The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
SCHOOL
DEFEATS MENAUL,
SCORE IS 28 TO IS
Game Not as One Sided
as Score Would
Indicate

In n hard fought gridiron battle at
Washington park yesterday afternoon.
the Indian School warriors took the
Mennul School teams scalps TO the
tune OF rs TO rs. Although the score
YOU indicate an easy victory for the
Redskins u must be said. IN Justice
70 their opponents. that they had 10
fight every inch OF The way.
And fight they did. Battering-ram
line piunging. speedy flights on both
wings and long accurate forward
passing constituted an offense which
proved irresistible, while a stalwart
line presented to its opponents n de-
fensivo organization against which the
Mcnaul School backs charged In vain.
liza the latter'H leader resorted early
In tho game TO an open style OF play
the final tally might have been rom
/ nderabiy changed, for opening up IN
the last few minutes before the
whistle indicated the end Of the son
test. Menaul scored two touchdowns
In rapid succession. saving themselves
from the calsomiming which seemed
imminent.
No Scoring Al start.
Winning the toss n electinR to
defend the south goal, Menaul re-
ceived the initial kickoff at S:i5. At
no time during the first quarter was
the goal line OF either team Ia danger,
the ball changing hands for failure to
make first down or On forced punts
several times. The quarter ended
with the ball In Menauis hands on
their own 45-yard line.
Shortly after play was resumed a
beautiful long forward pass to Pahie
u the Indians resulted In the frs,
touchdown. the fleet end racing for
AZ yurds unmoiested. Mestas kicked
an easy goal. making the count 10.
Another score during this period
seemed about to be achieved by the
Indians. whose sturdy baskfield men
In a series Of line plunges netting =
few yards each. carried the pigskin
we'll into the danger zone only to have
the whistle signal he end Of the
period as they reached striking dis
lance Of the goal line.
with the Indians kicking to Me
maui, the second half began with re-
newed vigor on the part OF the con-
~tostants, neither Of which seemed able
To push the oval far into the other'
territory for several minute OF alter
nate endeavor.
scorSts ON Long Run.
A recovered tumble In the middle
OF the third quarter enabled Ehee
the Indian fullback to register siS
points for his side, when he tore from
the ENTER Of the field through this
entire Menaul aggregation for a
touchdown. Mestas again kicked the
goal; score lao. a few minute later
a blocked punt from the boot oi
Lash. Menaul's righi halrback was r..
covered by Pine and for the third
time the Indians scored a touchdown
Mestns kicking the goal. In h flnit
period another long pass to Pahie OF
Menaui's fve-yard line but the ball "
position for Ehee to carry II across
the goal line for the Indians fourth
touchdown. Mestas ngain registering
"A tally for kicking the goal. ThCr
Menaul School opened up. a costly
tumble on the part OF the INDIAN
who received the kickoff and n serioi
OF long Onward passes enabled Me
maui to get their first touchdown.
Menaul received the Kick off. Rnc
another series Of long forward passe,
resulted In nnother score. They failed
to convert the goal. and the score
was Is to 10.
This h the second game Of the sen.
son between these two teams. Tn,
first game played on october $ re
suited In a 0 to o score. The lineup