Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-02
Husky LObO Pack Defeats All-Valley Squad 10 to {

and the American Legion bugle and
drum corps added color to the as
semblage. At the half, a pageant
was staged in mid-field. A large
grapefruit was carried onto the
field and opened. !. contained yell
low ballonS. representing grape
fruit. A young C-rl also was IN the
large yellow oval.
The consensus was that the ALL
Valley boys made a good showing
against the powerful viz tors.
The first quarter saw both elev-
ems get away to touchdowns by
virtue of long passes. IL looked like
a free scoring contest at this stage,
but the strong Lobo forward wall
which was slow in getting started.
frightened up later and the VAL
ley backs and ends were not able
to run so wild. 1t was in this period
that the Citrus Clan held the ad-
vantage.
After returning the kickoff 10
their 40-yard parallel the Lohoes
were unable TO gain and Pippen
punted 60 yards over the goal line.
On the opening Valley offensive
play OF the afternoon, Walsh grab
bed a pass good for Is yards. Two
successive penalties and a couple
Of line bucks made II first down.
Adamson got away and added an
other, placing the oval on Cisco,
40-yard stripe. The San Benito back
then shot pass TO Murray which
reeled up 30-yards. With then
backs TO the wall and the game
only few minutes old. the Cisco
line frightened. An off-side PEN
atty against the Grapefruiters re.
lieved the stress somewhat. The
Clan burned two passes and failed
to make much gain with a couple
Of line plays. the Lall going over.
A Lobo back fumbled and Mike
Waters Of Harrington bounced or
the oval on Cisco'1 28-yard paral-
lei. Mixes recovery paved the va
to the only Valley touchdown OF
the day. Three line plays gained
seven yards. Adamson then shot
long pass 70 Washam which wa:
good Tor a touchdown. Turknett
hit Washam as he took the oval
and the Valley end fumbled. How
ever, officials ruled he was over
the goal line and allowed the
touchdown. Woods failed TO con-
vert. Score: Valley s, Cisco o.
Cisco Fans Razzed
Fans In the bleachers began raz-
zing a handful of Cisco stalw--us
about bets they had attempted TO
place.
The Loboes came back faster
than a hot check. They ironed over
their first marker with the next
four plays. The Kickoff was re-
turned to Cisco's 40-yard line with
a l5-yard Jaunt by Miller. Four
line plays and an off-side penalty
against the V~alleyites. placed the
oval on the Valley 42-yard paral-
lei. Here Van Horn, Cisco end.
hid out. Pippen Tipped a 20-yard
pass 10 him and he raced over the
goal line. Adamson leaped high TO
block Tu-knetts attempted con-
version.
This ended the scoring for the
half
The remainder OF the or-rter
saw Washam return a kickoff 20
yards 10 his own 40. The Clan fail
ed TO gain and punted to Pipper
the cotton-topped flash returned 20
TO his 40-yard marker. Long runs
by Miller, Pippen and Whitehead
placed the oval on the Valley 90
yard stripe as the quarter ended.
Miller Goes C1od
". Miller bowled over left tack
le for ten Yards and another first
Gown on the Valleys eight-yard
stripe. Il looked as II the flashy
dash down the field was to cuI-
inmate IN a second touchdown for
the visitors. The Valleyites tight
ened up. however, and presented a
stone wall. Adamson threw Ray
Tor a three-yard loss. A pass. Pip
pen 10 Turknett was completed for
no gain. Another pass from Pip
pen hands found no receiver and
the ball went over on the Clan &
yard marker.
1~A4a9 SLdIh q nuoky DOOI into
the oval and sent 1t arching TO
Plppen on the Valley 10. Two line
plays gained little and the Loboes
were set back i've yard for taking
too much time with signals. Cot
ton Pippen, who had been out
most Of the season. was having
trouble in catching the digets and
diagnosing their meaning. Show
ing his skill at foot masaging the
pigskin, Cotton then shot a short.
low kick out Of bounds on the VAL
ley l0-yard stripe.
Two cracks at the line and Lam
ar got off a punt which was good
for 20 yards, roll and all. How
ever, P!ppen scooped 1t UP on the
double quick and fought his way
10 his own 40-yard stripe before be-
ing dovned. With w. Miller in the
Big Bertha role. the Loboes soon
rollep up another first down on
the Valley 45-yard stripe. A pass.
PlPpen TO Whitehead was good for
"a Yards. Walsh finally brought the
fleet back to the ground. For a
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