Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-29
CREYHOUNDS
OUT-FOUCHT
Inspired Bulldogs clos
Season With Their
Best Game
Especial to The Heraldl

Especial to The Herald)
McALLEN. Nv. 26.-An inspired
McAllen high school eleven played
the greatest football it has shown
this season In defeating the strong
San Benito Greyhounds on McHi
field here 80 to s. The Bulldogs re-
lied upon straight football through
out and with a varied offensive at
tack swept around and through the
San Benito line TO score twice in
the opening frame, once in the sec
cnd quarter and twice In the third
period. The Greyhounds frightened
III the last stanza to hold the Nc
Allen team ~Scoreless and Bud Ad-
amson, giant Greyhound halfback,
plunged across the McAllen goal az
ter a Bulldog punt had been FUN
bled.
"A varied aerial attack gained lit
tie for the San Benito youths, al
though 81 passes were heaved. Five
were intercepted, five were complet-
ed for 43 yards and IL were either
knocked down or fell to the ground.
McAllen tried 10 heaveS and gained
"A yards. Two were intercepted,
five were incomplete and three were
completed.
Downs Close
McAllen registered Is first downs
to 8 for San Benito Three-fourths
Of the game vas played in San Be-
nito territory. The Greyhound line
lacked the strength to hold the
plunging McAllen backfield men.
Big Jim Walsh, McAllen fullback,
scored three touchdowns for his
squad, Penny Frisby carried the
leather across once and Allen did
the same TO complete the McAllen
scoring. Captain Gene Cox, Nc
Allen leader, played a great game at
tackle, intercepting passes and STAY
ing Greyhound plays throughout
the tussle.
The game was one OF the clean
est witnessed here all season. Two
penalties for 10 yards were assessed
against McAllen while San Benito
lost five yards through the penalty
route. Both elevens were on edge
throughout the contest and played
quick. snappy. clean football.
"A Thanksgiving Day crowd OF
some 5000 persons saw the game.
The Bulldogs officially dedicated
the large new brick entrance re-
Gently constructed at the athletic
park. IL was their first game at
home after the structure was erect
ed.
Snan into II
The game had hardly begun when
the McAllen machine got into ac-
ton. After holding San Benito to
two first downs the Bulldogs took
the bal and began their first march
to the San Benito goal. Allen pass
ed to Frisby for q yards and touch
down. Cox kicked goal. Returning
70 their vicious attack, the men
coached by Cowboy" Ogan again
began an advance to within scoring
distance. Allen intercepted a pass
on San Benito's 31-yard line and
line bucks carried ii to the one
foot line, where Walsh went over
for the marker. AS the second pc
Rod pened the Greyhounds battleo
steadily to hold the Dogs. Captain
Cox cut back from tackle and on
q criSS-crOss play went around left
end for % yards. Allen plunged IA
yards to the 1-yard stripe. Walsh
carried the ball over in two bucks
The half ended soon after.
After Earnest punted TO the Grey
hound 9-yard line Cox intercepted
Smiths pass on the I2-yard line
and returned three yards. Stutzen-
hacker cut back from tackle and
went to the 3-yard stripe. Walsh
went over. Working down the field
again Allen passed TO Cahfe for Fl
yards to the 1-foot line. Allen
plunged through for the marker.
This ended the McAllen scoring.
Fatal FunsSle
San Benito recovered a fumbled
Greyhound punt on the McAllen
49-yard stripe. AdamSon went
around left end for the counter.
Smith heaved an 16-yard pass to
Pace as the game ended.
Dope had given the game 70 the
Greyhounds before 1t started but the
Bulldogs displayed a powerful at
tack to whip the Grady Reynolds
men. The contest was a repetition
OF the Turkey day game az san Be
nito last year when the -doped-to-
win" San Benitans went down under
the Bulldog machine 1914.
Starting line-upS
McAllen: McCamey and Earnest,
ends; Stutzenbacker and Cox. cap
tain; tackles, Karam and Hayes,
guards: Jackson center: Allen quar-
terback; Frisby and Calife, half
backs. Walsh. fullback.
San Benito: Salters and WEIGH,
ends: Moses and Billeu, tackles;
Hewlett and Gay, guards; Adams,
center; Adamson. fullback; Pace
and Smith, halfbacks; Carter, cap
tain, quarterback.
Officials: Rubarth, Centre; ref
cree. Willis. :. w. II. T.. O.: umpire,
DeViney, Texas u, head linesman.
Score by quarters:
McAllen ........... Is s Is o-S2
san BenlL0 ..s..s....O q g. 6