Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-28
Mills Toe Defeats East 80 in Hard Gam
KOCH, BAYLOR
STAR, SHINES
IN WEST LINE

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an advantage in most OF depart
ments, except scrimmage. The East
gained "A yards from scrimmage
to 70 yards for the West.
Six Passes Completed
The East tried II passes and COM
pleted six for 1874 yards while the
West tossed - passes and complet-
ed five for 80 yards. The East
erners chalked up seven first downs,
TO four for their opponents.
A great list OF stars showed their
wares but the outstanding player on
the field was Kitzmiller. triple
threat. who finished his college foot
ball days at Oregon this season.
Kitzmiller came in at right half
for the West in the second quar-
ter and his brilliant all-round play
stemmed the Eastern tide. He car
ried the ball fifteen times for a to-
tai gain Of Sc yards. while he was
OH the passing or receiving end Of
most Of the aerial attempts.
Len Macaluso. Colgate ball lug
ging luminary. who held down the
fullback position for the Eastern
ers bore the brunt Of his teams
attack. He carried the oval "a times
for a total gain Of 81 yards.
First Period
Beckett kicked off for the West
to Bruder who returned 10 the 30
yard line before being stopped. Bru-
der then went over right tackle for
5 yards but fumbled and the ball
was recovered for the West by
Bausch on the IS yard line. The
West failed to gain and Wilson
kicked lver the goal line. A moment
later Bruder unleashed a beautiful
kick to the West 16-yard line.
+. Baker Of Pittsburgh came back
to midfield with Bausch's punt and
the East moved into scoring territory
on a Is yard pass from Hart OF
Colgate to F. Baker OF Northwestern.
The East advance stopped as Harris
long pass on fourth down fell in
complete.
An exchange Of pumts gave the
East a first down on its owl 44-yard
line then E. Baker whipped a sharp
pass to Gantenbein. Wisconsin, who
raced 80 yards to the West 10-yard
line before he was tackled. Maca-
luso, Colgate, plunged through 10
the eight-ysrd line as the period
ended. Score: West, 0; East, O..
Second Period
The West gained its first first
down Of the game on a forward
lateral pass from Kitzmiller, Ore
gon. 10 Bausch and back to KitZ-
miller again. the play netting IL
yards and carrying the West to their
opponents 43-yard line.
At this point the East stiffened
and took the ball on downs. The
rest Of the quarter was spent in
more punting exchanges with Kitz-
miller taking the burden for the
West and Bruder handling the as
signment for the East. One of
Bruder's punts travelled 63 yards
from the line of scrimmage and
placed the West in a hole in its own
territory. Score at half time: West,
o: East, 0.
Third
Bogue of Stanford kicked off for
the West to Bruder OH the East
2l-yard line. After Macaluso had
picked up Is yards and a first
down in four plunges at the West
line. Bruder punted. Shelley OF
Texas kicked back for the West to
the Eastern 33-yard line. Macaluso
again smashed the western line
for a first down in three plungeS.
Hart then faded back and toss
ed a short pass TO Bruder who
went ~ yard1 in a beautiful twist
ing run TO the Vests l5-yard line
before he was brought down from
behind.
Macaluso's attempted place-kick
on fourth down was wide and the
West took possession of the ball on
the 2o-yard line. LANCE. Baker
University. fumbled on a line play
and the East recovered on the
VESTS 35-yard line. z. Beker
kicked out of bounds on the 13-
yard line. Kitzmiller Of the West
then gained ii yards at right end
and followed with a 26-yard romp
on a fake reverse TO the East'5
E5-yard line.
A lateral pass from Kitzmiller to
F. Wilson TO Boyle of st. Mary's
Melted Is yards and a first down
on the East 30-yard line, but the
gain vas Offset by a 15-yard pen
atty for holding, and the West was
forced TO punt. AS the period end
ed the East had a first down on
its 22-yard line. Score: West o;
East 0.
Fourth