El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

the Calumus goal line more than once
during the contest The occasion was
the result OF some openfisld play in
which the @ II. players put all OF
20 forward pass when they obtained
the bail. as an attempt az end running
and line running meant certain loss
Of territory Those able veterans.
Wilcox. Hickman, Erwin and Louis
Robertson, OF high school end fame
in 1872 we're new faces IN the Calumus
lineup and they added a tower Of
strength 70 the team
some Good Changes.
one important switch worthy OF
notice brought the sturdy piunEer
Jack Donahuc, into the backfield and
there he found his place.
The pure Joy o. hitting the line
and gaining created new spirit
in the rugged e1-tar and he ham
mered the army line just a. n he
had been there all OF the time.
sam Bethen and Preston Perrenot.
HIS running mates, ably upheld
rhelr part OF the contract "a sam
seemed to find himself for the
first time this season. Re made
one OF the touchdoFnH Of the
Culumus and pulled off some
pretty line plunEeE and end runs
that counted materially. OF Per
renOt nothing more can be said,
except he played HIS usual star
game.
As usual. he and the steady Race
were the important factors in the
work Of The Calumus backfield and
whenever they got their heads to-
gether, they never failed 70 make q
gain- Perrenots tendency TO pick
weak holes ia the army defence
Melted gains time and again that ma
terlally resulted in rolling Up the
The quartermastsr team is good
one and the fans could readily see
Just Why this team heads the Army
league Its backfield IS equally az
good as the line and It has two ends
who know the football game. Carey
and Crum are two more men who M
derstand the inside points OF the
game and they demonstrated their
value 10 the supply aggregation more
than once By their clever tackling
and offensive playing.
The Calumus team, much better
trained than in the Tiger game took
the field ready 70 play any kind OF
bail that netled TOUCHDOWN They
speedily carried the ball into striking
distance OF the quartermaster goal
and, while there were no scores in
the first quarter. the pail was carried
across in the beginning OF the second
4hen the brilliant llLtle Race kicked
ned goal Then there was another
TOUCHDOWN but NE try at goal failed.
bringing the total tally ID to Is for
the Calumus boys Then came an
otner touchdown and goal. making it
-, ana n the last quarter. the Nc
DolalQ- harner eleven showed the bah
across again Total score 20 70 0.
The summary and lineup follow
E--unlua position Quartermsstsr
-1l>-lig 1900 .-----.s-.--.- Peoples
Left end
f--e'A ..-H-.s .--- ---------.--..--- Crum
Left guard
norris ----....-----------... BuchoIz
LII NUEAlu.
AoGreEor ------.----..-.--.-. Mccormick
Center.
pi-s: ;,...----.-- AHberg
Right taetis. @
Right sld
Let ss -i;i;,i;--''''' Hogan
5-Las- --s--.--..- .--------...... Barrett
i-a1o ---.-.-.-. --..--.--.........-.- Fres
ouartsrbaez-
l-' ---.---;.- ---,.----.- Stephenson
Solicitations
Allllnla; Erwin for Norris. Mcconnell
-or AidridEs, Hickman for McGrero-.
5r1glos for Bethea-
Quarteruaster= Thomson for obs-
o. Donahue for Barrett
Scoring b. ousrtsrH.
salgaas .....-..........-. IS Is
-'i ''''-l''' T i;;,i,,;;;,.. Q 80
Pe-renot. 2; Donahus. J. Bethea, /.
Goals From Touchdown
FIELD Goals.
Rsfsrss. vans1rdam-
Umpire, Coach Bergman.
HeadliEesmau. Dyer
Field Judge. Moore.