San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
ST. MARY'S BEATEN
BY SECOND DIVISION
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tally. Graham, incidentally, was n
whiz on left end for the soldiers.
Heffner place-kicked goal to make
the score 10.
English recovered fumbled punt
in midfield to give the Rattlers a
chance but they were soon forced to
kick. The army kicked and got the
ball back when Heffner intercepted a
pass. A moment later. Jordt picked
up an army tumble and raced for the
goal with a clear field but the whistle
called him back.
\ pretty double pass, Doshinko to
Heffner to CashiOn. gave the Division
its second touchdown. Jorit blocked
Heffner's goal-kick but st. Mary's was
offside and the point was allowed.
st. Mary's made a drive for goal
after taking the kickoff and, with
Kozelski ramming the line for gains,
Jordt assisting and a 10-yard pass to
English helping out. the pigskin was
worked inside the 15-yard mark, only
to be lost when passes failed and the
army took possession on downs.
A poor punt gave the Rattlers an
other chance as the second quarter
opened, but Turner intercepted a pass.
BAD BREAK COSTLY.
The teams seesawed a bit after the
army had bucked its way out to mid
field. A wild pass from center was a
break that provided another soldier
counter. 1t cost st. Ma-y's IS yards.
McCarty falling on it on his 10-yard
line. Gee pinned him down. 1t was
on fourth down and the soldiers took
possession of the ball at that point
DOshinkO raced to yard of the goal
and Turner bucked across. Heffner
kicked goal. Score: 40.
a mighty kick by Graham that trav-
cled 50 yards. counting the roll, fea-
tured the start of the third quarter.
1t forced a st. Mary's kick from
under the goal. Two brilliant runs by
Doshinko put the ball 10 yards from
goal. Bowersock crashed five. Eng
lish nailed DoshinkO for a seven-yard
loss. Bowersock passed straight oyer
the line to Heffner for the third touch
down.
III DIDN'T COUNT.
But, no. Division was offside and
it didn't count. Another pass over
the line was grounded and st. Mary's
got the ball.
Deshinko ran % yards shortly after
the Rattlers kicked out. Turner
made four yards and Bowcrsocl crash
ed to the twO-yard line for first
dawn tbon fool, cvor tho t,t,cl,Ioy.,,
Score: 30.
Deshinko's 42-yard run to the goal
that didn't count came soon after
ward.
Penalties cost the army the ball
and McCarty opened up with passes
again. Two succeeded and first
down was made on the soldier ten
yard line. Two bucks failed. A pass
was thrown to Jordt. 1t bounced
out of his hands, two Army players
batted it up mad it came down in the
arms Of Brotze of the Rattlers, who
carried it across the goal. But an
official ruled it had not touched sol
der hands and it was brought bnck.
That was the last threat either
team made.
The game closed the season for the
Rattlers. The Division team is de-
flying everybody hoping to get strong
opposition for next weekend. Nego.
tiations arc on with st. Edwards and
Southwestern universities.
Saturdays lineups:
Second Division st. Mary's
CashiOn English
Left End.
Jones ................. Scnlelcnef
Left Tackle.
hlhtzer ................ DAILY
Left Guard.
johnson InOmas
Center.
Right Guard.
Collins ............ Carver (c)
Right Tackle.
Truman ............... 6rOtze
Right End.
Belfner (c) ............. McCarty
Quarterback.
DcshlnkO ............ iOtuVh
Left Half.
BOWeHOck ................. Jordt
Right Half.
turner .,..'............ hOzelskl
Fullback.
Substitutes: Division - Finney,
Gee, Lewis, Mckinney, Kiel, Bear,
Moody, Braun, Stewart, Platanack,
Desendorf, Ives, Yost; st. Mary's-
Sunday, Nesrsta, Melbourne, Smith,
Reilly.
Officials: "Spitz7 Clarke. referee /;
Jimmy Roamer, umpire; Gene Seng,
head linesman: NJ. r. Stevenson, field
judge.
Quarters 10 minutes