Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-13
CARDS Beat
KINGSVILLE
Romp Away With $40
Score, Using Va
ried Attack
Especial to The herald.)

HARLINGEN. Oct. 13.-The Har.
lingen Cardinal high school football
team began to function in something
of it's championship style of past
seasons here Friday afternoon, sweep.
ing Kingsville before it for a 81
10 O victory in the second intersec.
tional game in the Valley this season
And after the first two touchdowns
for the Cardinals were scored or
straight football, it was the Steele
to Murray passing combination which
proved the complete undoing oil
kingsville, this combination surpass-
ing almost anything in the way Of ar
aerial attack that has been seen or
a Valley football field.
Murray thrilled the crowd with the
most sensational play Of the game
in the second quarter, when hi
snstched a long pass out OF the
air while rushing at top speed. shooE
off several tacklers, and tore OF
down the field fifty yards for 4
touchdown, the pass netting a tota
of 20 yards for the touchdown
Steele was on the sending end Of the
pass, and rarely did he fail to put
them into Murray's hands.
The Kingsville Mavericks battlec
from the beginning of the game, anc
twice had the ball on Harlingen's
two-yard line, in the second quarter
The first time k~ingsville lost or
downs, and the second time the hall
ended with one down IN which q
make two yards. In both instance:
the Cardinal advance wall frightened
and held.
Early in the second quarter Kings
willie opened with her first real at
tack, and went down the field on
series of sweeping end runs, with
Cornelius carrying the ball. But aft
err this threat the kingsville team
never got going again, although the
one thrust kept the ball in Harlinger
territory for almost a full quarter
ending only when the Cardinals
staged the spectacular pass for q
yards and q touchdown.
Harlingen's first touchdown came
after a kingsville pass was inter
cepted, Jarrett and Steele gaining
yardage on end runs, and Scheupbacf
carrying the ball across. Wlther-
spoons try for point failed.
With play resumed Scheupbach
stocky little quarter, pulled n Of his
many sensational runs Of the game
weaving through a broken field FOL
% yards. The quarter ended with
Harlingen holding the ball.
Opening the second quarter hsr'
lingen punted. and recovered or
Kingsville's six yard line when
Kingsyille man touched the ball. Jar
rett plowed through on a cross buck
for a touchdown. Try for point failed
again.
Kingsville received again, anc
started the long sustained offensive
which came near bringing a score
Another thrust into Harrington terri.
tory was launched after the pass, anc
the bal was carried to the harlinger
two-yard line.
On a fluke kick Kingsville got thu
hall and carried il back to the two
yard line again and the half ended
The second half started slow bu'
ended in a whirlwind OF passing
featured py the sensational manner
in which the giant Murray reaches
up and grabbed them out Of the arr
K~ingsville completed several passes
buttonly for short gains. klngsvlllt
threatened to score when a fumoi'
gave them the ball on Harrington
22-yard line, but Murray intercep'
ed q pass, and all was safe again.
At this stage Harlingen startet
using the triple fake pass behind the
line again, but only got away WITT
il ono for a again, going throusf
ii yards. and losing on It severa
other times. The quarter ended
without a score.
The last two Harlingen touch
downs were made in the fourth quar-
ter. the first on a 30-yard pass
Steele TO Murray. and the second or
n line buck by Steele after a series
Of passes from Steele 70 Murray haa
carried the ball down the field. The
game ended as Scheupback shook Of
three tacklers and carried the bal
so yards down the field for Hariin
gen.
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