Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-13


10 see all the games, but was able
10 witness a large percent or them'
being an official in several coIi-
tests. ,,--
end was Davis of Artesia, who can
play any position on the team tie
ID 4 wonder at smashing the line
when in the backfield, He Is like
stonewall at tackle and 1t IS
practically impossible to gain
around his end. He is worthy OF
any all-state selection. Anderson
of Clovis plays a great game put
could not do as effective work as
he is capable of, on account OF the
weakness of his team. Hughes and
Mcfarland are also excellent ends
and were strong men in the line
ups.
There was a wealth Of excellent
tackles. However Rabb Of Ros-
well, was the outstanding tackle OF
the valley. His strength in the
line made the Roswell line the
greatest line in the valley. Ros-
well owes her success to this line,
which could make holes for any
backfieId. Mccormack OF Portales
is an excellent tackle on defense
and was used part of the season
in the backfield. Bachechi, of the
Military Institute prep team, and
Meadows of Artesia, were always
in the game.
SummerviTle Of the N. NJ. NJ. I.
preps, and Rose of Roswell, can
play either guard or tackle with
much success. ! have selected
these two men to fill the guard
positions. Both are husky men and
are hard hitters Welsh of Ar
tesla and Stinnitt of Portales were
the strong points in their lines.
Goodwin OF Roswell was another
member of that strong line. This
center ranks with the college cen
teTs of the southwest. His head
work deserves mention and he was
in every play on both defense and
offense. Price OF Portales ranks
close to Goodwin in effectiveness
The selection of the backs was
the greatest task. F'yffe Of Ros'
we'll and Jones Of Clovis were the
outstanding quarters of the season
Jones is the fastest man OF the two
and would have proved sensational
in a backfield, supported by the
Roswell line. Fyffe, however, was
fortunate in having the support oI
his line and proved a stellar gen
eral. Fyffe's experience was in the
mans favor. Both are wonderful
high school players.
Bullock is easily the LEADING
halfback. He is one Of the fastest
men in the state and easily out.
classes the other backs in passing
and kicking. His trusty toe was
responsible for a large per cent OF
the Artesia scores this year. He
usually outclassed the opposing
Dunter. He has sufficient weight
10 plunge the line. johnson of the
n. NJ. M. ]. Preps, played at rul
most of the year, but can easily
play halfback. He is the hardes
line plunger Of the group. Al
though small, he hits like a bat.
tering ram These two men de
serve first mention. Skeen of Ros.
we'll is n fast back, being the fast.
est man on the Roswell eleven
Yeager Of Artesia also deserves
mention.
Crow OF Portales and Rector oi
Roswell are exceptionally gooC
fullbacks. Miser of Clovis also
played a great game, with an in
ferior line. However, Crow sur.
passes the other players in passing
and kicking. Rector was an eXcep.
tionally strong line plunger behind
the Roswell line.
The Roswell team, under the
coaching Of Coach shinkle, easily
won first honors in the valley.
allowed Roswell four men on the
first selection, placing three mer
on the second selection. Artesla