El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

NNE Of those games that make you
babble, the kind that releases the
poetic strain in your nature il
you have one, and routs the thoughts
Of chilled hands and toes with the
fire Of enthusiasm was held Saturday
afternoon at the high school stadium.
Ideal weather harmonized with the
Unborn scrappy spirit Of the high
school Tiger and Calumus CLUB foot
bah elevens when the two clashe0
on the field and the first real foot
ball climatic conditions this season
resulted in one Of its best games
Capt. Bob Bryant, sturdy and con
sisteut walked off the field with
new football tucked beneath his
right arm emblematic Of the Calu-
mus victory. 16 to o, over Fheir
younger and less experienced op-
pouents, ending the seasonal strife Of
the two teams by giving the club
eleven a two TO one margin IN the
three game series between the rivals
The Coblentz-English combination
suffered a defeat but it was not with
out its laurels
an Hands Had to work.
IN their victory in the rubber game,
however, the clubbers were forced TO
play the limit and there wasn't any
hedging during this particular battle
The fighting BenEals were on
their toes every minute Of the
game and their scrappineEs kept
race with the spirit Of some 1900
students Of the school who en-
Iivened the air by continual en-
euuruEiuE OF the orange and
striped warriors TO greater ef-
forts The ELhooI spirit was fn.-
meuEe. il isn't necessary to ask
the TIGER udherenfs TO turn OFT
for any more games this season
They viii come anyhow as every
one stuck IL out until the last
minute Saturday and even at the
end they cheered the losers.
L seemed like one big family o. /
sisters and brothers cheering the big
ger brothers in whom they had su- /
preme confidence, Indifferent 70 what I
Jack Feels Good.
Manager Jack Mcdonald 5efe Of the
Calumus club wore a wide smile at
The end Of the game a1d this aggres-
sive sportsman was as much Eckled
over the result Of the game as an
Irlshman would be tearing down
Methodist church Coaches Luther
Coblentz and Mai. English Of the
high school smiled also not because
they lost but 10 encourage the scrappy
Tigers and to let them know they
put up a dandy game even II they did
not receive the spells Of the victory
This brace Of capable popular mentors
lelr that the team had gone down
lighting and about 1900 other Wit
lesses Of the contest felt the same
way about il as they did.
The Calumus club played the game
u its career and on its side Il had
weight, experience and the almighty
breaks. Not one went to the Tigers
IS period after period when they sent
The BAN 20 within the shadow o. the
-aiumus posts they invariably lost IL
ln some freallish play
Quarterback Bill Race kicked
from the vicinity Of the Calumus
posts not less than eight times
during the game while on the
utkeE hand the EzIumuH WIS able
70 take the oval over when they
get IL within gtEiEluE distance.
The assertion that the CnlumuE
team was lucky isn't meant TO
defEzet any from ftH victory but
to Il went the breaks and they
play no snail Part in determining
the victor.
About the best form Of the day in
m individual sense was shown by a
-ounE nan named Jack Donahue. full ]
acz Of the Calumus team This rough !