San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-24
CADET ELEVEN
FADES, CATS
" WIN, 26-7
West Texas Seconds Easy
for Breckenridge
After Quarter.

After Quarter.
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In q sudden reversal in form, Coach
Dewey Smallcy's Breckenridge High
Wildcats came from behind to romp
all over the West Texas Cadet second
team, % to 7, at Block Stadium Fri
day afternoon.
The fighting little Cadets burned
their candle at both ends for ono hap
py quarter. but when the Wildcats
threw a batch of fresh substitutes into
the game and started up their over.
{ head game. the flames flickered and
died. BY winning, the Wildcats main
tanned an even percentage in the Jun
their opener TO st. Anthony's College.
1t was the Cadets first contest.
A two-round scrap between evenly
matched students claimed the crowd
attention for several minutes during
the third quarter and allowed the
Wildcats to slip across touchdown
unnoticcd during the excitement. II
finally was aecer;aincd that Red
Davalos had plunged across.
VELTMAN NEW STAR.
Although outplayed through tie last
succeeded in uncovering a potential
star for Coach "Kotzy" Kilgorc's first
squad. His name is Neltman. and he
10 of the rarin' type Of fullback. I'm
I'll he was removed from the game
with body injury toward the close
Of hostilities he accounted for large
majority of the Cadets gains and
proved a demon on defense. DuBus,
halfback, also uncovered sufficient
ball-carrying ability to warrant his
graduation to the big fellows"
Red" Davalos. Wildcat left half.
proved conclusively that Coach Bobby
Cannon is troubled with entirely too
much backfield material for his big
Purple squad. He not only proved a
shifty broken field runner. but also
treated the crowd to a succession OF
IS and 50-yard spirals. The Wildcat
ends would be waiting patiently 10
make their tackles by the time the
sphere descended.
CADETS SCORE FIRST.
A break which they made for
themselves enabled the Cadets to get
the jump on the Wildcats. Davalos,
attempting to kick out of danger from
his own 40-yard line. was downed By
the rushing Cadet line. Then follow
ed a spirited plunging attack by Welt |
man and DuBus which provided two
first downs and took the ball TO the |
20-yard line. A left-handcd pass, ].
Levingston TO Veltman. took in the |
remaining distance. Rehman kicked |
goal, and things did not look bright |
for the Wildcats.
The Cadets Immediately made an |
other sustained drive from midfield |
which carried them to the 20-yard line |
as tn quarter whistle blew. That lit
tie effort ended the afternoon so far s |
their offensive was concerned. The |
Wildcats got busy.
Davalos, receiving the ball on a de- |
layed pass. slipped almost unnoticrd
off left tackle and ran 30 yards for the |
Wildcats initial marker. Howard
Mcmillan kicked goal.
LONG PASS SCORES.
The Wildcats then kicked off to the
Cadets. but Wildcat recovered on
the 5O-yard line. On the first play
Howard Mcmillan shot long pass to
his brother. Hugh. and Hugh ran the
remaining 90 yards for a touchdown.
II YVES very sudden football.
Neither side scored nor threatened
10 score in the third ueriod until tho
very close, when the Wildcats worked
their way TO tho fivc-ynrd line. On
the third play Of the last period, Da.
valos plunged over.
The closing marker was made lust
before the final whistle. Howard Nc.
MILAN diving over from the two-yard
line, after the ball had been worked to
that position by flock of. passes, Ho-
ward to Hugh Mcmillan.
Line-ups:
Wildcats t2al West Texas IN
Hugh Mcmillan ........... Giles
Left end
Jseggli ................. Schmidt
Left tackle
W alte .'.''.... .........., CalkinS |
Left guard
OWE tc) '''.............. vaughn
Center
week .'.... .,............. Salmcn
Right guard
J. Cheatham .............. Bo-cl
Right tackle
i. Ferguson .............. Weyel
Right end
Howard Mcmillan ......... Rchman
Quarterback
Davalos 49,. Du Bus
Left half
stoudt .............J J. Livingston
Right half
Fullback.
Wildcats ......0 II q Pc
West Texas .....7 o q o.
Substitutes: Wildcats. Barber for
Tencs: Applehy for Hnsscll: Hassoll ,
or Neck: Hnssell for Chcathnm |.
;icrspect for Stoudt; Jones for Ger !
pect.
Schott Uoyola). referee; Luckctt J
Brackenridgc), umpire; Cannon ,
.Brackcnridge), field judge.
BOW LING
TURNER TEN PIN LEAGUE.
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