El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28


after the Mines tumble. The Mines
bacl1field did pretty good work but
its niav was not up to the standard
Duffy's Punt Scores.
Duffy's pile driving punt tor ~
yards was the outstanding feature OF
tho first quarter and came when II
became apparent that any appreciate
gain by the Army through the line
could not be made. II occurred IN
the first six minutes Of the quarter
Mccormick started the game ny
kicking off TO Sellers On the Army
IS yatd line he advanced the oail
five ya-us and then on q axe oasn
through tackle he gained five more.
Sellers was held In his second attempt
around left and making but two
yards With three 70 90, quarterbacS
Neyland called for a bunt and Duty
sent the ball lowering down the field
70 Perrenot on the Mines % yard
line. The Mines lost five yards for
offslde and when Perrenot made up
this distance by seven yard dash
through center they were again
penalized for the same offence
Mccormick punted the ball
from the Mines 20 yard line TO
the center OF the field, where an
Army player muffed Il on the
catch Perrenof and Fred Bailey
fell on the BAN. but Il immedi-
ufely went 10 the Army again on
tumble On the Mines 20 yard
line. After failure 10 gain IN two
downs Neyland called the signals
for field goal and Duffy stepped
back to the 30 yard line and sent
the sphere sQuareiy between the
posts. The kick cleared the goal
By more than 10 feet and would
have been good for five yards
more. Perrenot took the kick and
advanced the ball 10 the 40 yard
line.
Broderick made four yards through
tackle and Perrenot gained five of
right end Perrenot made Il first IN
ten. but BrOderick was held for no
gain The quarter ended with the
bail in possession Of the Hines.
Sellers Gains some More.
Following 1IcCormick's kick 70 sell
lers on the Army 20 yard line, Sell
lers made two successive attempts
through tackle, which netted four
yards. 'Neyland made four through
the line, but the Army was held for
the next down and Duffy kicked to
Grady Weeks on the Mines p yard
line Perrenot Schaffer and Brode-
rick all made gains OF three yards
each through the line. but the Army
held firm and Weeks elected 10 kick
Mccormick punted the ball down the
field to Sellers On the 20 yard line.
Then began Systematic pounding
OF the Mines defence. In the in
augural role Sellers made six yards
through tackle Neyland made 10 first
IN ten by snappy run through the
line and sellers gained three around
lelr end Duffy made 10 first In ten
for the second time and Sellers made
three more. The Army was penalized
IS yards for roughness and Duffy
failed TO gain. The half ended with
the ball in possession Of the Army
in the center OF the field.
Second Half Under Way.
Love took the kickoff beginning
the second half and advanced the bail
70 the Mines 80 yard line. Perrs-
not got around right end for two
yards and Broderick made an equal
number. Mccormick kicked 70 Sellers
on the Army 30 yard line and after
an eight yard run through the line
on the next play. Neyland made 10
first in ten. Neylaud gained five
yards around right end making a
dash when the Army signals failed
10 function properly. The Army team
appeared TO gain IN aggressive
strength, however. and their back
iield was getting. aeros the field fo1
steady gains The army lost i've
yards for offlsde, but Neyland I'm
mediately made It back by ten yards
through center. Sellers again made
Il first In ten.
Duffy made distance after one
more line buck by the Army and
with the ball on the Mines 20
yard line. Neyiaud called for n
drop kick By Duffy. The kick
went wide Of the goal line, how
ever. and IL came hack to the
Mines on its own 20 yard line
The Mines started pounding the
line OF the military team bat
were unable to gain. In a back
field pass the ball was fumbied
and an Army player fen on Il on
the Mines - yard line. Neyland
made two successive gains around
I the end and sellers carried the
bail over On a seven yard run
through the line. Neyland kicked
i goal. bringing the total score Up
3 TO ten for the Army eleven.
Use Forward Pass.
! Beginning the fourth quarter whicl
I sounded Immediately after NeTlani
] kicked goal, Neyland elected to kick
I off 20 the Mines. He topped" tn
| bail and Il went II yards 10 Cheste
! There was a good deal OF argumen
I about nothing, then the Army team
I enjoying its opportunity to get a rest
] The ball again went TO the Arm
! when Mccormick kicked it down tn
/ field, however. after the Mines hai
I failed to gain Neyland and Duff.
Z both gained 10 yards each on dashe
/ through the line, but the Army los
7 Is yards for alleged roughness 1eV
I minutes later Perrenot was up 10 hi
old game OF iutercepting forwarl
] passes and advanced the bail back q
: the Mines 40 yard line, when he tool
D one out OF the air
Broderlelz Euned two yards
through center. Tommy DWyer.
: whose appearance on the field
! was greeted with cheers took
. Weeks place at quarterback
Here one OF the peculur plays Of
the game occurred. On an at
tempted forward pass one OF the
Mines ends was tackled BY two
men while in the act OF recelF-
ing the ball. The Mines team was
Immediately pennli1ed 20 yards
for something unknown a1 the
play was committed by two Army
players fackiinE the man about
! 10 receive the pass.
I Mcclure lost ten yards on a tumble
/ but Tommy Dryer gained eigh
I yards IN a few minutes by a forWar
! pass to Frederick. The game eude
l with the ball in the territory OF tn
7 fast firing Army team.
The lineups were:
! Army. Position Mine
I Abbey. ...-. left end ...-. Blnforl
/ Rickner .... left tackle zee. Bennet
/ France Gee. left guard -...... NObl
] Caller 1900 center 5000. Wrigh
! Lopez ..... riEht guard Mcconnell
I GriEsby &c. right tackle ...... Low
] Wood -.-... right end ... McKem'
! Neyland(C) quarterback .Weeks(C
d Sellers ...-. right half ..... seller
7 Duffy ....... left half ...... Bale,
Lyons .....-. full back 90. Brodericl
Substltutions, Army - Smith 10
e.