San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-18
ST. MARYS RONPS
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until the whistle at the end of the
third quarter found them leading by
the comfortable margin Of IS TO U.
MISSES SCORING PASS.
Then Harry Rudolph, Dummy quar-
terback, decided 90 start something
himself. He called Cecil Akers bach
from his guard position and wig
wagged him 10 throw passes and then
more passes untfl something hap
pened. They completed three in 2
row. two to Harold Rudolph and one
to Tippie. which put the ball on the
10-yard line. Another pass TO Tippie
across the line slipped from his fin
gcrtips. The ball was kicked out OF
danger by McCarty, but a series Of
short and long losses to Harold Ru-
dolph again took the oval far into
Rather territory. For the second
time a pass fell across the last line,
and the game ended with the RattlerS
gradually working the hall out TO mid
field.
The Rattlers didn't lei IN a
particle in order that the Dummies
might stage that last brilliant rally.
They fought every step Of the way,
and Mig Votava gave a great dis
play Of defensive football from his
halfback post TO keep the Rather
goal-line from being crossed.
Outside Of that last quarter, Coach
Tom O'Donnell's Rattlers lived up
TO the reputation they have gained
as one Of the greatest aggregations
seen on n San Antonio gridiron in
recent years. They have everything.
apparently, and il is a fairly safe bet
that they will not taste defeat this
season. II they succeed in arrang-
ing q game with st. Edwards Uni
yersity for Thanksgiving Day it will
be worth coming miles TO see.
MCARTY THE BOSS.
As in the opening games, the cum
ming brain Of Quarterback shorty
McCarty guided and even dominated
the terrific offensive of the Rattlers
star bsckficld. 1t was he who. after
the Dummies had upset things By
taking the aggressive in the opening
minutes Of play. put the Kattlers
machine back on an even keel and
teased il into hitting on all four
cylinders.
The Rattlers' first touchdown came
on long. arching pass from Nc
Carly 70 English, who stepped the
remaining il yards across the line.
English made q splendid fingcr-tip
catch Of this toss to start his after
noon off right. and from then until
tho final whistle he was outstanding
lineman on the field. The easy man
ner in which he fathOmed the Dunn
mics attack and his tackling was
Of the sensational variety.
Schleichcr made the second touch
down when a Mute kick WIS blocked
and he recovered bnc': If the line.
Jordt plunged across for the third
marker. The fourth resulted from n
pas, McCarty TO English, as did
also the fifth. Tho last touchdown
came in the closing minutes OF The
third period, when Kozelski spared
another Of McCarty's long tosscs and
rompcd across. Thus. four Of the six
touchdowns came rs the direct result
Of passes from McCauy.
YOTAVA A DEMON.
For the fist time since he joined
the Rather eleven two weeks ago,
Notava, left half showed The populace
what may really be expected Of him
He got away for several brilliant
runs and while h. was in the game
cole, tel more tackles than any man
on the field. At one stage Of the
game he made six straight tackles
by actual count.
Nesrsta and Kozelsli each made
many nice runs. as did also Wills sf-
ter be substituted for McCarty late
in the game.
u would not be possible 10 pick
out the individual stars on the Rat
tier line. Collectively they presented
an alright defense at almost every
stage Of the game. The passing VI