Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-11
STEERS ARE
OUTPLAYED
Jameson, Valley Product,
Scores Winning
BY CHARLES 4. SIMMONS
Associated Press Staff Writer

0erQO8 tOOk the 1OLOIS To-Day NleI
a battling and vicious Rice Insti-
tute eleven, doped TO lose by a.
least two touchdowns, swept thu
hitherto all powerful University o.
Texas off its feet and marched OF.
with q Z to 0 victory.
The score came in the middle o
the fourth period after Rice hat
consistently played the LonghornI
off their feet. Texas highly touteS
powerhouse attack was stopped
dead by the alert Rice forward
who out charged and out Tough
their more experienced opponent
and broke up play after play tries
by Texas.
Jamerson, q substitute half back
crossed the Texas goal on q latera
pass from Frye, another substitute
back. The pass was good for five
yards and Jamerson ran ten NOR.
to score, aided by beautiful inter
ference.
Jamerson scored the point after
touchdown on q beautiful pas
from Frye. II was almost tho
duplicate OF the one that resulted
In the touchdown.
Texas started the game like sure
winners and gained 81 yards from
scrimmage In the first few min
utes. The scoring threat stopped a.
the 30-yard line when Blantor
tried 10 place kick that was wide
by a few feet. From there on out
1t was Rice's day and Texas never
penetrated the Rice 20-yard line.
More Threats
Rice threatened seriously 10 score
on three other occas )ns, two Of
them brought about directly BY
Texas fumbles.
The Rice team worked beautifully
as a unit and presented a united
front to all Texas both thru the
line, around the ends and thru
the air. Rice had the better OF the
contest in al departments, out
passing, out running and out
punting the 1880 Southwest con-
ference champions.
The game was a repetition OF
the battle last year at Houston
when Rice, also rated as the weaker
team, turned in a 6 10 0 win that
almost cost Texas the Southwest
conference title.
Texas today displayed little that
smacked OF championship football
The Longhorns passing was erratic
and inaccurate, their blocking far
below par and their tackling eff
forts futile. Only at times did they
show the form that carried them
thru to the 1880 title.
1t would be impossible TO pick
out the stars on the Rice team. so
cohesive was the action Of the Owls.
Frye, T. Driscoll and v. Driscoll.
Wallace and Jamerson all gave
Texas trouble.
Stafford, Elkins and Koy, the
Texas powerhouse attack, could not
get started.
The game was played u-der a
b~listering sun.
Nice Gains Most
Rice gained 20l yards from
scrimmage; and rs yards from
passes, completing five out OF ten.
Rice made Is first downs.
Texas was able to make only ll6
yards from scrimmage and 81 via
the air, completing five out Of IA
heaves. Texas made eve first
downs. Texas lost is yards from
scrimmage and Rice .oSt Is yards.
Line up and summary:
Texas tOj Pos. Rice Cd
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EuITn EdSGAAaC
Left End
Blanton Hassell
Left Tackle
HOdReS DlChcy
Left Guard
H0wle Harris
Center
COOK burke
MOOQy COLhAA
Right Tackle
DuD0Se bOllallhol
Right End
ElklnS SQustes
Quarterback
Stafford .................. Muener
Left Half
Burr 1nrdSneI
Right Half
Kov .....,............... Driscoll
Fullback
Score by periods.
Texas y y
Rice 0 o z
Rice scoring: Jamerson, substitute
for L. Driscoll. touchdown. Point
after touchdown. Jamerson (paSs
from Frye. Referee. viner, mis-