Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
CARDS PULL
THEIR PUNCH
San Antonio Club Proves
No Match For
ValIeyites

HARLINGEN, Oct. 3.-The Har-
lingen high school Cardinals. by
necessarily knitting at the st.
Mary's Academy eleven from San
Antonio with a Slashing running
attack, were never in danger and
easily subdued the visiting Buttons.
Is to O..
Coach j. A. Dutch) Rektorik's
three Cardinal teams just about
a the visitors ragged. Silver. who
got going in the Port Arthur game
and was the outstanding ground
gamer for the Cards. For most OF
the second half he was the only
firs6 string man in the lineup with
second and third stringers all
around him.
Prados at left end and Russell
right next to him played an out
standing game. defenSively, for the
visitors, while Filizola kept the bat
tie from being a real rout by means
Of accurately placed, long punts.
Runners Click
The opening play booed Ill for
the visitors when WitherSpoon re-
turned the kickoff II yards to his
own 30-yard line. Schuepback tore
off 20 yards around left end for a
first down. Silver made another
with the aid Of a five-yard penalty
against st. Mary's for an offside.
Schuepbach gained ten yards for a
third first down and then Silver
made two more almost single hand
ed, WitherSpoon going e r for a
touchdown. Waters ki:A went wide
Many fumbles. penalties for Off
sides against st. Mary's nd ex-
changes of punts occupied re-
mainder Of the quarter. The second
period was well under way when
Witherspoon intercepted q Button
pass. TWO first downs and then
Silver passed to Drake for a 20
yard gain and touchdown. Waters
kick again went wide.
The second half started with
Harrington seconds in the Lineup
and before the period was vel
advanced Rektorik had placed a
third team in the field. A punt put
the ball in st. Mary's possession
on hire own one : yard line. She
fumbled and Sing recovered the
ball Silver soon went over for a
counter. A bad pass from center
caused try for extra point TO fizzle,
Lawrence Runs Club
The fourth period was featured
by intercepted ST. Mary'S passes By
Seibert and Witherspoon. St. Mary's
made its lone first down on a pass,
Condor 10 Prado, and the first
string went back on the field 10
prevent a score. Jimmy Lawrence,
whose foot was injured In the Port
Arthur game, returned to the field
but did little more than direct
play. He played only a few min
utes at the start.
The Cardinals made is first
downs In the course OF the game To
one by the Buttons.
The visitors were penalized fire.
quently, mostly for offsides and
two incomplete passes In succession
but once for holding. They ~criticiz-
ed the officiating throughout the
contest.
Starting lineups:
ST. Mary's O). Harlingen Qs)
fTdoOS DRAKE
Left End
NuSocA LAWS
Left Tackle
PoSS Hartln
Left Guard
hllCleE LOIdNO
Center
bdICe4Oud waters
Right Guard
Filizola Co .:........... McElroy
Right Tackle
Simon Wilhelm
Right End
Condor Lawrence
Quarterback
HOODS SCnuepDdCl
Left Half
Beck Witherspoon
Right Half
GuduQ Sl4FeI
Full rae
Substitutes: ST. Mays Vela.
Ebest. Peche. Dingle, Kaine Schott,
Adams. MISUNDERSTANDING. Nc
Farland. Elmore, Rabelais. Ander-
son, Donaho. Beck. Sapp. FLETCHER,
Davis, BARLEY, Barnhart, Nelson,
Sing. Anglin, Washam. Garrett,
Cunningham. Hortung. Garcia, Call,
Crown. Seibert. Klei
Officials: Osborne, referee: John
son, umpire; Aud. head linesman.
Quarters. II ID minutes.