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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08

For Sale or Exchange
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LET'S TRADE
We viii pay cash or allow you new fur
RoGERs TRADTSe CO. ~ n. stanton.
For SaIe-MiseslansOus
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FOR sAl-E-safs with steel chest at 4os
=. san Antonio ST
WATER HEATER coils welded: guaran-
ted Brown Welding Co
FOR sALE-One COW and Thermos bottle
Phone 6552W.
FOB sALE-A cen storage battery
cheap 2109 Myrtle Ave
ONE NV PROCESS Gas range chap.
s52l Montana Phone 54sA
FOR sALE-Colue pup. 4 months Old. and
garage for rent Phone 3254
COTTONWOOD AND MESQUITE ROOTS
BY THE CARLOAD. PHI. S6I. TORNILLO
TRADING CO.. TORSILLOs TEXAS
SEWING MACHINES OF an kinds bought
sold, rented and repaired Phone Tfs.
114 y. star ton
FOk sALE-Praetiealiy new base burner
f45. used only a few months In perfect
condition Phone 1881
BARGAlN-Sew 4 horsepower Hotter
Cabot direct current motor 1879 Z.
Boulevard
WE MUST HAVE 5000 worth o. mems
IND hand suits and 100 Singer sewing ma
chimes Guaranteed best prices Texas
Furniture Co. 4os s Il Paso St Pr. 4097.
Charter Oak Ranges baked best Tor your
grandmother. They viii do the same for
you Your credit = o. K.
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
MUST HAVE used furniture for 100 rooms.
An fitting Up hotel IN oil field. VIII
pay extra good prices FOR next two weeks.
G. D Houser UPholstering CO. Phi fl1o.
a CHHFOROBE BARGArS
Here is a chance 10 get handsome
chifforoha cheap. u g. golden oak and
IN fine shape 4 bargain
ROGERS TRADING Co. I1f \. stanton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08

cas- MESA
Fords-we have five-taks your pick
Dodge Roadster Don't fail 70 see thiss
i've tires
Dodge 5-passeugers good terms
Buick 5-passelEer. 1917 model
Buick Big Six 1915 model
Oldsmobue S-cylindcrs terms
Oldsmoble f-cylineers cheap
Overland Roadster.
Overland 5-passenEer. just overhauleds
S2750o-
Overland 5-passanser; good terms
Chevrolet Roadster.
MazweIls-lse have six Of then-slso
Up
Your Credit Is Good
FL PASO AUTO EXCHANGE
SOS slesa- Phons 1SS-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08

FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW, on Bliss
ST. lot 50x200 feet; worth S4SO0-OO.
Owner leaving city, says sell for
s3600.00-sI 10000 cash. balance long
time.
ANnFRSON-FTLIE
INVESTMENT co.
sos Mesa. Ave Pdona Anal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08

sNAPii NOT VERY FAR OUT
ONLY $3.50.
so DOWN. AND S-t5 SO. INCLUDING
INTEREST
Practically new 4 room bungaloT,
with glazed room. hardwood floors
and All new huilt-in features. .
block 81 Boulevard and west Of FIVE
POINTS The one best buy IN this
section SEE CHEEcL OR PHILLIPS.
JAMES l. lIARR & co.
Phone 1850. COS san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
For Ssle-MotoreHeIe,

For Sale-MotoFcycIes
A FEW BARGAINS IN USED MOTOR
CYCLES that cannot be duplicated in the
southwest. Harley IS Electric f275; Har-
ley IS magnetic s250; Harley Il magnetic
S2oos Harley IS single sl35- Indian Il.
fully equipped new speedometer; n bar
gain at fa00. These motors in good con
dition-
HAGElIAS 4 WEATHERsBY.
z7ls Arizona ST Phone s54sw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08

FOR sALE-Cozy valley nome o. u
acres Z miles from courthouse. Just of
lnterurban line Wei built adobe resi-
dencss modern interior and plumbing;
running Eaters adobe garage wooden shed
and chicken house; young fruit trees
and grape vines fenced: improvements
all new Bargain, 5000: terms A r
Whitfield. p F. .. !, Box 575. Phone
SEE. e Paso. Teas
VALLEY LAND
rs acres IN The Canutillo section. Il
miles north Of r Paso. walking dis
lance good graded school, all cultivated
100 acres alfalfa, 50 head fine dairy
stock with equipment The whole thing
can Be handled by good man for s5Oe
cash balance guaranteed can Re made
out q place
Tracts all sizes from I 20 1000 acre., In
proved and uuimproved. anywhere IN
der the T. s irrigation project
r G. BAILEY
JAMES L MARR a COMP ANY
800 san Antonio St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
Costumes

FANCY COSTUMES-Fuu dress ard tr1
edo suits Tor reut at Morehesd Busy L.ttl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08

: REAL Farm
40 acres highly improved. Nice
bearing orchard Five room house
Near Clint. Texas. Owner selling
on account o. IA health. Price
$50 per acre Would consider
some income property II price Il
right
BROADDUs & LIZ BARON
zos-2I0 First National Bank BLDG.
Phone 1855
Member e Paso Real Estate
Board.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08

WELL HEATED APARTMENTS
Three rooms. hath ard sleeping porch
corner Myrtle and Octavia streets. f1e5o
and s35- No lease required no trouble
20 show. Phone FOR car.
DOUGLAS c. CROHELL AGENCY
"a Mills Bldg Phone $500. se0L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
BARGAIN

BARGAIN
SIX room Bungalow with
breakfast room. modern
throughout garage price
100000; terms
BiOADDUS & LIE BARON.
-09-2l0 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Phone 1883.
MEMBERS FL PASO REAL
ESTATE BOARD.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
ElecnolTsis

PSHTaTE 800 sssosI -. -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
DsEeclfrs Aaendra
Educational

The Ben Williams Detective AgsEcy :
suite sls Flrst Nat Bank BldE p. SO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08

ORIENTAL GARAGE
us " KANSAS PHONE iBB
Storage s5.ea-Repziring
AUTO SALE
observation-disclosures
Overland electric starter 1850
Ford Roadster and Touring.
INVESTIGATE FOR YOURSELF.
The CHEVROLET CAR needs 10 introduc-
ton All we ask you 10 do. before you
buy your car. Is 20 call az our ealesroom
and investigate its merit for yourself
There are more than 900. 900 users Of cars
IN this country whose Judgment lead
them TO the selection OF the Chevrolet.
Used CAR DEPARTMENT.
We handle and sell only Chevrolet cars.
and the fact that We are distributors Tor
this territory for these cars il your
guarantee that you will not 90 wrong
in buying q used car from Us. We now
have on hand some real bargains in both
Touring and Roadster5 and are prepared
TO make reasonable terms 70 responsible
FL PAsO AUTO COMPANY
f05 Myrtle Ave Phone IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08

THE MERsEREAU. SIC v. Ms
SQUIRT large ROOMS. b & 81 Pch-.
close IN. first class -.-.---- $3.50
FISE-RAMsEY REALTY co.
Phone 1919. Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08

NEWMAN INVEST5ENT COMPANY
UNFINISHED
{ rooms s P 9421 san Jose S2o-oo
rooms s. p. 210S fremont -S1loo
. rooms. s. p. S51s Tularosa -------t l4-10
3 rooms. s p, 1901 East Boulevard &i3-Q0
S rooms. s p. garage. 2s-3 Bliss 5000
S rooms, "a y oregon -S5o-oo
FURNISHED
4 rooms. 8 P, 5s0T Madison Ave --sfo.oo
4 rooms. S P. $40 Grand $500
Z rooms. s. P. 7s0s Mountain Ave. 5000
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY
100 san Antonio St Phone $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
Chimney Sweep

We DO contracting work. remcdslinE. hans
carving and repair all kinds q furuit1ru.
52e1 Manzana- Phone I1l1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08

Hardware
Hair Dressing

CUT RATE Hardware and Painting.
FESRY MOHR. 500 5. FL PAso 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08

Skilled Workmanship IN Automobile,
Engine and General Mechanical
Lines.
AUTO RADIATOR work z speciality.
Fl Paso Radiator and Lamp Co.
ELEYATORs, hydsrhc freight Installed
and rePaired- 4 Ferguson- Pm. 1876.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08

1915 Virginia rooms zee $500
15eS Wyoming. rooms 2-o-oe
90S0 Olive. 5 rooms. $500
1i19 + boulevard. rooms $500
S512 Bisbee, S rooms $3.50
FISK-RaHIsEY REALTY co.
Phone 1913. Trust Blds-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08

DucIo Beauty Pariors American operaloru
only. 78s Reynolds Bldg- Phons azlz,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08

Housekeeping Rooms-UnfuFnished
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2 UNFINISHED rooms. 1s1s aIasoffin-
LARGE connected Housekeeping rooms
and sleeping por-h. Light. water and
phone furnished Cconvenisnts reasonable
Phone ffSSaI-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
For Sale or Ezchange-Real Estate

For Sale or Exchange-Real Estate
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SCHOOL LASDS-veazey. care Herald
LOUISE APT-I12s Myrtle Phone 55ss.
WHAT WILL YOU TRADE for q good
central Oklahoma farm7 Address L40.
care o. Herald
FOR TRADE-Nice new bunCaiov, viii
trade Tor land in central Texas
HAWKINS BROS.
1851 Martin Bldg Phone 7soo.
FOR EXCHANGE.
6 apartments on n. Il Paso St Is rooms
east front. corner. for land or lots Fixtures
and small stock OF groceries. closed in auto
delivery old established grocery location
FOR about 20 years. Al big sacrifice. Ware
house lots for business property. pay dif-
ference IN cash Gear land at Fado. n u
for cottages year pear orchard for cot
tage- room house on Arizona St. for
small cottare
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08

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CHIEOPODIST. switches made from comb
lnEs. Marsy Purdy. 10 Buckle p 35lL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
Machinery, Tools Power, Electrical
and COntracfoEs' Equipment
For Sale

TUBE MILLS
We have several IN stock Especially at
tractvs prices On two 6z1o Allls-Chalmers
latest type. one 81 E20 and one 5xzs
TANKS TANKS TANKS
Our quotations On new oil storage tanks
OF 1000 barrels upwards viii surprise you.
Mining. milling and power machinery
SOUIHHESIEE " HEChING COMPANY
z Faso. IeNss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20
Ell PASO TEAM DEFEATS
MESILA AGGLES IN A
CLOSE CONTEST, s TO o

IL PAso's football prestige was
L vindicated out Of the city for the
first time this season when on satur-
day afternoon the Buff and Yellow
eleven, composed Of soldiers OF this
district 5ourneyed to Mesilla and de-
featsd the New Mexico A. and N. team
~ the score OF six to nothing. Had Il
not been for two fumbles by the army
team when the oval rested on the one
yard line the score would have un-
doubtsdly been much greater as the
ball was kept IN Aggis territory dur
ing the greater part Of the contest
due 10 the aggressive tactics employed
By the military gridiron warriors. The
game WAS exceptionally fast and was
vel played
Demlng High school which meets
the FL Paso Tigers next Saturday az
ternoou IN the New Mexican city lost
a preliminary game 70 the Las Cruces
High school team BY the score Of 26
to 10.
The Buff and Yellow eleven won
the toss and on receiving the
kick carried the bail to the Az
giles one yard line. The team used
nothing but line bucks, and Il
took them five minutes 10 attain
the one yard line. where the bill
was lost on n tumble Il was re-
covered by the AEgies, but from
this time on the bali remained in
AEuic territory until the final
whistle Of the referee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20
Football Games

At Dallas. Oklahoma. u; Texas. z.
AZ Ainuerque. DliversitJ OF New
Mexico. S.; state school Of Mines. O.
At Syracuse Syracuse, "a Pitts
burg. 9
At Cambridge; Harvard. z; Brown, o.
At Waterville. Maine. Colby. z;
Bates. 2.
Al west Point. Army, 6. Maine. O..
At Priacetons Princetons a. Rolhes-
II philadelphia: Psnnsyivanis. So;
At New Haven: Boston college g.
At washington: Georgetown. So:
Virginia Polytechnic InGtituts, 2
AT Evanston, III. Wisconsin. 10
Northue stern. g.
AT Troy. n 2; Rensselaer,. Z: Hamii-
a Nsw York: wesieyaa. 10; New
At Lincoln Notre Dame. "A; Ne
At Tthaea; Colgate. q: cornsn. O..
AT De8 Moiness Drake, 10 simp-
At New York: Williams s5;- Colum-
bit. O.
At Hartford; Amherst 49, Trinity 7.
At Urbana- Illinois. 1. Iowa. 2.
AT Indianapolis. Minnesota 20; In
At Columbus. Ohio state. ~; ken
lucky state. O.
At Galesburs. st. Louis university,
o; lombard college. @.
NJ Ann Arbor: Michigan, IS; 1Iichi-
gan Aggies. 0.
At PittsBuFs: Carnegie Tech 1s;
Case. 9.
a Detroit; University Of Detroit. A.;
Bethany, 0.
At Hanover: Dartmouth. ls; Penn.
state. Is.
At Amherst: Massachusetts Aggies.
p; Worcester Poly 0.
At Columbia. No.: Missouri. 10;
At Peoria, III. Mmiksn. II; Brad
& Washington. Pa. Washington
ard Jefferson, IS Westminster. O.
At baltimore; John Hopkins. So;
Galiaudet. q
Al buffalo: St Lawrence. Is; Buf-
At Crank Forks. North Dakota u;
Sorth Dakota. 0.
At Newark, Del; Delaware. Q: Dick
Georgia Tech, 90; Vanderbilt, o.
University Of Georgia. 70; suHa-
Uniysrsity Of Illinois. g. Univer-
At Logan: Utah Asgiss, a.; Non
tana, 0.
At Boston: University OF Boston,
~ Rhode Island college. g.
AZ Denver. University Of Colorado.
%; University OF Denver. Z.
At laramie. Colorado school OF
Mines g. University OF Wyoming, Is.
At Spokane washington state col
lege' 49l Multnomah A. C.. Q.
At Seattle. University OF Washing
ton 50, o. s. s. New York. O.
AT Berkiey: University Of Califor-
MA. O., Occidental college. O.
At MOSCOW, Idaho. University Of
Oregon, % University o. Idaho, G.
At Athens, Ohio. Heidelberg. = Ohio
university s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20

FOLLOWING on the heels o. a sue
1 eessful forward pass engineered
BY Nanny Ponsford. right end. and
Portiiio. substitute quarterback. Tom
Talbot bucked the line twice satur-
day afternoon at the High school
stadium and in his second attempt
carried the bali across the goal line.
The pass. which was made accurately
and caught 5y the BASKETBALL star,
placed the Tiger line within a few
feet o. the goai posts with the score
standing against them, but the t0uch-
down which resulted enabled the stu
dent eleven 10 wipe It's s,ate clean Of
q previous defeat az the hands Of the
SIND when the guunsrs left the field
on the short end o. a - 20 score.
The game was frettlly played
throughout
speed Slain -sset.
Relying upon speed during the en-
tire four periods the Tigers placed
thelr faith in end runs and forward
passes and rarelg tried 5uckins the
line in view OF The great weight Of
the opposing team
The students faced an average
handicap Of 20 pounds 20 sac man
IN meeting the rugged SUMMERS,
but proved that speed and quick
plays uNeEull llluTe Uuuu-u-a. LuGW
pursued virtually the same tactics
which returned The eleven victor
On the base hospital game by
feiniine NJ center and mnklng
runs, while their defensive work
az critical times was very good.
Game Was Fast.
The send team PLAYED a consistent.
steady game Throughout and more
than once proved that Dc is 10 be a
strong contender for district football
hon1rs this season Lieut. Argo az
quarter1ack played a good game for
the Eunners While Bergman. Iice and
Te1Ear all made consistent ground
gains during the contest
The principal stars o. the Tiger
team were Charles Pollock and
Roy Sc1ftFn. lately DISCHARGED
from the navy WHO. milking their
debut with the Tiger eleven.
Shaved rare pruulae and VIII IN
loub1cfliT be sent en- the REGULAR
lineup during the rest Of fhe sea-
sun- Ppnsf1rd and PorfiilH lat-
uraily pulled Off the star play ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20

The first quarter ended with score
nothing all as the visitors were held
safely until the end. After three min
utes play In the second quarter tho
soldiers advanced the bail to the two
yard line Of their opponents. Here
the same thing happened as before
and a tumble BY the Buff team re-
suited IN the BAH being recovered BY
the Aggles. It was brought to the 90
yard line and the Aggies tried e series
Of line bucks. This did not net any
thing ana they kicked. The first half
ended with the score nothing all and
when the third period started both
elevens went In TO score as soon as
possible.
Duffy Punts well.
4 Duffy who did the kicking for the
soldiers outpunted the Aggiss BIS
kicks averaging 30 to so yards. He
kicked 70 the Aggies In the second
half and the bill went acrofis the goal
line, q being brought to the 90 yard
line. The Aggies were thrown for a
loss after a series Of line bucks and
they kicked The soldiers took the
bill to the 30 yard line and made the
first In ten on the AEgle 90 yard line.
ISLAM Wilson went around left
end and with some excellent dude-
ing and good Interference work
be raced across the goal line for
the winning SIX points Of the
eume. The try for Eoa1 was not
made owing 10 n misunderstund-
iug with The referee.
in the fourth quarter both teams
tried forward passing but q was
broken up by the secondary defence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20

issue any bases on balls. Two OF
the passes came On the fifth and
directly aided f1e scoring as there
were men on bases when they oc-
Cured.
Play Nice Ban
Both teams played alright BAH
until this inning. which started when
Carberry walked White hit to Weiss.
who took the hard bounder and
whipped the bail TO Medina at the
second sack Bill seemd a little too
confident Of catching II. however as
he dropped the sphere TO the ground
and both men were safe Duty walked.
faj- Neyland hit along the third base
line and II an attempt 10 field the
slow hounder BIZ Medina muffed Il
Carbery and White both counted
~ The niav. while Duty went 20 third.
Fritz BEDFORD singled scoring Duty.
tloWau was hit BY q pitched bali and
MAI Nevland scored when Pintin
piuch hitting for Fuller drove the BAN
TO Miniar=s and was thrown out al
first FHliman ended the inning BY
living out 70 lriniares.
TIA rrn~aa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20
FAST CANES IN
CHURCH LEAGUE
Basketball Stars Meet in
Second Weeks Play;
Close Games.

with Nanny Ponsford back IN his
1913 form the Trinity team continued
its consecutive victory string satur-
day AZ the y. IL c. A. when the regu-
lar Church league schedule was dis
posed OF b. besting the ut. sinai az
gresatio1 b. the score OF IS to -.
Both teams played splendid Basket
BAH throughout and the large crowd
OF spectators enjoyed the contest im-
menssly. Lapowski o. the 1T Sinai
team did some splendid work throw
ing a total Of 10 points
The lineups were: At. Sinai-Concns
ward. 10 points; RabinoWitz, CENTER
Marcus. BloomberE and Aronsons
guards. Trinity Booth. forward :
SCHUYLER. forward; Arthur, forward,
six points. Ponsford. center, II
points, Mudd guard Gaylord, guard.
two points.
Cathedral Team victor.
IN the second game OF the schedule
the Cathedral team defeated the First
Presbyterian quintet By the score Of
&c to Q The victors piled up a com
handing lead in the first half and
added 70 IL in the second. The line
ups and pointmakers were. Cathedral
-lllAIas AAA.tN 81 u mus LaNAAar LAAa-A---r
forward. four points Cordova. for
ward, five points; Wrenn. center. two
points; Carson, guard, six points; NC
Kenny, guard. Presbyterian - W.
Claytol, forward, two points. F..
Clayton. forward; Becker. center
walker. guard; Montague. guard.
WethodIsta Also VIA.
The fast Mexican Methodist team
defeated the First Christian team IN
the first game OF its season BY the
score Of 20 to 10. The lineups and
pointmakers follow Methodiste-
Concha. forward; Soto. forward. six
points: Gardea. forward, 10 points,
Gomez center. seven points, Fernan-
dez, guard; Martinez. guard. Chris
tians - Richardson. forward. two
points; +. Brady, forward; Bishop.
forward; Duran center. two points,
T. Brady, guard. two points Davis,
guard. four points.
some troo1 Playing.
some snappv basketball was Wit
messed in the contest between the
First Methodist and Central Baptist
teams which went to the former BY
the score OF 26 to g. The iineups and
point makers were. First Methodist
sauer forward, four points; Hink,
forward. eight points: Cock center.
six points. Gleason, guard, four
points; Dean, guard, two points, Dias,
guard, two Joints Central Baptist
Stevenson, forward; Bedford, for
ward; Graham. forward. seven points
Martin. center, two points. Gallagher.
Marshall aad Hamilton. guards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20
TEXAS VARSITY TEAM
DROPS FIRST GAME OF
CONFERENCE PROGRAM

DALLAS. Texas. Oct 20-Ths Uni
- rsrslty Of Texas lost tbs first
Southwestern conferences game on
her calendar here Saturday after
noon in a 10 TO Z battle with the
University o. Oklahoma eleven at
the state fair.
a safety following a blocked
punt. q driving forward pass for Is
yards. which resulted in a touch
down. a neatly executed goal from
placement. al these were factors
contributing 70 tho Sooner victory.
A touchdown following a blocked
punt gave the Texans their lone
started IN second.
Oklahoma started the scoring the
NcCallums attempted punt and then
tackled lcCallum behind the goal
line for q safety. Davis forward
pass TO II Tyler. substituting for
Ross Johnson at LEFT end. ard Davis
successful goal in the third period
homa score. The oWenires ended
the scoring IN the final period when
Davis, quarterback, booted place
kick from the % yard line squarelF
between the goal posts.
Texas scored IN the third pc
rlod when Green blocked Dnvis'a
attempted pant near the 10 yard
line and Graves, recovering the
bail raced ncrqss the chalk line
for Lonrhor-.'a only touchdown.
McCallum kicked goal, making
the final score, Oklahoma L,
Texas :. Coach BennIe Owen
relied mainly on the forward
pass for large gains for the
sooner gQnuds while Coaches
juneau and Van Gent favored
long end rs 20 gain the nee
easary ground for Texas. For
the Texas elcvea the work Of
Aware McCnilum stood ont
prominently, while Mccullough
STIRRED for his long end runs.
McCailum competed faYorably
with swatek Tor punting honors, the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20

Texas punter averaging as yards
with his punts down the field
sanfek Was the Star.
SWatek was easily the star per-
former for the S0oners with his
wonderful punting. smashing line
at Quarter and fcDermott at right
half worried the Texas line coutinu-
ally with their smashing plurges
and sweeping end runs
The Texas oifense was materially
Weakened with the absence OF
half back. who was injured N the
Philips game, and the loss Of Rat
Watson. REGARDED BY football critics
as the premier quarterback q he
southwgster conference, who was
declared ineligible on account Of the
transfer rule which provides thar
player must be IN residence one ful
scholastic year before being allowed
20 participate On collegiate ath-
letice.
watson withdrew for military
service shortly after entering
Texas university last year and
as q result was declared lneiiEi-
bic because he had participated
In athletics ut Southwestern uui-
versity Previous &C catering
Texas.
Texas meets Baylor at Austin next
Saturday while Oklahoma clashes
with Nebraska at Omaha. The line
up which started the game Saturday
was as follows: Okishoma-aIarsh.
right end Clark, right tackle;
Deacon fcautairl. right guard,
Hamm. center; Mckinley. left guard;
p. Johnston left tac--ir. r. Johnson,
left end Hardy. quarterback; Nc
dermott right half Luster, left hale.
sWatok, fulback-
Texas-Graves fcaptainl, right
tackle; Dennis. right guard; Greer,
center. Gohmert. LETT guard; Green,
left tackle; Hart. left end; Brennan,
Quarterback; McCaiium, right half.
Mccullough, left half. Hedick. full
back
Officials: Referee, E. c. Quigley
IS Mays Kansas, umpire
Charles Braun (sewaneeJ5 head lines
man, Joe ut.y Texas A. and NJ