Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-22
CAT PASSES
ARE THREAT
Harrington Running Attack
Clicks In First
Half
BY HARFOE
fHeraid Staff Correspondent

HARLTNGEN, Nov. 22.-1he mar
sinsen Cardinals again rose in
their first half might 70 smash the
powerful weslaco Panthers. Is 70
o for the Valley championship
Friday afternoon under oea
weather conditions.
Although the teams s~trHgg.eo
without any great d~ecisivenesS 1or
the early part OF the first quarter
The cards soon began 70 exert
their powerful drive and to manifest
their superiority over the PanIhrts
whose passing drive and q lay
dormant until later periods we
~ was a constant threat
with Jimmy Lawrence, the Caros
,reat hall carrier. still somewhat
,Inder the weather following sew
eral dsys OF illness, the burden OF
nigskin totine fell on his team
mates but they rose TO the occasion
and carried on like great warriors.
Although the skies were gloomy
and some rain had fallen. the flelo
was in excellent playing shape an1
the temperature was 1ust sun.
for football. The crowd. with a good
representation OF Weslaco ana
other visitors. was harder TO handle
d,,a 70 the fact that bleachers on
the sidelines took the place OF II
grandstand. ,,
ties during the game. most o. men
being called on Harrington, ana tAe
ar also was very slow many time
outs being called.
Panthers stopped
weslaco opened the tilt by kick
Inp off to the Harlingen 27-yaro
Etripe and west soon punted Tor
Harlingen. the ball going out OF
hounds on the Harlingen 4f-yard
line weslaco attempted It's first
rass. Jamison 10 Norton and II
netted only a yard. Weslaco
had one-yard 10 60 Tor a ilrst
down on the fourth play but q
lateral pass was smeared for a loss
and Harrington was given the osH
on her own 4i-yard line. Again
Harlingen was forced 70 punt tne
hall ending up on the Weslaco 50
ward line. Harlineen was otisioes
and was penalized five yards. =
Weslaco pass was incomDlete-
.Iamison then made a gain Whicn
would have been good for a tlrst
dou-n hut both teams were offslueS
and the plav was recalled WIN tne
resuIt that Weslaco was unable 70
maize first down and was compelled
to nunt II was a we'll placed kick
bv witt out Of bounds on n Har-
1inren siy-yard line. Harlingen
hunted and Wit returned the paA
five wards 70 the Harlingen ~
,rard line Weslaco attempted three
BASES. all Of which were ncom-
nIete and the ball finally went
ever t. Harlingen on her c-vn 40
ya~d line The Cards rushed over
.bair initial first down. hitting the
tackles hard and then continued
these tactics for still another. A
nose THE Cards first. from west
fo Drake. Melted ID yards ahd 4
third first down. Lawrence started
ralloping around LETT enH nul
fr,mLrod the ball. He kept aiFer l
it-e 4 man CHASING his hat down
= windy street and finally scoooed
4 un. falling across the goal line
for a touchdown. Waters haa Il
kick twice for a point since notn
teams were offside or the first
try. Score Z to Q.
On the kickoff witt q Weslafo
received a pass from a teammate
vrich was forward instead q
lateral and the Painters We're
-r1allzed Is yards. putting the
ha1l on their own l5-yard Inc
.1amison nassed 70 Norton Tor i've
varTH witt later was forced 70
LEX west blocking the punt and
F!ndlv recovering on the Weslaco
lo-vard stripe.
West went over FOR touchdown
early in the second quarter oehino