Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-23
HIGH SCHOOL, IS
BEATEN 10 To D
BY u SECONDS

Fighting an uphill battle the AL
buquerque high school gridmen
went down in defeat before the
University of New Mexico second
squad at the varsity field yesterday
afternoon. The high school men
fought hard from the kickoff until
the last down but were bested by
the playing of the university men.
At one time during the game a
score seemed certain for the young
err pigskin artists when Nathan
Glassman made a long run for
thirty-five yards and Malcolm
Long followed on the very next
play with an end run for twenty
yards and on another play Wilbur
Wilson went through the uniVer-
eity line for fifteen yards.
On the kickoff the varsity men
received the BALI on their 35-yard
line and plunged the high school
line for gains. They made a FUN
BILE but recovered it about five
wards in advance. They were then
held for downs within five yards of
the high school goal. The high
school then attempted to punt the
ball back but the kicker was down.
ed behind the goal line which was
safety against the high school, put
ting the score at 20 Tor the varsity
seconds. When the ball was put
into play on the 20-yard line Glass
man Long and Wilson made their
long runs but after attempting two
forward passes the high school
failed to make the goal from the
Howard line. The university then
punted back and the quarter ended
with the ball near the middle o.
the field.
AS soon as the second quarter
started John Venable punted for
the high school to within a few
wards of the university goal. The
varsity men ran The ball back
short Substance. When the nigh
school gridiron men again got II,
Glassman made a gain OF elght
yards but it was lost on the very
next play by wide end run. AFTER
getting the high school punt which
Venable sent to them a varsity man
made a 25-yard gain. The unlver-
sity then fumbled and the hlgh
school got the ball but punted PACK
immediately. The varsity made
first down and punted just perore
the end o: the half.
At the first of the second hait
each team exchanged punts ana
the Albuquerque men were doWRed
for a big loss when the center
passed over the head of the man
who dropped back to kick: Here
Charles Deering was supplied FOR
Long and Tomei for Glassman. AZ
ter pushing the high school men
back down the field when they got
the ball, the university came near
enough to the Albuquerque goal to
enable Popeioy, the varsity
quarter back, to make a touch
down. The university failed to
kick goal. When the ball was put
into play the older football men
were thrown for a ten-yard loss
but the two teams were on about
even terms In regard to ground
when the quarter ended.
In the last quarter the Wilson
Holcomb combination made two
successful forward passes and
gained some territory. However,
the university men started a march
down the field that resulted in a
second touchdown for them when
Whitley. who was substituted for
Graham earlier in the game,
crossed the high school goal line
for another touchdown. This left
the game 1870.
Tho High school lineup was:
Joe Benjamin lie; John Venable, 1t;
Cuyler Ferguson, lg; Crayton
Foraker. c: Lynn Hammond. rg;
James Roybal, TT; Glen Holcomb,
lie; Malcolm Long. OBJ; Nathan
Glassman, lib; Wilbur Wilson, fb;
Charles Renfro, RIB.
The University second team ap-