, 1934-12-08
DONNA WAMPS
FELINES 53-7
Arkansas Pass Proves to Be
No Match for Valley
Eleven
500 U ~ HeEaIdl

Eigh School Redskins, Lower Rio
Grande Valley Glass b football
champions. poWerhoused their way
to a 90 10 7 decision over The
Arkansas Pass Golden Panthers here
FRIDAY afternoon to win the b.
district title for Districts 25-B and
26-B III South Texas.
The Indians will meet the Hondo
Owls Friday for the regional cham
pi0nship next week. Donna school
authorities expected to open nego-
tiatiuns for the tilt Saturday or
Sunday In an effort TO have the
game played here Hondo beat Bee
vile 2I-O for the bi-district title.
Arkansas Pass threI a scare into
the Indians and their numerous
followers BY scoring on a long pass
in the first three minutes OF play.
After Arkansas Pass kicked off 70
the Donna IA Reed punted outside
on the Donna p. Brewster stepped
back and dropped a beautiful pass
into w. Erwin's arms as the latter
stood on the goal line. NetheSon
circled right end for point.
Donna came back quickly and
started the power plays that have
gained hundreds OF yards for the
wild Indians this year. Sargent
recovered Savages tumble Of Reeds
punt on the Panther II 10 start the
Donna recovery. Using nothing but
off-tackle plays ar savage smash-1
e. at the line, the Indian backs.
operating behind and benetitins
from virtually perfect BLOCKING BY
the line. scored after making three
consecutive first downs, Reed hit
center Tor the score and Barnard
eircled right end for extra point TO
DE the score.
Plenty OF Scores
Donna scored four times IN the
second quarter.
Palmer's punt was blocked or the
Panther ) and Sargent recovered
and fell across the goal line 0 few
moments after the period opened.
Barnard made extra point around
right end.
Taking the bah on the Panther
az. Donna again used power PLAYS.
calling upon Barnard TO carry the
ball the last 40 yards ID three first
downs. Barnard scored over center
and hit left tackle for point.
Reed punted yer the goal line
but the play was called back and
Arkansas Pass penali2ed ID yards TO
their own ID To give Donna first
down Oh the Panther ID. Barnard
and Reed scored IN five plays, Reed
hitting center for point.
Near the end OF the period. Dom
ma kicked of. While AnEelloy.
Panther safety man was waiting
for the ball % roll across the goal
lire. ~Stooksbery fell Oh the ball TO
recover Donna'S kickoff and the
Indians took the ball on the PAN
ther 1-foot line. Barnard took IL
over I'M one trv. Reeds ATTEMPT
through center fO- point falling.
Score az half. Donna 80, Arkansas
Pass r.
Donna scored twice Id the third
period. After returning the Pan
ther cunt from his 80 20 Ibis Is
yard line, Barnard teamed uD with
Reed 10 make three consecutive
first downs. placing the ball ON the
Panther =. Reed made : and Stuart
carried the ball across. Barnard
making point through left tackle.
Another Drive
Martin intercepted BreWster's
pass on the Panther 10 70 start
another touchdown drive. Stuart
and Barnard made three ~cOnsecu-
tive first downs To the Arkansas Pass
?, Stuart going over for the score.
Reed failed 40 center for point.
In the last period, Donna scored
once. Taking the ball on their own
IS. Reed. S~to0ksberry and Stuart
used line plays and two forward
passea 10 score. Barnard making
point through left tackle.
AZ the game ended. Reed Da5o
TO MatteSon from the Arkansas Pass /,
2 dropped out Of Mattesons arms
on the goal line.
The gaping holes the Indian
linemen opened I'D the Panther
defense and thc Well-nlgh perfect
blocking that enabled Indian backs
70 gain ground almost at viii were
features of the game.
For Arkansas Pass. Savage, BreWS-
ter. Palmer and MatheSon PLAYED
superb football. They played the
entire game against Indian first
string stars and ample Donna
reserve strength. proving 70 the
spectators their gameness ami
ability to take III"
The starting lineupS
Sargent ....-...... w Erwin
Left End
Matteson Palmer
Lett Tackle
xrortou-av Moore