San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-27

An offside penalty stopped them.
Brackenridge's defense braced, two
fumbles lost ground and a punt was
forced.
1t was Observation-Disclosures by the
Main team and hammer-hammer by
Bob Fenner and his Breckenridge
mates until Surtees' interception OF a
pass in the middle Of the second quar-
ter. Making only seven yards in three
plays, Main called Dunsmore back 10
kick and he neatly cut the sideline one
lone yard from the Breckenridge goal
line. That put it up TO "Squawk'
Veltman, recently promoted from the
South Side second team, who was fill
ing the shoes Of the injured Friery.
veltman, from far behind his goal,
kicked some 80 yards and Bracken-
ridge fans sighed with relief.
Main then rushed the ball into scor-
ing position but Breckenridge held in
the -clutch" and Center Tom Holleran
came back and tried a 30-yard place
kick for goal. which he missed.
Fenner's line crashes got the ball
out 10 midfield at the half.
SAYS NAUGHTY WORD.
With Fenner, Elkins and Sweet car
rying, mostly Fenner, breckenridge
made its best effort early in the third
quarter. On fourth down, with four
TO 60 and the bail on--tbe Main 2l-
yard line, the South Siders were treat
ed to a free first down and an ad-
vance of IL yards-half the distance
to the goal-because Minor Gull.
Main guard, is alleged TO have used
language unbecoming a Main guard.
The referee shooed him from the game
and assessed the penalty. But no
sooner did Breckenridge get the ball
than they were penalized for offside
and topped this by fumbling and los
ing possession of the pigskin.
The next excitement was the Incl
dent of the pass that wasn't allowed.
After the conference on the field had
adjourned, there were some punting
exchanges and few Intellectual
plays.
veltman of Breckenridge, whose
kicing was good but whose safety
play was unsteady, almost spilled the
beans by dropping punt, which was
by Captain Surtees Of
Main. Surtees was hauled down IL
yards from goal.
But, on Mains first play, Captain
Rees of Breckenridge forgot his
broken thumb. tightly bound 10 his
hand. and charged through upon
Dunsmore, hurting him for a nine
yard loss. Two plays made only four
yards, Holleran missed another place
kick attempt from the 30-yard line,
and, after two Breckenridge plays,
the game ended.
KICKING is GOOD
Main uncovered the plays it has
been saving up, notably the wholesale
passing around of the ball behind the
scrimmage line. Dunsmore also made
his bow as the teams punter and
did a cracking good job Of il. He
tried often TO cut the sidelines and
succeeded in most Of his attempts.
He was the loose man behind the
line. the only chap allowed 10 be III
motion before the ball was snapped,
in most plays, and only once did this
stunt miscue, when the center passed
the ball and hit Willie as he trotted
by, permitting Ferguson Of Brackcn-
ridge to recover.
Stap IN the BrackeDridge line
which has not permitted a touchdown
this year-were handicapped by in
juries. Williams had q bum arm he
could not raise shoulder high, Bass
played for awhile with a broken rib.
and Rees had his broken thumb bound
10 his hand. Bruce Hopkins. regular
Main end, went out early, knocked
cold but not seriously hurt.
Friery, the Breckenridge backfield
zee, regular safety man. did not get
in the game. He will play for a
time against Fredericks burg, Satut-
day. Coach Cannon promises.
The bands Of the two schools aud
the roofing sections, arrayed in school
colors. put on the usual colOrful cx-
hibitionS.
And the athletic funds Of the two
schools bulged with an additional
$500.
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