El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

times. but the Cnlumus invnrfnb-
y frightened and this resulted in
Modification OF the Bliss efforts,
both Individually and collective
Broyles played the entire game
through for the Calumus and his
work was a revelation. He hit the
line in his usual capable fashion be-
ing invariably used for an off stable
play in which he battered the defense
Of the opposition. Jack Donahue,
sturdy and reliable was another ace
in the hole He picked his holes just
az he did in the last Hi" Tiger game
and his gains were Of the nature that
OF energy TO step around and order his
assistants 20 move up and bring along
the chain with them. Preston Per
renot was back in his usual form and
his line bucks and end runs were
features not TO be overlooked He
was Just big a factor in the scor-
ing as the other star backffeld men
and his kicking added three addition
al points to the tally.
The Calumus team moved like a
machine under the dynamic energy of
Race BIZ made a touchdown him
ser during the first two minutes of
play and also one field goal
Broyle took Il over once, Bry-
ant blocked a kick from Duffy
and scored Jelly West grabbed
and raced IS yards for another
and Perfenot went over once.
The two Players perpetrafed by
arch G0era Bryant and West were
o. the big league order certainly
II ucklen Jelly immensely to car
~ the ball past johnny Duffy.
star backfield man Of the Fort
Bliss team and II made BRYANT
1eel Just as good TO block that
kick which he did in very work
manlike manner, Incidentally.
During the first half the Club team
llLerrally tore its opponents line into
pieces There were two dandy men
on the opposing defense. however.
who were in the game every minute
and they stand out as two Of the best
OF the military district. Thev are
Crurnm and Carey. The latter made
some nice flying tackles behind the
me on more than one occasion and
while the entire Fort Bliss team put
W Just such a game battle as ex-
gecteu ana every Individual did his
pest 10 hold down the Calumus ri
vas Il Just seemed like It couldn't be
done.
Bob Was on the Job.
CapL BOD Bryant played a dandy
game on the line while Tom Morris.
Ha4 Aldridge. Guyler lIagruder. Louis
robertson. Pooch McKemy and Jelly
~ est were IN the game every minute.
IN the baekfleld Hop Lee got
into play for time and he
showed his usual pep and dash.
Lieut. ArEO proved the big pivot
OF the offensive OF the Fort bliss
team He handled his team well.
qlalrinuted his plays and was cool
headed and field general
tnrouE hout. The entire team
play Of the CalUmuH WIS directed
toward the breaking mp Of milf
tarF plays and they did this de-
eldeoly more than once.
ne lineup and summary follows:
: Iiiss- POSITION Calumus.
Left end.
= ------- $500 -------. .---..-.. Bryant
Left tackle.
-QF-ilill 90 ..-.--.-.- Morris
Left guard.
illlllk ----------..-.. 1fcGreror {
Center
'aFsy ;,,.. ,.--.,,----.- Aldridge /
rance -----.-..----.-.. Narruder I
!, - g---ss --------------- Robertson 4
Right halc
Fuibsek. '--Al-
eaFlf ----..---.- -.-.....- Eerrenor I
Left hsiE
'cnahue -.-..------ ...-...-- Rzce
Quarterback
.-......-..17 Is 0 10 90
subsututions- Calumus. Lee for Perrsnot-
lctAerny for West; Wilcox for Maeruder:
-ooerts fer Norris Fl Bliss, Argo for
fDrnahues Bush for Fife Duffy for
-irkseys O'Donahue for Weaver.
Officials. Referee. Van Surdam coach.
chool OF Alnesl; umpire, Craig (Culby1.
ield Judge, English CO. s. A.: head lines
lan. Dyer CIulanel.