The border vidette., 1929-10-26
OF ARIZONA NEWS

smashing through an ever weak
ening Texas line here today ran
up score of 10 to O to defeat
the Miners in the second game
of the season.
The Wildcats were taking ad
vantages throughout the game
and progressed down the field
repeatedly with passing attack.
end runs and line plunges. In
the first half the Texas Miners
did not take an aggressive often.
sive and in the last when aerial
strategy brought them near the
Arizona goal time and again they
lacked the final punch to put the
ball across.
The first goal for Arizona came
rapidly. Johnny Riggs, dimuni
tive Arizona half back. thrilled
the spectators with broken field
running while Leiber, fullback,
made substantial gains. Bever
finally carried the ball across on
a run around right end
For the Miners, Captain Cam
bell, was the outstanding star.
He plunged through the Arizona
tline for long gains and was re
sponsible for most Of the Texas
teams first downs.
~The second Arizona touchdown
came in the second quarter when
Sancet passed to Patten, end.
for the score. Acuff. quarter
back converted. The last half
witnessed better football than
the first with the Miner team
threatening the Arizona goal re:
peatedly. Arizona's tally came
when Hargis went over for a
touchdown on a plunge through
fright tackle.
The game was full OF trick
plays throughout and both teams
were fighting hard on the defen
sive and offensive. The Wild
cats netted thirty yards on two
passes while the Miners took
eighty-four yards on eight
passes.
A band and roofing delegation
accompanied the visiting team
from Ell Paso to the game.
When the delegates to the an
nual conference of the Associa
ton of Land Grant Colleges and
Universities convene at Stevens
hotel in Chicago, November r..
Arizona will have three repre-
sentatives in attendance.
| According to present plans
three delegates from the state
will attend the annual meeting.
Those who will attend are DR..
| Homer Leroy Shantz. president
of the university, Dean Elmer
Darwin Ball OF the college of
agriculture and Director P. b..
Ross of the agricultural exten.
sion service.
The conference will last three
days beginning with November
liz. Director Ross stated today
that members of the federal farm
board. commission recently ap
pointed by President Herbert
! Hoover, will! be present at the
meeting to confer with the edu.
Gators. z.
| The problems for mutual ad
iustment and discussion will not
be announced until the date of
the conference. Every effort will
be made, it is reported, to bring
! about corporation between all
of the divisions of agriculture in
the country in an effort to cure
the ills of the farmers.
| The Arizona stock judging
team of the college of agricul
ture placed eighth in the national
contest held at the exposition at
St. Louis this week according to
an announcement coming from
the exposition headquarters.
The Arizona team won that
placement in competition with
twenty -eight other university
teams of the United States and
was rated higher than such out
standing universities as Iowa,
Illinois, Minnesota and Michi
gan, schools that are noted for
proficiency in judging.
The members of the team al
the national show we're w. r
Van SAINT, Glendale; Eldred Ro
berts, Glendale; Price Curd o.
Tucson, and Edward A. Maier
Hollister, Calf.
In the judging Mr.. Van San
was second high man with tht
Ayrshire herd. Mr.. Roberts wa.
thirteenth high man at the expo