Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-24


bass repeatedly tore holes through
the opposition. The immediate path
to the score was paved by Wagner
when he made a 16 yard gain. Fox
added 8 more and then Wagner
advanced for a first down on the
Calexico 3 from which point he car
ried the pigskin over for the score.
FoX's attempt at conversion was no
good and the Spartans led by a 60
count.
Last Quarter Scary
Opening the second half the
SpartarS lost little time in check
ing up their second touchdown. TAX
ing the ball after an exchange of
runts on the Bulldog 25 yard stripe,
Wagner, Fox and Lambeth alter
mated in advancing it to the CaleX
leo 6. With a first down at that
point, Wagner again toted the pig
skin over the goal line and Fox con
verted to make the score 1870 in ia
vor of the Spartans.
In the final quarter the Bulldogs
opened up their passing game with
deadly effect. Forwards and later
ais were mixed up SO nicely and
with such timely precision that the
ball was soon deep in Spartan ter
ritory. The last of series of these
passes gave the CaleXican a first
down on the Spartan 5-yard line.
Carrillo tried the line and was held
for no gain. A wide end run to the
left side of the field lost one yard
for the CaleXicans and it looked as
if the Border City boys were to be
denied the score. Joe Andrade then
packed the old ball under his arm,
swept wide out around his right
end, cut in near the far right side
of the field and crossed the line for
the score. The conversion attempt
was no good and the score stood
1876 in favor of the Spartans.
With less than two minutes re
manning to play after this Bulldog
score, the Spartans received and ad-
vanced the ball from their 20 to the
Sc. "A five-yard penalty set them
back to the 81 At this juncture
with but seconds to play a Spar
tan tumble was recovered by the
Bulldogs in scoring territory but
before a play could be called the
game was over.
The entire Spartan team played
stellar ball last night and many of
the players were making their last
appearance for the Spartan varsity
on the local field. Edgar, Aaron
/ Weigand and Furbass were outSand-
ing on the Spartan line with Lam
beth starring in the backfield. Wag.
oner shone by his ball toting abili'
ties.
Calexicc Passing Good
For Calexico Garlic, Ritter, An
drade and Kokobun shone both by
their ball carrying skill and accu
racy in throwing and receiving for
ward and lateral passes. The Calex-
leans outplayed the locals in the
passing department of the game
and had they opened up their pass
ing sooner the outcome might have
been different. Necochea, Barron
Erquiauga and Eady stood out in
the Calexico line for their sterling
play.
Statistics of the game show Cal
exico made eight first downs tc
seven for Central. The Spartans
tried five forward passes, three OF
which were incomplete and two in
tercepted by CaleXico. The Bulldogs
took to the air six times, four OF
these passes being good while two
were knocked down.
The Spartans lost 20 yards by
penalties and the Bulldogs Is. Sew
eral other penalties were called or
both teams during the game but
refused by the opponents. Five
times out were taken by the Spar
tans with three for the Bulldogs
Calexico fumbled twice, the ball be
ing recovered by the Spartans both
times. Central fumbled three times
recovering once and losing the ball
| to Calexico twice.
Score by quarters:
2 3 Total