Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-18
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ANOTHER SCALP
OFF HIGH SCHOOL
Capture City Secondary
School Title by Victory
Yesterday; Final Count
Stands 13 to 7.

StGltAS ~ ~
The high school gridiron squad
went down in defeat before the
Indian school by a score Of 1877 at
Washington park yesterday, In
the first quarter of the game Ma
than GIassman went through the
entire Indian school squad for a
sixty-yard Dash to a touchdown.
Not until the last half did the In
dams score and then they made
touchdown in both quarters, but
failed at one goal.
The lines of both teams were
the feature of the game as neither
team could make substantial gains
with any certainty through the
other line.
Hammond kicked off for the
high school and the Indian who
caught the kick was downed in his
tracks on the twenty five-yard line.
The indians failed to make much
gain through the high school line
and were forced to punt. The
high school had to return the punt
and again the Indians failed TO
make the sufficient number OF
wards and punted to the Albuquer-
one thirty five-yard line. AT TINS
stage, Nathan Glassman, the high
school left halfbacE, made his spec
tacular run for a touchdown, out
running all the Indians. Hammond
added another point with a goa
which set the score at 10 for the
loeals, The touchdown was maze
within fhe first five minutes OF
play. A.
The Indians got through on the
Kickoff to the forty-yard line until
Holcomb stopped them. The In
dian SQUAD fumbled on their llrst
,,Iay and Wilson recovered the ball
for the high school. However Al
budueruue soon punted to the visit
ors' fifteen-yard line and an indian
broke through the line of scrim-
mage for a gain of twenty yards
Rut soon the Indians punted be-
hind the high school goal.
When the ball was again put IN
play on the twenty-yard line, Ham
nhond had to punt and the Indians
received it on their forty-yard line
The Red Skins here made FUN
HE but recovered it and started
IIarade that stopped only under
the high school goal. Hasswood,
tba indian right half, during TINS
march down the field, seriously
bnrt his leg and Trujillo was SUD
stituted. The high school SUD
stituted Ferguson for Noble Ihe
Indians failed with pass on thell
fourth down and the pan Wa
brought back to the tWenly-gaLu
line and went over to the Alo9
ouerque team. Hammond nlaue
thirteen yards through the lhulIn
line but lost the ball on a Costly
tumble, The Indians recoVeteu
hut the high school held them lot
downs Although the hlgh sciioo,
was penalized five yafds lily
made a first down. Inc quar.ui
ended with the ball on the Aipu-
ouerdue thirty five-yard me IT,
Two fumbles were mace at ti e
start of the second quarter put ihe
indians succeeded in recovering
theirs. The Red Skins puntea "
the high school one-yard me pu1
Hammond Immediately puIi.J Ja
out of danger. The Indians MAJ
seven yards through the me puo
lost on a tumble and punteu VI,
their fourth down. AS tne p
went behind the Albuquerque so,
the ball was put in play Oh 'ii0
twenty-yard line. o.a cain
Hammond made a ten-yaTu sort
for a first down but the pan wem.
over to the Indians in mld-llelu ~
towns. Here the Indians nlaue :"
f,rst downs, but Glassman con
nected with an Indian pass, SO a
hnoueroue again started TOR l nel1
soaI After Hammond again MAJ MAJ.
fsve yards the locals got anoLlisa
first down. However they Were
thrown for losses ana the pan "eN'
over to the Indians. .,.o,r
THE Indians then made theli
f;rst successful pass for eish,
-,arde and went on to make mrs.
down. However, they were
snrced 10 punt and Albuquerque got
~ hail on their 35-yard line Inc
Male ended with the score ~ LOT
Albuquerque. -,.s zee nv
+he High school the Indians so'
n on their 90-yard line. Walch-
man made a gain that netted tWeh-
t,r-five wards for his team AROUND
+; end, but the Indians fumpled
and Charles Renfro recovered the
hall for the local High. The teams
let the ball exchange hands seVela,
times on intercepted passes anu
the last of these Long gol pass
Instituted by the Indians. Az TINS
point in the game Coach ADDISON
Moore injected some of his pes'
material that he was saving lol
the Ell Paso game. Foraker wen'
in for Ward al center, Roybal fol
Renfro and Marion for Ferguson
The High school punted TO the
Indians but the ball was stu IN
The danger zone. The High school
was penalized five yards but neV
ertheless they succeeded in max
ing a first down. On the first play
Ehee, the Indian full back raced \
off for the first Indians score. Ihe
goal tied the score at 7.
This time Roybal kicked on
side kick on the kickoff and Glass
man got the ball in Indian terri |
tory. The locals took the ball to
the Indian 35-yard line, but on |
another side kick the ball wenl
out Of bounds before an Albuquer.
Qub man LOuII4tu IL 1lAO tHNi0Af /
broke away for a 40-yard gain tina |
put them in the center of the field |
They made a first down but Fora
ker fumbled and fell on the ball |
Then Glassman made fifteen
yards and Roybal repeated the |
performance for ten more.
The ball went over and the IN
dams let loose pass of thirty-fivt |
yards. The two big High schooi (
tackles broke through the Indiat
line on the next two plays and |
each threw an Indian for a loss |
On the third down they made I
twelve yards but on the fourth |
Holcomb threw them for a loss. Ii |
seemed that the Indians were 60
ing back down the field until on
the next play with several yards to |
go, Chez made a rush for ten
counters. Pahe hurled a long pass
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