The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-27
Lubbock Defeated
Big Spring in the
Friday S Game

/ II
Ball team met Big Spring on the To-
cal field, and defeated them in a
fast game, 20 10 0.
Big Spring came 20 Lubbock undo
feated. but went back home with a
nice juicy goose egg presented by
the Lubbock squad. The Big Spring
team was heavier in weight but were
not as swift as the Lubbock bunch,
and although the visitors were strong
on line plays, Lubbock boys ran away
from them, passing up the inter
ference without much trouble.
In the last quarter Of the second
half Lubbock boys made the 3rd touch
down, but there seemed TO be some
question as TO the manner by which
il was made, and though il was be
lieved by Lubbock people that II was
legitimate in every way, rather than
have a dispute or contest on the sub
ject Il was not counted, which re-
F. duced the score from 26 TO to 20 20
0, in favor Of Lubbock at the end Of
the game.
A large delegation came from Big
I Spring with the team and were very
/ confident Of a victory over the Lub-
/ book boys, but il was soon seen after
| the game started that the visitors had
little show for scoring against the
Lubbock boys.
Some Of the boys on both sides
were pretty badly skinned up, but no
] serious injuries, and the game passed
off very satisfactorily.
The Lubbock School conducted n
parade through the business section
/ Of the city, which was quite unique,
and the entire school showed a won
/ derful lot Of enthusiasm, and pep,
/ and gave the Lubbock team a lot of
genuine support.
/ One Of the unique features Of the
l parade was a goat lead by one Of the
school boys, and a banner carried by
! another boy on which was painted {;
eve have got Big Springs Goat,
come out and help us keep IT," and
they did, and still have it.
The following clipping from the
| Big Spring Herald, which was prin-
ted the day the game was played, but
was issued before the result Of the
game was known is quite anus
/ ing since the game turned out
/ as il did Go 10 the Empire Drug
[ store and see the result of the foot
ball game being played between Big
| Spring and Lubbock this afternoon.
Full report win be given as soon as
/ the game is over. Be sure 10 go and
/ take your friends" This is what they
saw. Lubbock 20-Big Spring o.
The Big Spring team was com
posed of splendid young fellows and
the game was greatly enjoyed.
Last Saturday the Canadian High
/ School football team met the Pampa
team on the latter's gridiron, and a
I battle royal ensued The size Of the
! Pampa squad, together with the Can
adian bacllfield caused the game 10
20 to Pampa by a score Of 7 TO o.
Canadian Record.
Canyon, Texas, Oct. 22.--The Can
I yon Buffaloes won a hard-fought
/ football game over Abilene Christian
/ College by . score Of 80 10 Q today.
/ At no time in the game was Can
yon's goal in danger as the A. c. c.
! boys never crossed the fifteen-yard
I line. The first quarter was featured
by line plunges and forward passes
/ by the Canyon boys but no score was
made by either side Canyon regis
tered a score near the opening OF
the second quarter.
Childress, Oct. 22.-The Plainview
High School football eleven lost TO
the Childress grid squad by a score
Of "a to Ia here this afternoon in a
brisk clash.
\ Tulia Defeats Hereford 20 TO o
Tnlia. Oct. 22.-Tniia High School
defeated Hereford High Friday az
ternoon by the score Of 2s to 0 in o
game featured by the aerial work Of
the local squad.
The touchdowns were all made by
long passes. Individual stars for Tulia
were Bivens, quarter; Gardner half,
and Lindley, end.
Officials Of game-Fielder referee
Oliver, umpire and Ward lineman.
The total report for the four gins
OF Lubbock report 1880 bales gin-
ned up 10 Tuesday night, Oct. 25th.
This Is in excess Of the same date
last year by about 600 bales. II Is
estimated BY the four gins that about
so per cent Of the cotton Of Lub-
book county has been ginned.
G. J. Catching Of Lorenzo, was
here Tuesday and placed an order
for printing for the Lorenzo indie.
pendent School District Tie reports
everything coming along nicely In
the Lorenzo community,
X. \. I'ovlngs. president " the
American Banking and Trust Co. u
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