San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
TEAM
OUTC[ASSEG
BY TEXAS
Second-string Longhorn
Aggregation Wins by
200 Score. -

AUSTIN. Nov, IA second
string Texas University team took
slow and listless game from the Uni
versity of Arizona here Saturday, ~
to 0. Only few Of the Longhorn
regulars were seen in action until the
last minutes of the game, and their
performance at that time accounted
for none of the scoring.
Arizona showed only fair defense
and less offense. Only three first
downs were rung up by the visitors,
and of these two were on long pass
ing in which luck figured as an i'm
posing element.
Texas started its scoring late in the
first quarter after several false
starts. Pottsy Allen, who had been
plunging the line for good gains con-
sistently. carried the ball over from
the six-yard line in three plays at
center. He missed goal.
KING RAMS LINE
After seesaw game in the sec
ond quarter Texas again opened with
passing attack in the third. Near
the middle of the period Gooch re-
covered Captain Gilliland's tumble on
the 35-yard line. A series of short
passes and line plunges took it to the
Vineyard marker. Rufus King went
through for first down on the four
yards and three plunges by the same
player took the ball across. Joe King
kicked goal. After Baldwin returned
the kickoff for 30 yards the deadly
Texas passes took the ball to the IS
yard line from where Rufus sliced off
tackle for run for touchdown.
Arizona made its only serious threat
in the second. Salmon, hurried by
the Texas forwards. tossed the ball
into an open field, and Diebold
scooped it I'D to run 20 yards to the
Texas 4O-yard line. A pass from
Diebold to Bookseller seemed good for
a score, but Joe King caught the run
ner on the 15-yard line. In the next
two plays Arizona was thrown for. a
total of % yards in losses and the
threat passed.
ALLEN LOOKS GOOD
Allen showed by far the strongest
game for the Steers. In the short
time he played he gained more yard
age than any other Texas back. Leo
Baldwin, playing far behind the line,
made several effective gains. In the
line Sewell one of the few regulars
on the field. was the most effective
performer. The visitors had few out
standing players. and of these Dlebold
was clearly the best. the little hall,
back making most of the gains ana
backing up the line with demoniac
fcrocity. Gilliland, captain and al
legged star. was stopped in his tracks
on every play.
Lineups: Ollie and Penney, ends;
Higgins and Gooch, tackles; Moore
and Sewell. guards; Mccullough, cen,
ter; J. King. quarter: BALDWIN anu
Estes. halves: Allen. fullback:
Arizona: Brookshier and Fllcken-
ger. ends; Divelbess and swick,
tackles: Austin and Gridley, guards
Gentry. center: Salmon quarter; Die-
bold and Gilliland. halves; CROUCH
fullback.
Substitutions: Texas-R. King, for
Allen. c. b. Smith for Penney, Kun
dell for Mccullough. Neblett for Hig-
gins, w. K. Smith for Ole. +. Thompp-
son for Allen. Homan for Sewen'
Stalter for Estes. Newell for ". N.
Smith. T. Thompson for Goocn; saxon
for +. Thompson. Pfmnkuche ior
RundelI. Wright for ]. King.
Arizona: Shiflett for Gentry, NC
Cardie for Flickenger, Stoftt lor
Crouch. Mosely for Gentry, Brach-
man for Stofft. Jackson for Austin.
Passes completed: Texas 0, Arizona
B: failed. Texas IA. Arizona =; IN
terccptcd. Texas 3; Arizona, j.
Penalties: Texas one for five YARDS
Arizona three for % yards. =,
First downs: Texas 10. Arizona o.