El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25

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That was It. the Bengal line How
they held under severe pressure ana
again swept forward when gains
seemed necessary Pres feIren9-
I the leading individual star OF the
game from the club side, pounded the
I striped line again and again ana ne
did make some nice plunges- hll
I somehow. ePres" was halted by his
own line in many instances as the
] Tigers lust refused TO give way The
club line containing many veterans,
ana having two Of the best ends in
tie southwest, did not approach ITS
form Of previous games and OFTEN
gave way. 1t seemed 70 lack the pep
and punch which has characterized
I its previous efforts and IN run JUS
tfce TO all the difficulty unQou9teoiy
| lay in underestimation OF Tiger
strength all around
Brice. SCHUYLER, center and acting
captain. was the best offensive star
OF the day. Little -Sambo" Mcheny
was the other consistent ground gain
lie landed his team Ike a
veteran, forward PASSED Ike Ma
han himself, and he WAS Just
about everywhere at the right
time. The IIckemy family. Its
history interpreted with deeds
OF four sons in FL Paso school
athletics. certainly has great pos
sfhIIifies IN this little man. With
uredecess0rs Euca as cooper
Harry ana Charles, esnuibos had
football frainlnE from the time ne
was big enough 10 hold the Pig
skin ana he did HIS share IN up
holding the family prestige out
there Saturday
Five seconds more would have
given the Calumus club touchdown
In The first half and the club boys
n D.
legged offside penzlty in the tnirl
period as proof OF their hard luck
il losing the game. The Tigers took
the offensive in the first quarter OF
play and the ball was IN Ca-umus
territory every minute OF this guar
ter. lLcEemy shot over long 1or-
ward pass from the z5-yard line out
the ball went Just over the hack Aine
ana il counted only for q TOUCHDOWN
The Tigers also made an attempt az
goal from the field
Tigers Lose the Ball.
Little occurred in the second quar-
ter until the Tigers. IN attempting 10
kick the ban out OF their territory.
lost ft on a tumble on the 18-yar1
line Race and Deusendor1t opened
Up a gap between Homan and NC
kinney for u yards. bringing the ban
within six feet OF the Tiger goal
Parrenot went through Carter ana
Homan for four yards and the pig
skin was within two yards OF the
line. Bethea made it within one foot
Of the line and then the timers Whis-
tie blew. IL could not have caused
a more dishearteaing effect on the
Calumus team TO have had the IL
gers score. The timers, Capt. White,
az the SIND artillery. and Tommy Car
ter became separated just before the
call was made
Cant Whites watch showed time
mn fHn~-nrre still had ten seconds 10
60. In this time the club team
pounding the line would Have carried
the ban over undoubtedly
EcGreEur scored touchdown
IN the third period also but
which proved SEINE more hard
luck for the club team HMac"
got behind the Tiger line and
blocked an attempted punt The
ball hit his ankles and he chased
il across the Tiger goal line and
declared the touchdown when
Judge Lieut.. CALLER asserted that
one OF The CllumuH tackles was
offsidc az the time The BAH
went back I'm play at the point
the kick was blocked ana the
disappointed Calumus team was
neualized five yards
1t failed 70 score until Billy Brace
sent a field goal lowering over the
bars IN the fourth period and which
seemed Tor a time would be the only
score Of the game.
Tigers en- Great shape
cart English and coach Luther
Coblent1s HiEh school mentors, sent
their team out in its best condition
Of the season. II there was one thing
additional that could have cpntrlbu-
ted TO q better showing Of tho Ben
gal eleven il is not known in the cat
eEory OF football They played hard
they played scientifically. they