Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-26
RED BIRDS PUT
UP HARD FIGHT
Collegians Pile UP Four
Touchdowns in Last
Quarter
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HARLINGEN, Sept. 25.-Flash-
Ing all the strength that has been
expected of them, the BROWNSVILLE
Junior college Scorpions smeared
The Harlingen high Cardinals. de-
tending Valley champions. 4O-2 be-
fore 1000 spectators in the Fair
park Thursday afternoon.
Although the Brownsville team
lacked polish in IT'S use OF Pop
Warmers double wingback system,
it possessed enough hurley strength
to bull its way down the field when
necessary. When IL begins click
ing off smoothly, the Scorps should
be four or five touchdowns better
machine than the high school
Screaming Eagles Of last year.
This marked the second time
that the Cardinals have been de-
feated in two years under Coach
Dutch Rektorik.
Last season the Eagles downed
the Cards 1855 on the same
grounds. Rektorik's e opened
the season by beating the Edin-
<f3urg Junior college Broncs 60.
W~hursday's victory was sweet re-
fvenge for the Scorps who were
beaten by the Cardinals last sea-
son.
Cards Fight Hard
The lighter Harrington boys put
up a gallant stand in the first three
quarters but were worn out in the
last stanza when the Scorpions
penetrated their pay-off parallel
four times. Although the Scorps
had little rouble in rolling up
first downs in the opening quar-
ter, they were held TO n touch
down. The opening drive down the
field was halted when Harrington
recovered a tumble on her W rs
yard stripe.
The drive was begun owe with
Pipkin, Lesser and Cabler alternat-
ing at carrying the oval. Cabler
cut back through the right side OF
the line to carry the ball eight
yards 10 the vineyard line. Lesser
fumbled on the next play but Pip
kin recovered and went over with
\ world Of drive for the first
marker. Sylvester failed to con-
vert.
After an exchange Of punts in
the second quarter. townsville be-
gan q drive on Hari4ngen's 40
I'D line which was sustained un-
I'll the l-yard line was reached.
Here the Cardinals were fighting
hard and held.
Near the Iad Of the quarter.
Cabler intercepted a pass and ran
20-yards TO Harlingen's 10-yard
line. Perez and Newman carried
the ball up to the stripe and Pip
kin plunged over. Sylvester con-
verted, making the score 1870 just
before the half ended.
The Brownsville second string
was run In at the third quarter.
While they gained consistently. the
second string lineup was unable
TO ring up a tally against the fight
ing Cardinals. Near the end Of the
quarter, Brownsville WA penalized
16-yards placing tie ball on her
own l5-.ard line. On the next play
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line for safety, giving Harrington
her two points.
Lots Of Punch
The first string was run back in
and the fireworks began. It look
ed Ike one Of the finishes put on
by the Screaming Eagles last
year. The ball was soon worked
down TO the goal line and Lebow-
itz spun through center for q touch
down. There was a tumble on the
attempt az point, leaving the score
1872.
In the closing moments Of play,
three o touchdowns were
needed over the Harrington goal
line. The Scorps took the ball on
their 35-yard line and worked IL
straight down the field to a touch
down. Adamson got away for a
touchdown from the Harrington 35-
yard line. but the play was called
back. AdamSon, Pipkin, Cabler and
Lesser worked the ball to the g.
yard line and Pipkin went through
right tackle standing up for the
fourth touchdown. Sylvester con-
verted: Score 1852.
The last two were run I'D in
rapid succession. A pass, Pipkin to
Cabler was good for Is yards and
the fleet half back sQuirmed him
self the remainder OF the distance
20 penetrate the goal line. Pipkin
plunged over the extra point.
Two plays later Cabler intercept
ed a pass and a to Harlingen's
three-yard line. Pipkin and Lesser
hit the line for small gains. Pipkin
then plunged over. "A pass. Pipkin
TO Adanson, accounted for the
extra point. Final score: 40-2.
Starting Lineups
6CORPS CARDS
sylvester Right End Johnston
Summers Right Tackle dig
Gilbert Right End Waters
Nelson Center w. Lawrence
Htkins Left Guard Drury
R-nnett Left Tackle Brindley
Scheideman Left End Drake
Pipkin Quarterback J. Lawrence
Cabler Left Half West
Adamson Right Half -Schuepbach
Lesser FRllbsck Sessell
Referee. Clarke. Texas u. UNI
pire. Osborne. Oklahoma u: Head
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