San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-09
L|NEUPS OUT
FOR GAME:
HERE
St. Mary's Ready for
Dallas Young Has
Skull Fracture.

On the eve OF the ST. Mary's-
Dallas game. it has been discovered
that Philip Young OF Corpus Christi,
an all-state high school man Of last
season and tackle on the Rather
squad, has a slight fracture Of the
skull. Young has been sub tackle
on the Rather first team but suf-
fered head injury several days ago
and was taken to the hospital. His
condition is not regarded as critical.
Indications point to a great battle
Of individuals when "Nig' Votava,
rev backfield sensation of the st.
Mary's College Rattlcrs. pits his
@round-gaining ability against that of
Chief Fait Elkins. Dallas University
Ialfback, at Schwab Field Armistice
cay.
Although both the Rattlers and Hill
'npDcrs have collections OF star back
Held men. combining hard running at
t1ck with an ever-present passing
threat. yotava and Elkins are the re-
spective members of those backfields
who are relied upon to gather in the
necessary yardage when all else fails
VOTAVA MAKES" TEAM.
votaya is n product of high school
and independent football around st.
Louis, and was imported by Brother
Toe Dolan. member Of the st. Mary's
football faculty, to make" the Rat
.lers for 1925. 1t has taken him a
month to get in the proper condition,
but in the Rattlers' last game against
the San Marcos Bobkittens he dis
nlayed a brand of football seldom seen
Oh local gridiron. :,
Flkins. n full-bl0od Indian. played
his college football course in the back.
field OF the great Haskell eleven. and
is nov taking a postgraduate course
M The Dallas institution. He has
becn n sensation with Jimmie Kits
eleven all season. combining his 10
nounds of bone and muscle with puz-
ling variety Of speed and shifty open
field running.
Elkins will be up against two OF the
finest end and tackle combinations Nv
has seen this year when he attempts
10 gain traction against the knttierS
Wednesday. At one wing he VIII ilnu
Brctze. end, and Captain Carver
tackle. No back has succeeded TINS
wear in circling that combination
Then. if he has no luck in that direc-
tion. he will be forced to explore the
other wing extremity, guared by Ear
English. at end, and Yankee
Schlcicher. tackle. If he can do him
self any good there. he had no busi-
ness leaving Haskell.
KNOWS HIS STUFF.
yotava's broken field running is Q
thing Of beauty to the spectators ana
y thorn in the side OF the defense
Ills 40 pounds gives him the ability
10 shake off many tacklers. and ms
stiff.arm is probably the most effec-
tive seen in San Antonio this year.
He has the style Of the ideal backfielG
man. running with his knees high ana
onpcaring to run easily until almost
within reach Of would-be tackler.
IL is probable that Coaches Tom
O'Donneli and Jimmie Kits will with
hold their "aces" from the starting
line-up. In fact. Kits has not in
cluded Elkins in his tentative lineup,
while Nesrsta, clever lad. has been
started at left half in place Of Votava
in every game the Rattlers have played
so far.
Tickets for the reserved section of
Schwab Field for the Armisticc Day
gnme are being handled by Joe Nelson
M st. Mary's COLLEGE. Seats may be
secured by calling him at Woodlawn
800.
Following are the starting line-ups
MS given out by the coaches Monday
morning:
Dallas University. st. Mary's..
Ecay ........'.s '''..''''. iShSh'"
Left end.
Neal .................. Schlclcner
Left tackle.
Mayer ............. toltndh
Left guard.
Driscoli ............... Inoinue
Center.
Dix .........,....... lhounhs
Right guard.
Hill ,............l. h.. Carver (C)
Right tackle.
Smalling ................. Brotze
Right end.
Hartnctt .............. MCCARTHY
Quarterback.
Prudhomme ................. Jordt
Right half.
Hymos ................. NcsTStu
Left half.
Watts .......... 49,. s''.'. hoIclShi
EnIlDack.