The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-08
PLAINVIEW TEAM UNABLE TO MAKE SINGLE TOUCH
DOWN DURING ENTIRE GAME ON LOCAL FIELD
REAL FOOT BALL WAS PLAYED FROM FIRST
Lubbock Team Highly Eaed Over This Victory Well the
Entire Citizenship of the Town Plainvew Team Played
Well and Showed Good Training.

on the local grid, furnished the peO-
pie who attended, a real exciting
time, and-th game was so close at all
times that IL was hard to tell what
the outcome would finally be.
Lubbock kicked off to Plainview,
and landed the ball well down the
line, which was Immediately seized
by Plainview, but there was a
Lubbockite there to hold him on the
spot, and this began the hottest game
Of the season After the ball went
over a number of times in regular
succession Plainview finally worked
her way toward the goal, and kicked
a three score from the field, which
was the last and only count they
were able TO make during the remain
ing part of the game. Twice il look
ed like they were sure Of touch
down in spite Of all that Lubbock
team could do, but the determination
and good playing of the Lubbock
team prevented it. and held the Wis
itors in their tracks.
The teams see-sawed over the grid
until the first quarter of the second
half, when Lubbock forced her way
toward the goal by a series Of for
ward passes and reached the five-foot
line. Here they battled with the op-
posing team and were unable to bulge
out Of their tracks, till the fourth
down, when a pretty pass was made
and Dupre landed a touchdown. The
goal kicker missed which put the
score 6 to 3. After that neither team
were able TO make another score, and
when the time whistle blew the ball
was near the middle of the field with
both teams playing with a lot of pep.
Some of the boys were pretty
badly bruised, but they are still in
the ring, and will be rearing to go
any time that some other team feels
lucky, and are willing to meet them.
Lubbock score stands 212 to 23 for
the season to date.
Amarillo went down in defeat be-
fore Childress Saturday, at Childress
Ia 90 0.
Dalhart, Nov. 3.-The new high
school building is nearing completion.
Workmen are now pouring concrete
for the third stors. This building will
cost $4,000, and viii be one Of the
best equipped high school buildings
in West Texas.
Clarendon, Nov 3-While the Bull
dogs are resting this weekend de-
velOping and perfecting new plays
for hard games ahead the Pups are
growing into the imelight on Col
lege Hill. They are scheduled TO play
the Fightin Irish from Shamrock
High next Friday. The Shamrock ag-
gregation is unbeaten this year and
the scrubs are expecting a hard game.
Clarendon Wallops PlAinview.
In the game Of football Friday af-
ternOon between Clarendon College
and the Wayland Jackrabbits, Clar-
endon won by score Of 80 TO T.
Plainview News.
Canyon High cooled the Silverton
elevens warm desire for a career,
Saturday by amassing a score Of TAI.
The game was forfeited by Silverton
in the last quarter when Bonner. Sill
vertons right half was injured and
had 20 be taken from the game. Sill
verton brought no subs so they end
ed the game with ten minutes left
to play.--Randal County News
Claude, Texas, Nov 4.---Lester
Brummett son Of Mr.. and Mrs Tom
had the painful exper-
ience Of broken nose Thursday,
while playing football with the
Claude High second team. However,
he young athlete had his nose patch
ID up and was back to school before
he bell rang.
Clarendon. Texas, Nov. 4.-Clar-
,ndon College second eleven, known
Is the Bull Pups. defeated Shamrock
Iigh School here this afternoon, 20
% 0. Hitchcock made all touchdown
or Clarendon on passes.