Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-26

Od14ty COtEICQ dc Wei dS last
years potatoes in the cellar and
thereby went the old ball game.
McCauley, who Is more poison than
a Darrell Of hemlock when he gets
in the open. got away once
In fact. Edinburg was able to run
up only. four first downs through
out the game and each OF these
came as the direct result or a pass
Brownsville, on the other hand. dis
played about everything except the
old cooking range. and piled up
long runs and sensational passes
They made 10 first downs. and
usually these were good for 20 and
30 instead or 10 yards.
With the Brownsville backs rip
ping through yawning holes open
cd by the forward wall, Big Nc
Cauley stood out a courageous. but
futile individual. But for his de-
fenstve play, there is no way Of
computing what the score might
have been. He was in on every
play. but the Scorps had him spot
ted and covered on every offensive
play the Brones started. Few were
the times that he got BY the line
of scrimmage and whenever he
did. the Brownsville secondary de-
rense swarmed down on him like a
flock OF angry hornets.
Field Day
The Scorpion backs enjoyed a
gala day. with enough hOnors 10 be
divided among them all. Pip
kin. Newman. Adamson and Cab
Ter started, but Ball. Lesser, Lebo-
witz. Perez and Smith continued
the good work when they got into
the lineup.
The Brownsville line played the
best game II has turned in this
year. 1t absolutely stopped the
Edinburg running attack flat de-
spite the presence OF McCauley and
Roberts. two fast backs. On OIL
rense. they ripped holes through
he Broncs that that would have
accommodated an oxen cart on oc-
casions. Jess Atkins. Scorp guard,
turned IN a great game in the line
and in addition did some nifty
placement booting. Bennett was
assigned 10 McCauley and he ac-
compiLshed the job well. Daven-
port, Sylvester and Scheidman
turned back the plays at end in
great style. and seldom was a yard
gained around the Brownsville
wings.
The inner section or the line.
composed OF Bennett and SUM-
mers, tackles; Atkins and GGil-
bert, guards, and N.lson. center,
was we'll night ~impregnable.
The game vas replete with SEN
sational runs and passes and the
stands were well filled for the bat
tie.
The play-by-play follows:
First Quarter
McCauley kicked off over the
goal line and the ball was brought
out to the 20 yard stripe. MeCaul-
ey stopped Cabler for no gain. Ad-
amSon made 9 1-2 yards through
the left side Of the line, but q
Scorpion was offside and Browns
vile was penalzed five. Daven-
port punted As yards to Roberts
who was stopped in his tracks.
A swarm Of Scorpions threw Nc
Cauley for a two yard loss at the
right side Of the line. Atkins was
cut over the eye and time was TAX
en- out to patch up the bad optic.
Sylvester knocked down a pass from
McCauley's hands. Clark took the
ball out Of bounds for no gain. Me-
Cauley punted cut Of bounds. IL
was a bad kick. going out before
McCauley intended that ii should.
Cabler made II yards through the
right side OF the line for a first
down on Brownsville's As yard line.
Adamson picked TIP three on the
opposite side. Sylvester tried hard
70 reach Pipkin's pass. but Nc
Cauiey tipped 10 from his waiting
hands Newman was stopped when
he attempted TO spin through cen
ter. Davenport got off a nice punt
which was taken by McCauley. A
Scorpion stung him hard and the
ball flew from his hands and Ben
nett recovered on the five yard
line. Adamson picked up two
yards and Pipkin catapLlted y
the Bronc pay-off stripe. Boles
broke through to block Atkins at
tempted goal kick. Score Go.
Atkins kicked off TO McCauley on
Edinburg's 10 yard line and the
Big Bludgeoneer returned 70 his
81 yard stripe before being down.
ed. Sylvester threw Boles for 20
gain. McCauley passed sever yards
to Matias Cara. Cara failed to
gain and Barnum punted 30 yards
to Adamson OH Brownsville's "a
yard line.
Pipkin picked UP two at left tackle
and then passed 7 l-2 TO Adamson.
Cabler spun off down the field 70
a first down. packing the oval 70
Edinburg's 80 yard line before be-
ing downed. McCauley knocked
down a pass and Cara grabbed it
before it biffed the sod. The Scor-
pions hit hard and he was knocked
out. Edinburg's ball on her own
% yard line.
Summers stopped Cara for no
gain. Atkins knocked down Nc
Cauley's pass and almost inter-
copied ii. He must have been
thinking Of that touchdown he
made against San Antonio j. G.
Another pass al burned and Me-
Cauley punted 40 TO Newman who
returned 20 70 his so yard line.
However. the Scorpions suffered a
l5-yard penalty for holding. Cab
Ter reeled UP Is yards through the
right side OF the line to a first