Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
Barnhart took Austln,s kick-c

Barnhart took Austln'S kickoff
and returned IL 10 yards before be-
ing stopped on this 25-yard line.
Cabler reversed through the right
side OF the line for nine. Newman
then began a great day ty spinn-
ing through the Maroon line for
eight yards and first down on
Browusville's 43-yard parallel. New
mans pass found no receiver. The
Eagle captain rammed the right
side Of the line for three yards.
Newman's toss to Sylvester was in
complete and Brownsville was PEN
allied five yards for two failures
at the aerial game. Captain Barn
hart punted TO Austin's 40-yard
marker, but the play was called
back and Brownsville penaiized is
yards. This placed the oval deep
in Eagle territory. Barnhart again
stuck his boot into the pIgskin and
the Austin receiver was dOwned on
the Brownsville 42-yard marker.
Strandtman plunged center for
three yards and a pass was incom-
plete. Another heave, Nelson to
James found no receiver, and the
Capital City chaps were set back
five yards. Not daunted, ON the
next play Nelson tossed the oval
70 yards to Rundell who sped the
remainder OF the distance TO the
goal. He vas the first class "A"
back TO cross Brcwnsville's pay-off
stripe this season. The Brownsville
tacklerS made a desperate effort 20
get TO him. but the slippery mud
aided Rundell in making his get
away down the right side Of the
line. Attempted drop kick for extra
point went wide. The Austin stands
went into a wild ureoar. Thirty
rcints?" they laughed. why, we'll
win this game" Score Austin 6,
Brownsville O.
Newman took the kickoff a his
15-yard line and returned 10 be-
fore being downed. Taylor stopped
Longcria at right tackle for no gain.
Cabler slipped and fell in the mud
as ne attempted to cut into right
tackle. Barnhart then punted To
Hodges on the midfield stripe. The
Austin back signalled for a free
catch but took several steps with
the ball and drew a five yard pen
atty. Hodges circled left end for
20-yards, going out OF bounds on
Rrownsville's 40-yard line. Strandt-
man hit q mass at center for two
yards. Two passes were incomplete
and the MaroonS were set back five
yards. James then punted 10 New
man on the goal line. The Eagle
quarter made a beautiful .5-yard
run before going out Of bounds.
Here Barnhart staged one OF the
p~rettiest dashes OF the game.
Ee broke loose over right end for
81 yards. stiff-arming hts way to
the Austin 45-yard parallel. New
man spun at right tackle and Lon
g0ria tried a reverse. but both fall
ed to gain. With the ball on the
mid-field stripe, Newman tossed the
oval 28-yards to Cabler who ran
the remainder of the distance for
Brownsville's first touchdown on
the game. Barnhart plunged over a
mass for the extra point. Score,
Brownsville 7, Austin 8.
James took the kickoff and was
downed on his 30-yard line. "A pass
was wasted and then Cabler stop
ped Hodges at right tackle after q
three-yard gain. James booted the
ball to Newman on Brownsville's
40-yard marker. Cabler was thrown
for a five-yard loss. Barnhart tore
his way through the Austin line
is yards for first down on the mid
field parallel. Wild william" Cab
Ter came back with a vengeance
lodging through left tackle for rs
yards and first down on Austin's
24-yard line. Newman continued
the great work by spinning through
center for "a yards and the second
Eagle touchdown. Boy" put on a
pretty demonstration OF broken
field running despite the muddy
condition Of the field. Big Dan
Barnhart hit the line for the extra