the goal
line for touchdown WorthInEton
failed az goal
Brodericz kicked 70 Gerpheids on
me University 50 yard line and
Aydelotte Immediately made two
gains the first for nine and the sec
ond Tor four yards through the tackle
lositlous.- Two line bucks made 80
first in ten again.
Aydelctte ana SEanzinI han
ding the plays Through sue
cesalre runs around the end and
through the right side Of the lire
the University placed the ball
within striking distance Of the
Miner goal The score came VIXEN
AFdelottcs the veteran member OF
the team made - yard pass 20
Hel Roger who ran a - Yards
70 touchdown. The visitors lad
their ends out before the play
occurred and they we're In perfect
accordance with the movements
Of the bail. Claude Mana kicked
EoaL
with the beginning q the third
quarter ~ became so dark thaz the
players experienced ditflculry in see f
ing the ban. Owing 70 the excessive
amount OF Kicking in the first half
the game was unusually long. The
University received the kick, Billy
ttace sending Il TO the 20 yard line
q ths visitors. The Mines got the
9ail on Avdelotte's tumble, but schaf- I
Ter and Race we're held for no gains
Grant Mann kicked to the Mines
81 yard line and after falling to gain. A.
Race kicked il back 20 the Varsity
y yard line. II was here that Grant
Mann made the feature run Of the 4
game with dash OF so yards. fol- !
loving fake around the end.
Interference Good.
HIS interference was particularly q
good. both his brother and Gerpheide .
INNING By his side. On the Mines 4
70 yard line. Mann was oVertaken /
1y seha1ter. but who was forced aside
OH the interference NJ fsar-r.r.a--ra ar-.-