El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
TIGERS DROP THIRD
CO. TO AGGRESSIVE
CLUB ELEVEN; 100
By BUD RUTHERFORp.

D. and ready young customer who dur
ing week days deals out the mazuma
from behind a grilled window was a
power both on offence and defence
and he proved the star in every way,
He broke up passes Of the Tigers
time and again and on the other hand
I.carried the bail through the line in a
capable Workmanlike manner that
was not 10 be denied He has been In
the backfield now for two games sue
] cessively and has played the entire
I contest throughout BY al means
leave him there as the club has a
/ place for him in future games.
some Good Ones
Preston aPerrenot played his usual
I game but 1t was Bethea and DOnahue
who did most Of the plunging and re-
/ ceived the accredited applause from
! the fans. Bethea is becoming more
valuable all Of the time.
Bin Race was naturally Bill.
of course, and his headFOrk and
team handling ability was just as
good rs ever. The Calumus line
worked well and every man in fl
acquitted himself with credit. Bob
Bryant f. a dandy backffeld man
and he Is just rs good in the line.
That EcraFpy veteran was at right
guard opposing Carter Of the
Tigers, who played his accustomed
good game
Slaughter hit the line we'll The re-
liable Lee and Louis Springer were
the two principal stars Of the Tiger
team. Al Uhlig played some nice bail
and little -Sambo" Mckemp never
stoned irving. Judge" Charley Pol
lock, IT., and 4Sambo" were knocked
out of the game in the last quarter
and the latter was so daZed that Ho-
man carried him off the field MAJ.
English strobe TO the sidelines and
took the little quarter from the arms
Of the player and the Tiger fans IN
the stadium went enthusiastic at the
sight Of the broad shouldered officer
carrying the little star. -Sambo" and
Pollock were cheereu again and again
Calling OF Offside playing lost the
first three points for the Tiger team
as Bill Race booted a field goal In the
first quarter from the Is yard line
after the bail had been advanced to
this point.
GuyIer MaEruder blocked n kick
and fell on 81 for a touchdown
during the last minute Of the
quarter but goal vTus missed for
the second score. During the sec
ond quarter the Tigers were on
the offensive and endangered the
Calumua line several times The
experience Of the club bOyEY how
ever, stood them in good stead
AID they kept the line free from
scoring I'D 10 me uAuNAAAA u AAAG
whistle for the second hail
In the interim both teams had /
taken fuu advantage Of the rest but |
both were up and eager to line up I
when the field judges whistle de-
noting lapse Of time called them back
to the field
And this is where the real battle /
began. It was evident from the man
ner the Tigers went after the ball /
after the kickoff that the Coblentz-
English combination had OWNED the .
real strength OF the Calumus line and .
henceforth It would be a game Of
open play. The Tigers had been well I
drilled during the half and they took I
the aggressive from the first second
The Calumus kicked to 1IcKemy and
in q moment the Tigers kicked back.
Race also kicked. but the Calumusf
cam was penalized IS yards for hold
nE and the High school went wild
With enthusiasm
Goes Over the Line
Race fumbled the ball or his second
kick and il vent back Of the goal
inc He grabbed the elusive oval,