Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-24
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Not to the surprise of any valley
fans, Lee Bogles Calexico Bulldogs
turned Friday nights football game
against Brawley into marathonic
field meet and climaxed the eve
ning's entertainment by substitute
ing subs for other subs and ending
the contest with genuine allmid-
get show at CaleXico.
When the final gun had sounded
and the Bulldogs were on the long
end of a 80 to IA score, CaleXico's
hold on the valley conference cham
pionship undoubtedly was cinched.
Boyle kept his pre-game promise
and unloosed all the bag of tricks
in the gridiron books, his men
throwing passes all over the turf,
double and triple reverses, the hid
den ball stunt and even the anti
quated statue of liberty play, and
came up with a 80 to ID victory
1t might have been twice that, if
the border school mentor had elect
ed that it be SO.
BRAWLEY OUTPLAYED
BraWley never had a chance to
see Calexico's goal stripe until the
last quarter when Boyle introduced
his all-midget line, babes in arms,
as it were, each of whom probably
had tough time breaking the 100
mark on the Fairbanks
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twice each in the second and third,
when Coach Boyle decided to give
all the boys shot at the visiting
Brawley squad, and introduced his
mites, who allowed Coach Cart
Wrights boys a chance to put over
two touchdowns, without conver-
sions and a safety which netted
them two extra tallies.
Fred Brown, Calexico's fullback,
went over for the Bulldogs first
marker from the one-yard line.
and again pushed the ball over for
the conversion, in the first half.
He chalked up two others of CAL
eXico's five touchdoWns.
SECOND TOUCHDOWN
The second score in the second
quarter was accounted for by Left
Half Richard Felix who also carried
the ball over for the conversion
on the old statue of liberty play.
Ralph Samaha, Bulldog quarter
back, tossed 2O-yard pass to
Ramirez, after two lateral passes
behind the line of scrimmage, who
romped over for the third tally.
Rushing into a huddle as the
third quarter got under way, the
Bulldogs pulled the old hidden ball
trick and marched down the field
for the fourth score before Brawley
men knew where the pigskin was
concealed
Then to climax Calexicos side of
the scoring efforts, Charles Fimbre
secondlstrlng quarterback, ran the
ball to BraWley's 22-yard line from
his own ten, then passed to Rami-
rez, VINO had hidden" ON the side
lines, and who ran over for the
marker.
VISITORS SCORE
ANS, cSioiC DOSle Se0U IN
MS Tiny mites, did the visitors from
BraWley threaten the Bulldogs. In
.iie last TWO minutes of play in the
llrSt haf the visitors drove the ball
ooWn to CaleXicos siX-yard line.
out the bulldogs held and the gun
ended the half.
In the last quarter, R. johnson.
braWley right-half, set up the first
Brawley touchdown by taking the
Kickoff on his own 25-yard line and
running it back to Calexico.s 25
After the ball was worked down TO
Calexico's 3-yard line, Gene Minter.
BraWley's 125-pound left-half went
over for their first tally. After
Brawley scored again with a safety
Z. Foster, substitute right-haif
went over for the final BraWley
score. "-e'
Bogle's offense and defense were
unbeatable last night, as far as
valley teams are concerned and
the pulWark of his defense was
young o. Morlet.
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