Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-03
Presidents and Bears Battle
on Slippery Field at PaSa-
dena; About 10000 Per-
sons See Game.

.on and jefferson battled to a
tie on a muddy, slippery
'ield in the annual east VS., west
football game here today. The
strength of the easterners surprised
he Californians, who were unable
20 pierce the Presidents defense
With their off-tackle plays and for
ward passes. Approximately 10000
people witnessed the game.
Hard Fought Battle.
The game was Il hard fought
even battle all the way, although
the muddy field made fast work
and accurate passing and puntlng
The educated toe Of
Archie Nisbet, California full back,
kept the Presidents away from the
Bear goal line time and again.
Nisbet ou t k c k e d Brenkert,
a w. and j. pun;er, repeatedly.
California had 81 close call in the
first quarter when Brenkert
lodged the Bear tacklers and after
a 40-yard run planted the ball be-
hind the westerners' goal. The
score was not allowed, however, as
Captain Russell Stein, the Presi-
dents all-American tackle, was off
side when the play started.
Both teams drove close to scores
in the last period. Twice w. and
]. had the ball within the Bears
/ 16-yard line and twice Stein tried
in vain to scors on a kick. One
attempt was drop kick and
grounded and the other place
kick, was blocked. In the same
period, on a w. and j. punt which
had slipped, California had the
ball on the easterners' 22-yard line.
The Bears tried forward pass,
but it was fumbled and Erickson
punted to safety.
Muller Is FOilcd.
"Brick" Muller, California's all
American end, went into the game
after it started, but evidently the
easterners had Neen told to watch
him, for he was unable TO get
away with any of his famed for
ward passes. On his first attempt
at an end run five w. and J.
tacklers downed him.
Until todays game the Bears
have had little trouble this season
in piercing their opponents lines,
and when they ran into the strong
W and J. defense they were baf-
fled. In the first half they made
first downs twice but failed to
make any in the second half. The
Presidents made first downs six
times.
M roin fal1 d,,rtY,r. tho 90 mo oil
though the skies threatened. Ap.
nroximatelv 4o000 neople were
present.
Line up and summary:
Calf. COZ Pos. w, apdJ. fOl
Berkcy .ie.......... Kopf
Barnes ..,,,tt., Konyolinka
Clark acknowledgements Neal
Latham (Capt) .c... Crook
Cramner ....,..rg....... Vince
Mcmillan .rt. Widerduist
stephens ,.,..,re.,s Stein (Captl
Erb west
Toon1ey Erickson
Nichols srh 49, Brenkert
Nisbet ....fb. Rasista
Score bv periods:
California n n a.
w. and 7 " q q o.
substitutes.
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schuur for CLARK. Nrorr,so, fCr
Nisbet. Dunn for NicboIs. Deap for
Barnes
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