El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
CLUB COLORS STILL
UNDIPPED IN HARD
GAME WITH EIGHTH


DT PURE diut Of scrappiness in
ID fluenced by an aggressive spirit
that the Eighth cavalry just
couldn't keep down, coach Harry Var
ner's Calumus football team added an
other victory to its string saturday
afternoon at the high school stadium,
q 20 nothing.
IT wasn't question OF luck. but
pure football played just as straight
as Walter Camp himself would de-
Was some Good Game.
Up TO the second half Of the battle
ir was auybodg's game and IL was
then that the Calumus attack started
The Eighth cavalry eleven put up a
good defensive battle but us open
field work was rot as closely knit
as ft should be. As a consequences
all three Of the Calumus touchdoWns
were scored on open field play, ana
the last two were particularly fine
specimens OF Just what forward pass
should be both in its incipiency ana
The manner IN which 80 is received
Jimmy EZl1burn'E flying tncHie
IN the first quarter eNe1npll-leu
The spirit Of the Culumus team
5urf1r ne zane. u took the game
Just - naturally rs anything in
the world and they piled IN ana
held the EiEhfh on the yard line
for two successive downs after the
rrrr carried from the ueld IN an
ambulance, but he had recovered
hv the time he reached Ais home
nrf win be back in the lnedp
when the Tigers meet the hurEer
team Saturday.
HIS flying lacHie w. ss.-
best seen at the rocky stadium IN q
long time and IL saved six points Tor
the C1lumus team
race Not in the Cane
When the Caiumus took tne yea
70 vas as II a dash Of cold water naa
been thrown UPON the cup 1oos-els
"a MANAGER Jack McEou1la an
nounced that the peerless Race would
not be in the lineup due 20 pressure
Of business. Then followed the an
eepcs Of Bryant. OF Tom Norris and
Naco Talbot The two first named
boys showed Up for the game before Z
III second period was wen under way t
and their entrance Into the lineuI II f.
the team gave 10 added strength ana .
ernerience- Bill Roberts who pre- 1
coded Norris PLAYED headF game, 4
was strong on defence and die some /
pretty rackling, but with Tom IN US I
lineup the Calumus line went steadily 4
forward While the advantage Of Bry-
ants experience was manifested more I
than one tine BY his clever forward i
passing
west and lIcKemy at the re-
EpectiFe ends were rarely turned
The tail ezcadet on the right
wing OF the line held HIS post
ably and well and with little
more practice he will approach
-he form that cuEned him to be a
anufhrreEferu possibility last year
lTcEemT played the game OF his
career and to quote Tommy Car
ter. she was always I'm the right
place at the right tine Jack
Donnhue was another enc who
found himself I'm the game
He and Guyler Magruder- tackle on 4
the other side Of the line, frequently i
dashed through the cavalry defence Il
and brought down . back for sub
stantial loss. Hal Aidridre and Nc
Gregor played steadily, Aldridge hait-
ing line plunges time and again.
Eighth Fighting Team
Lieut.. Chesire's caTalrTuen pro-
duced some snappy players and THIS
team contrary TO what may have been
said o. its weakness IN practice has
all the ear marks Of a fighting or
ranization that is 20 be reckoned /
with b the Army league this year.
Il is a bit slow in signal practice
~ yet but this rs something that can
be eliminated BIZ steady work. They
have a little hack field man familiar
~ addressed rs Mack Miller. who has
PLAYED real football before. HIS con-
who knows every yard OF the white
lined Eridiron and he made some
mighty Euccessful PLAYS out there Sa--
urdzT afternoon seal, the quarter
back knows a thing or two himself,
and Il he IS the nan who Invented that
double shift in the back field he Is
going TO cause the Seventh consid-
play Melted the cavalry quite a Jew
50 bstautiai gains.