Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-07
lCCIES CRUSH
SEWANEE With
$50 DEFEAT
,armers Loom Again
AS Probable Rulers
Of Southw estern
Gridiron After Tilt

S0A~V
IN Cridiron After Tilt
DALLAS, Oct. 6.-(P-Visions OF
gain ruling Southwestern gridirons
bomed before the Farmers of Texas
i. & NJ. college by virtue of their
crushing SO to 0 defeat of the Sewa-
pee Tigers from the hills of Ten
iessee mere today.
In convincing fashion the Bible
coached team drove off tackle or
swept past the Mountaineer ends for
Rin after gain while Sewanee's
Jacks hurled themselves against the
Hggie line only 20 find a charging
klaroon wall that frustrated every
coring effort.
Through the air alone was the los
srs able 70 account for any yardage
Y the contest n even this method
o{ attack failed them when they
reached scoring territory.
Tigers Threatened in Third
In the .hird quarter the Tigers
frade their only serious scoring
threat. After the Aggies had kicked
off, a pass, Schoolfieid 10 Boyd, put
fhe bail on a. 4 Ms 43-yard line.
frhe Angles were penalized 10 yards
ktfor clipping and Schoolfield. who
alone snone brilliantly in the Scwa-
bee backfield. plunged the line for Z
E5-yard gain. His pass 70 Boyd for 2
P-yard gain was complete, but Boyd
4fumbled the oval and Narnell recov-
#ered for the Farmers on their own
fR0-yard line. Conover punted out 81
danger.
Late in the quarter Piper complet
81 a 32-yard pass % Boyd. but an
bother. thrown BY Schooltield, failed
to hit its target, and Sewanee was
forced TO kick.
Burgess. Dorsey. Conover and Bible
brought baek visions Of Joel Hunt
the Agg;es' great captain and quarter
last year as they smashed the Pur-
pie line or circled opposing ends al
most at will. Zarafonetis, sopho
more back. also played brilliantly.
Z~arafonetis Runs 81 Yards
After an exchange of punts IN the
opening quarter the Aggie drive got
underway and Burgess, Dorsey and
Conover advanced the ball 10 the
\ 10-yard line. A lateral pass, Dorsey
4 to Conover, Melted the first touch
down. Zarafonetis kicked goal.
Burgess sped 20 yards through en-
! envy tacklers TO cross the goal line
in the same quarter and raced Is
more through 4 broken field for an
1 other touchdown less than five min
utes later.
Varnell, second string back, &C
! counted for six additional points
early in the second quarter and from
then until the final finish IL was only
q question Of what proportions the
mounting Aggie score would reach.
Notable among the feats was q 81
|Ayard run by Zarafonetis, who shooh
|aoff three tacklers and a 5O-yard re
burn Of Boyd's kickoff by Bible
(which brought another touchdown.
n Score 20 in First
The Argies, depending mainly Of
slashing plays through the line, made
a touchdown in the first ten minutes
Of play. After Burgess and Conover
had led q drive toward the Sewanee
goal line, a lateral pass. Dorsey q
Conover. put the bail over from the
.13-yard line. Zarafonetis kicked
goal.
Burgess Dorsey and Conover ther
pounded at the Sewanee tackles. and
| when the Aggies reached the Tiger
20-yard line. Burgess plowed his way
| through for another touchdown. Ear
~nffonetis missed his try for the extra
point.
After the Tiger kickoff. Burgess
abetted by the remainder Of the Ag-
! gie backfield plunging aces, reached
midfield. Burgess took the ball from
| center, slipped through the Tigel
! tackle and eel-hipped his way Is
yards down the field for the third
Aggie touchdown. Zarafonetis boot
| ed the ball over the bar for the ex-
ira point.
The score: First quarter, A. & NJ.
20; Sewanee o.
Add IS In Second
Aggie second %stringmen added Is
more points in the second quarter.
varnell led the Texans 10 a touch
down in the first five minutes of
plav, p|lunging across the goal line
after a series Of thrusts at the
Tiger line. He missed the try for
the extra point.
After Sewanee unsuccessfully had
tried a passing attack. the ball went
back 70 the Aggies. Narnell made
a 25-yard run and Bible. another
i backfield Acgie sub. ripped off Is
yards. but with another touch
down in sight the Tiger line held
and the ball went over. Piper,
kicking. fell under a swarm If Tex
as tacklers. but recovered the ball
in back Of his own goal Inc for
q safety.
Bible took Piper's kick after the
| safety 70 return - yards. and Var
nell added another -. Bible then
| dashed around end for a touchdown.
and Varnell kicked successfully for
the extra point.
The score: A. & VI. *. sewanee 0.
Sewanee Threatens
Sewanee made its first serious
/ threat IN the third quarter. when
a PASS. ~Schoolfield 70 Boyd. put the
ball on the Aggie 43-yard line. The
1argies were penalized 10 yards for
Fclipping, and Schoolfield slipped
| through tackle for another five
wards. but the Aggie defense broke
10 the Tiger advance when Boyd
fumbled and Burgess recovered.
On the punt. Burgess returned 40
wards. and Conover. plunging
through the line. was downed only
six inches from another touchdown.
Dorsey dashed over the goal line
and Zarafonetis kicked the extra
point.
After Conover had run back 25
yards on the kickoff. and a pass
/! from Dorsey TO Conover had put
the ball on the Tiger 10-yard line,
Burgess plowed through tackle for
another touchdown. Z~arafonetis
added the extra point.
The third Agcie touchdown OF the
/. neriod came when Conover inter
| rented a Tiger pass. Z~arafonetis
\ -, eased HIS way through the