Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-10

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wart backing up of his inesmen on
defense drew the plaudits of the
spectators continually. Beaver,
Viking linesman, was also noted for
his sterling work. Bush and Spear
of the Spartans covered themselves
with glory for their play. Bush emu
lated Morgan in backing up his line
and was in play after play which
stopped the Holtville backs when
they attempted to run the field.
Spear in the line broke up many
Holtville plays and plugged up holes
through which the Viking backs
tried to work their way.
Jones Kicking Star
Morgan, however, marred his eff
cheney by fumbling when tackled,
four of these misplays being chalked
up against him. But when he tuck
, ed the old pigskin under his arm
and started places he was very hard
to stop until he had covered several
yards in his progress.
The Spartans uncovered star
kicker in Bill Jones who entered the
game several times last night and
by his remarkable boots pulled Cen
trail out of difficulties. Dillbeck,
Aaron, Edgar and Gibson with Fur
bass, Wagner and Lambeth, play
ed their usually stellar game. Edgar
particularly starred in stopping
Morgan'S line plungeS.
However, outside of Morgan's line
plunging proWess the back field
stars of either team found the go
ing extremely difficult because nei.
ther line gave way before the on
slaughts to any great extent, par
ticularly when their goal was
threatened.
The first half was punting con-
test with neither team having much
advantage until Jones got in with
his long kicks.
The following statistics indicate
how the play went last night. The
SpartanS took to the air 18 times.
Fourteen of these heaves were in
complete, three completed and one
was intercepted. Holtville threw IA
passes of which six were completed,
eight incompleted and none inter
cepted.
The Vikings made eight first
downs to two for the Spartans. Cen
tral drew four penalties for 40 yards
while the Vikings were nicked three
times for 35-yard loss. The Spar
tans fumbled but once during the
game and this was recovered by one
of their own players. The Holtvill-
ers, however, bobbled four times and
each of these was grabbed by
Spartan player.
Brawleys 147 victory over the
Calexico team last night gives the
Wildcats an edge in the league
standings. They have but one tie
on their records while the Spartans
because of last nights game have
been tied twice this season.
In a game featured by long Scor-
ing runs, the Brawley Wildcats de
feated the CaleXico Bulldogs, lat
in a league game on the border city
gridiron last night. AT half time the
score was knotted TT but in the
final half Brawley pulled ahead to
score the winning touchdown.
Andrade put on the real thriller
of the game when he sprinted 10
yards for the lone CaleXico score.
Sasaki, the flashy little Brawley
quarterback turned in 35 yard
jaunt which was also equaled by
Kokobu of the CaleXico team.
This victory leaves the Wildcats
with a clean slate of two victories
and one tie game, the latter being
the &c affair here last week with
the Spartans. The schedule for next
week finds Ell Centro playing at
Brawley in a game which will pro
bably decide the championship for
this season.