Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-09

on the Brownsville 45-yard stripe.
A pass IVES incomplete and Samano
I crashed into the line for three
yards. Barnhart made IS yards
and first down on Harlandale'S 40
yard marker. Higdon recovered a
bad threw at mid-field. A pas
Trlttipo to Rowe was good for five
yards. After an incomplete toss
Eel made eight yards ard first
down. An incomplete pass was fol-
lowed by another heave which was
completed, Trittipo to Kinsel, for
two wards. Here. as In the Brack-
enridge game, Newman broke up
the threat by ~intercepting a pass on
his 3G-yard line. The Eagles be-
gan their second scoring drive with
Barnhart and Cabler making size
able gains. The Eagle captain then
tossed the pigskin TO Sylvester for
IS yards. placing the ball on the
visitors 32-yard marker. Barnhart
made 10 yards, Samano four, New
man seven, and then Samano
lunged over center. Sylvester's
kick was blocked. Score 1910.
SamanO Scores
Brownsville kicked of to the in
vaders' 30-yard line. Two incom-
plete passes drew a five-yard pen
atty. A kick was good for only IS
yards, giving the Eagles the ball on
Harlancale's 35-yard stripe. Cabler
breezed through Tor 20 yards just
before the gun was fired for the
quarter.
Barnhart. Newman and Samano
then hit the line in rotation for
the third touchdown. Samano went
over center for the last four yards.
The blond headed half then pro-
ceeded to pound the oval squarely
between the uprights for the extra
point. Score 1910.
Here the second string Eagle
backs took up the heavy duty. Con-
zales, Champion. Perez and TODD
went in. The ball see-sawed up and
down the field the remainder of the
half With neither club getting with
in scoring distance. The second
string backs got off some pretty
runs, but could not gain consistent
~. Champion looked especially good,
showing q clean pair OF heels to
several WOulG-be tackleTS. He seems
to be one OF the fastest performers
IL Eagle spangles. Toward the end
Of the half, Casper intercepted a
pass on his own 40-yard line, but
the Eagle forward wall held Harlan
dale for downs on the spot. Cham
pion sped eight yards through the
Indians as the gun fired Tor the
hall. Score 1910.
The Brownsville American Legion
bugle and drup corps put on a
demonstration at the half. The
odd mans" contest was not held
due TO Lack Of entries.
After an exchange OF punt5,
Gonzales shot a 15-yard pass TO
Champion, and Todd added eight
more. Here the Eagles drew a Is
yard penalty. Gonzales resCrted TO
the air IN an attempt to gain back
the loss, but Fixes intercepted the
toss on his own 40-yard line. Held
cold by the Brownsville forwards.
TrittipO kickei TO Gonzales on
Brownsville's 20-yard line. TIL 1T
FOUNDER made a beautiful return
Ot 10 yards. AT this luncture, the
first string Eagl~ backs took the
field and the carnage began. New
man made three yards. Cahler six
and Bernhart 20. The Eagle quart
er then proceeded to get loose for
81 yards and O touchdown. The
attempted kick went wild. Score
$50.
In the last Ger the locals
opened up with everything and
scored five touchdowns In rapid
succession. Newman si~destepped
his way 20 Yards to Harlandale's
23-yard marker. "A pass. Barnhart
70 Cabler, l good for 15-yards
and SamanO added four. Wild Will
liam then went across the last
five yards sta ing up. Sanano
kicked goal. Score 800.
tumble Costly
After receiving the Kickoff. Har-
landa.e returned the ball to the
35-yard line before a tumble cost
them another touchdown. The In