San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13

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in the second quarter and on three
carries lost ground, Andruellas and
Mintzer supplying some remarkable
tackles to nail him on two occasions.
But once he got those long legs and
swaying hips going to suit him he
supplied the fans with plenty Of ma
terial for conversation. His kickisg
likewise aided material in keeping
the army at a distance.
However, the big "kick" from the
fans standpoint was supplied BY Pat
Moran, whose legs are short, whose
middle is round and who has NO more
hips than a garter snake. In fact,
| one of the features OF the game was
Moran's desperate struggle to keep his
football pants up.
This youngster looks out OF place,
| almost grosetque, on football grid
iron-until he begins to run. Then
it's different.
He's not fast; he's sudden!
LEGS LIKE PISTONS.
The ball is snapped to Moran. He
looks over the field, there's q streak
and Moran is off for the goal, his
short legs going up and down like
pistons. "Deusenberg" Moran they
began to call him before the game
was over.
1t was this array of talent that
Unanswered its great variety of plays
against the army. And the Division,
minus its passer, Bowersock, answer
ed only with dashes into the line, an
occasional end run and four ineonsc-
quential passes late in the game.
From the army viewpoint the
heroes to emerge from the fray were
Turner and Andruellas, who establish
ed themselves as remarkable line
buckers. and the big guards, center
and tackles, especially tie guards, who
opened the holes. Farwick. playing
his last game here before joining the
All-East team for the Christmas game
on the coast. was a star.
Were it not for the five fatal FUN
bles, the score doubtless would have
been extremely close.
FIRST DOWNS 1915.
The Division made fifteen first
downs to Dallas sixteen but virtually
oil were hard-won, Turner and
Andruellas hammering away for four,
five and six yards at the time.
The Division attempted to take
page from the book of Knute Rockne
and started its second team.
The shock troops" didn't fare so
well. After a punting exchange fol-
lowing the Dallas kickoff, McAdams'
run and two plunges made a first
down, Powell took a pass for II
yards, an offside robbed McAdams of
25-yard sprint and ten yards were
lost when Watts slipped trying to
pass, but a long aerial, Watts 20
Bodie, covered 30 yards and an army
penalty for substitutes talking made
first down IL yards from goal.
On fourth down, after the ball had
been advanced seven yards in three
plays, McAdams went around army's
left end for the first touchdown.
Watts dropkicked goal. Score: 10.
FUMBLING BEGINS.
Dallas kicked off. When two Di-
vision line plays failed to gain, the
entire first team came onto the field.
There was a tumble on the first
play and Smalling recovered for Dali
las 80 yards from the army goal.
Hynes got around Graham's end for
13 yards and then negotiated ten in
the other direction for another first
| down. The middle of the line held
and Collins slapped pass from
Watts hands, but Watts uncorkcd
a tremendous heave far over the
goal-line to Bodie, who hooked il for
touchdown number two. While the
soldiers punched in the hope Of
blocking the kick for extra point,
Watts and Bodie worked another
pass to make it $40.
Dallas kicked off. The army kept
the pigskin from then until its only
score was across early in the second
| period going slowly but steadily down
the field until Andruellas turned in
Dallas right end for the touchdown.
Heffner placekicked the goal, making
the score AZ.
DALLAS DRIVE FAILS.
Dallas flashed it's way mp the grid
for the rest Of the half. Elkins final.
ly got started and tore of some
pretty gains. He took a pas from
Watts for 20 yards and Deggel two
Of them TO Watts for 30-o11 more
First down was made ten yar1s from
goal. Elkins struggled three, pass
TO Watts was called grounded, Moran
failed to gain and pass over thu
line was grounded, giving the arm,
the ball on the 20-yard mark as tn
half ended.
After kicking off in the third quar-
ter and receiving a return punt, tn
soldiers, catapulting their plungin;
through the line. with an occasiona
dash by Deshinko, one of which wo
good for 20 yards, made five success
siye first downs. getting to nine yard
of the last chalk-mark. Here Elkin