The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-29
A%LDUQuERQUE'S highs
BACK FROM E[PASO
Local Boys Gave Fast FL
Peso Team Hard
Fight

The Aibuauerque Hlrh school foot
balt team returned home iris norm
lng from ~ Pas. whore on Thanks
giving day they met the fast NJ raso
Hugh school team IN a game which
resulted In a score OF 10 TO . in favor
% the ~ paao team The Albuquer-
Cue boys acquitted themselves credit.
ably against a mucn heavier team
which experts declared they mad no
right TO expect % score nEainss.
Fridays mornings ri pneo Times
~ a two-column story % b game.
aays In part;
BEFORE a crowd numbering about
a thousand. the ~ Paso High school
Tigers rallied b The last minutes OF
their game tn the high school stadium
Thursday afternoon. scoring two
touchdowns md r field goal In he
first half and won from the fast Al
~buqucrque High school eleven by the
I score % 10 20 3.
The game was one Of Tho fastest
contests seer III the stadium this
season. At first q looked as though
the invading New MeNicans we're go
ina to cnfry on the Turkey day hon-
Ors. with but two seconds to play
before the end OF the first half. Al
~buaueraue Haifback With drop-kick-
Ell tine NNNI lfNNl Nnt ba~NAlA tAN0 W.
"a field goal. making the score stand
3 to 0 at the end OF the half.
'.The score hung this way until the
last few minutes OF the third quSr-
ter, when Roy Scotton evcned the
count by lining the oval between the
goal posts for n field goal, tieing the
score.
Both teams went into the last
half with the determination OF scoring
at least one Touchdown and winning
the game. Tho shifty and fast Tigers
turned the tables on the A~lbupuef-
queasis b. scoring two touchdown
and not allowing the invaders to gee
Alfred tfhiis was the first TO score
a touchdown for ~ Pnso He plung-
cd through the line for a five-yard
gain. thus placing the ball within
a FOOT Of the goal. The Albuquerque
line strengthened and Uhlig was held
without gain. Hcady Quarterback
! Portiiio knew that Chlig was the
man 20 ptsSh across the line. 10 he
tried the same play a third time.
"Thc third time proved 20 be tho
charm. Uhlig bucked against tho line
for a touchdown. Ponsford kicked a
Nanny Ponsford evidently was not
satisfied with a seven-goal lead and
soon skirted around right FOR 80
yards and a touchdown. He failed 10
kick goal ard the game ended with
the score standing i6 to ..
The Albuquerque team fought
gamely throughout h entire contest
and proved 10 be one OF the fastest
hieh school elevens see In action this
season"
The lineup n score follows:
Ell PAsO ALBUQUERQUE
Butler. ]. e...........l. .. G~lassniau
Woodside. !. t.........l l.. j. tiomi
Pollock. I. g........... l. &. Orudet
SCHUYLER, e. .........c., l.. Hernandez
Coykendall, r. g.r. g., w. Hcrdez tel
Howell. =. t......r. l.. V, Harringtof,
Mckinney. =. c.....'..Se- u. Golml
Portillo, q. h.,-..... q. D. barton
Springer. l. h. b. J. h. b.. r. HARRINGTON
Beihea. r. h. b.........r h. b. Win
sUBsTITUTIoNs.
III paso-Scotten FOR Bethea. Rags
dale FOR Butler. ponaford for Springer,
Uhlig for Talbot. Bulger FOR Howell
Earle for WOudside, DOnnhuc for
Ragsdale. Ragsdale for Scotch.
Alhuauerque-Ferrio FOR With.
THE OFFICIALS.
Referoe-fox.
Tmpire-pcnny.
Head Ilnesman-iicttig.
THE SCORING.
by quarters;
Albuquerque ..... 0 3 Q o. =
n Paso ......... 0 % id-lp
T1uchdowns-Uhlig. Ponsford.
Goals from Touchdowns-Ponsford
Goals from Touchdown Missed
Ponsford /.
Field Goals-with /, scotten l.