El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
ARMY STARS FAIL
TO WITHSTAND ALL
AROUNDTEAMPLAY


II THE official log book Of thu
Calumus club so faithfully kept
and zealously guarded by presi-
dent Jack Mcdonald there are TO be
some surprising entries made that
when this valued emblem OF the
clubs property is handed down TO
poEterity VIII make even the most
passive member wake up and take
notice
And In the official chronology of
the club doiugs its athletic record in
its years OF infancy is TO be the one
and most important thing 10 those
who made history certain for the
club Thursday afternoon by winding
up one Of the most successful years
in southwestern history by a cleancut
defeat Of the Fort Bliss eleven. 40 to
nothing. II marked the culmination
Of the 1920 schedule OF the club dur
ing which it lost but one game of
approximately ten and Incidentally
The final notch in the ladder toward
FL Faso district supremacy TO which
j. has been steadily climbing since
its organization. Fort Bliss put up
game aggressive battle but could not
hold its more carefully prepared and
seasoned opponents.
Victory Completes Season
Turkey day wound Up the grid sea-
son OF FL PasO's three representative
teams, the Calumus club, state School
Of Mines ard the High School Tigers
and they all quit the season with VIC
their games upon a local field while
the Beugals made an invasion OF for
eign territory.
The two first named elevens
Won their games by quite sub
sfruttnI margins ana the score in
the Inter uastime VIXEN the Calu-
mus boys emerged with their vic
durious banner still unsmfEehed
by defeat Is the greatest amasEed
by the team this season Training
On n1ra lei. Of Z
ming certainly had no effect upon
the caliber OF the McDOnald-E ar
ner combination and even II IL
had the moon man was ueepinE
our from hehlnd the brow Of a
foothiu ready TO come up if nee
essarT and aid the CalumHs boys
as IL was growing dark when the
final buEle denoted the end OF the
game
BIZ Race scored a touchdown from
the Calumus 40 yard line during the
first Two minutes Of play. imm ediate-
lT following the KICKOFF and then the
bugs in the big stadium settled back
10 await developments and see Just
how big a score the Calumus would
pile up The Fort Bliss team never
quit trying They were In the game
Just as hard at the last minute as
ahe first but they faced such a
ground gaining combination in the
work Of Perreuot Jack Douahue.
BroyleEs Race and Hop Lee that they
could do little more than devote their
efforts toward holding down the score
as much as possible. There was only
one instance when the goal line was
endangered during the game. and this
occurred during free kick
But the Kick Failed
This latter bushes sW'as something
new and the football fans enjoyed
the novelty Of seeing the soldier boys
getting chance 70 avoid a slurout.
The kick went a tribe wide, however, I
and counted for nothing. It came
about when one Of the Calumus play
ers tackled a Bliss man as he was
about 70 receive a free kick. Then
came the penalty and the subsequent
miss with The chances Of the Bliss
team being dissolved with the flight ]
nearest goal post The line was not (
approached again and Bill Race al {
ways kicked the pigsl1in out OF dan Z
ger whenever there was 8 possibility ]
OF its resulting IN loss OF advantage /
for the Calumus team
During the latter part OF the game I
the army strengthened percepriblv /
and only ten points we're scored in .
the final two periods OF the game
Additions 10 the line and back
field brought in Duffy, ArEo ana
Buah, and resulted in the transfer
Of several strong men from the
bacGfield into the line which hoF-
stored 1t c0naide rablT. The Army
fighting spirit would not be
doWued- Lieut. ArE1 at quarter
used every play the soldiers Had
but WAS able to make no sub
stuntial headWay against the civil
ian rivals. The ball WIS ad-
vanced on first in tens several