Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
TEXANS HEAVE
MANY AERIALS
Middle Running Attack Is
Effective in Rushes
At Midfield

lLS o lOrdy INTO the east lEOill
Texas today, and at the Baltimore
stadium helped turn the Navy foot
ball season into a rout by defeating
the Middies 90 to Z. But 1t was not
rs overwhelming a victory as the
score might imply.
The Mustangs passed owe and
around the Middies for their three
touchdowns. m coming in the Sec
cLd period on a beautiful pass and a
run good for 60 yards. II was the
deceptiveness of the Methodists' air
attack that spelled defeat for the
Navy. which has scored but one
major victory this season and has a
meeting with the Army less than
a month off.
Kirn Stars
It fell TO a Navy back. little i50-
pound Bullet Lou Kim. TO take the
Individual honors Of the day. This
human power house drove at the
Texans line exactly "a times for a
total gain of lib yards. He threw
a number Of passes. helping TO gain
36 yards in this manner. and he was
the secondary defense mainstay dur
ing the afternoon.
Southern Methodist won a clean
cut two touchdown victory. but the
Navy made II first down to the
Texans Is, gained 1877 yards by
rushing to the visitors 284, gained
che more yard in the passing game,
and had a big margin in the return
Of kicks.
tional vindication for the Texans,
who two years ago lost by one point
20 the Army. and this year lost to
Notre Dame, by but n touchdown.
Pretty Play
Navy once took a one point lead,
but that lead was overcome by the
prettiest play of the bame.
A Navy drive begged down inside
the scoring zone and on the next
play Gilbert passed 20 yards to
Travis who raced 90 yards behind
interference across the Middle goal
line.
The Methodists lost little time in
getting under way. With the game
five minutes old. Shelters. Texan
tackle. broke through to block Bow
s.-om's punt on the 80 yard stripe.
the first time such a thing has hap
pened TO the Tars in two years.
A spectacular double forward pass.
Travis TO Long TO Hearon. a sub
Stitute back, took the ball to the
Middies four yard line. Hearon made
three and Travis then took 1t over.
The goal was missed.
Navy Scores
Two other Texas drives we're halt
ed and then the Navy steamed up.
Seven straight times Lou kim
smashed the visitors line, at the
end Of a drive Of n yards. Cannon
passed to Torgerson, on the three
yard line and he dragged a Texas
tackler over the line. Bowstrom
the extra point and Navy led
7 10 s.
The pass and run that overcame
the lead soon came. The third Tex
as touchdown was the result Of a n
yard march. From the Navy 20.
Gilbert passed TO Long who raced
IS yards and kicked the extra point.
The Navy attack thereafter
threatened twice. The game ended
with Kim on his way again, smash
ing the Mustang line 50 yards to
their 81 as the final whistle blew.
The lineup:
S. NJ. U. Pos Navy
Koontz Torgerson
Left End
............ Bowstrom (c)
Left Tackle
Nicely ........ underwood
Left Guard
owe TuttIe
Center
Right Guard
rate Bryan
Right Tackle
Long Co Byng
Right End
1IdNiS titUeI
Quarterback
Mason Kim
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Sprague Cannon
Right Half
Hopper Hagerberg
Fullback
Score by periods:
S. NJ. y. 7 Z 90
Navy 7 0 o.. 7
Southern Methodist scoring. touch
downs: Travis ~; Long. Point af-
ter touchdown. Long 90.
Navy scoring. touchdown: Tor
gerson. Point after touchdown,
Bowstrom. (place kick.
Officials. referee. Z. c. Quieley.
Kansas; T. j. Thorpe, Carlisle;
w. M. Hollenbecl;. Penn
sylvania; Field judge. w. D. Nc
Cinnis, Lehigh.