Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 2

November 25, 1927 LOBOS; FIN I UNDEFEATED ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL SEASON offensive was nipped before it grew 10-yard tins and dashed aoross for six mora points. Troy for goal waa successful, after the last touch BIG TEH IliES ALL-CONFERENCE FOOTBALL TEAM BATTER WESTERN STATE OE COLORADO 32 TO 0 "Bill" Strelt of Birmingham, puts forward the nsma of "Phoney" i Smith, Mercer star, who ran through Georgia 10 yards for a touchdown last week. The southwest halls Joel Hunt of the Texas Aggies, as one ot ti greatest backs that section has ever produced, but there 1 anf equally strident note sounded for Gerald Mann, quarterback of the' Southern Methodist Mustangs.8 Rags Mathews, Texas Christian end, Is another favorite of the Lone Star belt. From the far west come echoes of the stalwart achievement of such stars as Captain Morley? Drury and jess Hlbbs, giant III TMIIIMIIlfE Visitors Put Up Bewildering Passing Exhibi tion, But New Mexico Comes Back Strong in Last Part of Second Period to Put Over Two Touchdowns; Long and Armstrong of Southern California; of Larry Bettencourt, St. Mary' center, and Frlti Coltrin.

California tackle. $1 The middle west has Gilbert and Oosterbaan of Michigan, Joesttngy and Hanson of Minnesota, NowacMf Bennle Oosterbaan of Michigan as unanimous choices, the all-conference team chosen annually by coaches of the Big Ten for the Associated Press was announced here. TUs Minnesota fullback and the Michigan end were selected without a dissenting vote for their same positions on the coaches' honorary eleven, followed closely by Ras-kowaki of Ohio at tackle, Baer of Michigan at guard and Crotoot of Wisconsin at quarterback, who fell Just ot unanimous choices. Roust of Chicago was selected at center, beating Reltsch of Illinois by one vote. The other winner of mythical honors were Hanson, Minnesota, guard; No-wark, Illinois, a kle; Fisher, Northwestern, end; Gilbert, Michigan, balf'jack, and Almqulst, Minnesota, halfback.

All-conference selections ot the western conference coaches chosen tor the Associated Press: Joestln, Mlnesota Lewis, Northwes First Team Pos. Second Team Oosterbaan, Minn. Left End Raskowskl, Nelson, Iowa Left Tackle Hanson, Minn Mathews, Ind. Left Guard Rouse, 'Chicago. 111.

Center Baer, Mich. Minn. Right Guard Nowack, III. Minn. Right Tackle Flaher.

Grange. 111. Right End Crofott, Wis Eby, Ohio Quarterback Gilbert, Mich HI. Left Halfback Almqulst, Purdue Right Halfback Joesting, Minn Lewis, NW. Fullback 13 TO 0 AFTER El Paso Tigers Push Over Two Touchdowns in Final Quarter; Muddy Field Hampers Albuquerque (By TOM ROEHL) EL PASO, Texas, Nov.

24 (Spe cial) Taking full advantage of the breaks, the El l'aso Tigers took a deep revenge on their toes from up the Rio Grand and sent them home to Albuquerque with the score lt-0 against them. The Tigers lost to the Bulldog In last year' encounter at Albuquerque and it was wlt.t a great deal of sat isfaction that they exactly reversed last season' score. After carrying the attack for three periods, the Bulldog suddenly let down and the El Paso- ans shoved over two' touchdowns in short order in closing pe riod. Newgebauer, on an ond around play, went over tor the first tally. Shortly after, Osborne Intercepted a Bulldog pass on the 114 yards, had 15 incomplete, one penalised and two Intercepted.

W. 3. C. completed 11 for Itt yards, had IS Incomplete, two penalised and Intercepted. Kickoffs Lobo tor 49 2-7 W.

S. C. none. Kickoffs back W. S.

tor 21 2-T av. Punts Lobo 7 for 35 1-7 W. 8. C. tor 11 7-1 av.

Fumblea Loboa 1, W. S. C. 4. Fumbles recovered Lobos 8, S.

C. 2. Lost ball on downs Lobo W. S. C.

2. Penalties Lobos for 15; W. S. C. 8 for 45.

Net total gain Lobos 120, 9. C. 154. BULLDOGS LOS FLASHY OPENING Star in Backfield and Craven in Line The New Mexico Lobos climaxed the greatest season a Lobo team has ever had when they fought their way to a 82-0 victory over Western Colorado State on Lobo field Thursday afternoon in the final game of the season to five them a record of seven victories and one defeat. A decisive victory over a Rocky mountain conference team, in addition to the undisputed championship of the southwest, gives the 1927 Lobo team the best record ever down.

The Bulldogs, running the ends for moat of their gains, were embarrassed by a muddy, slippery field, whlls the boys from the lowei river, hitting the line as they did, were not troubled to a great extent. The Bulldogs kicked off to the is mini line. The Tlarera. after several fruitless plunges, punted, the ball going over uiassman head and rolling to the 10-yard ed, but lost five yards. The Bulldogs punted to their own 40-yard line, then the Tigers carried it down the field 15 yards on running plays.

When the Bulldogs mi th hall aaraln Walah vent all yards around end and Glassman and Renfro hit the line for a first down. Walsh went 25 yards rmind end. dodsflna the whole Tiger tesm, but being forced out ot bounds by the safety. A pass to Barnett for nine yards, and an off tackle buck by Walsh gave Albuquerque another first down. Walsh passed 20 yards to Glassman who dropped the ball on the two-yard line.

The Bulldogs lost ths ball on th 20-yard line after being penal- tnr (wa InonmnlAta Basses. The Bulldogs held again, forcing El Paso to punt. Glassman ran th mint hack five varda. Then Walah, with perfect six man Inter ference, went down the field 40 yards to the 20-yard line. Clansman went one vard throueh center then Walsh hit the line for 10 yards to put the ball on the varf Una Vann fmnhlpd but recovered.

The quarter ended with thj ball on the 22-yard line, score 0 to 0. Walsh Runs Wild During the next period Walsh run th enria raflreeil for a total of 65 yards, while his passing to Barnett and uiassman put me Canines In a position to score several times. During the third quarter, the Bulldogs had the ball on the six-yard tine but failed to shove It across. Then with the fourth quarter half gone, the Ti gers began a drive which ended only when Osborne Intercepted Glassman's pass. Prochnow start- of Illinois and Raskowskl ot Ohlom State, to mention a few of the out-1! standing stars: the east has Its Ms raters, Wltlmer, Glbby Wetcfc, T)ud Charlesworth, Bud Claud i Orlgsby and a pair of great Penn tackles.

Smith and Hako. TEXAS AGGIES DEFEAT TEXAS UJBY 28 TO 7 COLLEGE STATION. Nov. 24 OP) The Texas A. and M.

Aggies battled their way to another Southwest conference champion-ship here Thursday when they downed the Longhorns ot the University ef Texas, It to in their' annual nlnah Joesting of Minnesota and Oosterbaan of Michigan Are Unanimous Choice of All Coaches CHICAGO. Nov. 24 COT Led by Herb Joesting of Minnesota and ed up the field after El Paso fumbled on their five-yard line, but was downed as the game ended. Ralston and Osborne starred for El Paso, while Walsh made most ot the Bulldog gains. First downs were even, there being 12 tor each side.

Ths lineup follow: Bulldog Tiger Barnett Rallston Left End Puccettll Harden Left Tackle Lomorrl Owen Left Guard Hatch Lea Center Miller Tlgner Right Guard Canfleld Sullivan Right Tackle Barton Neugerbauer Right End Glassman Sohereffler Quarterback Vann Simpson Right Halfback Renfro -Simon Left Halfback Walsh Osborne Fullback Substitutions: Bulldogs, Gregg for Canfleld, Prochnow for Walsh. Gere for Vann, Gooch for Barton, Gregg for Lammorrl, Prochnow for Walsh, Boren for Hatch, Wll-kerson for Puceettl, McCulley for Miller, Bachechl tor Glassman. None. Montoya for Barton Tigers diagonal pass fo the left, and Long ran for atouchdown. Crist missed the kick for the extra point.

Long Stars A couple of minutes later Long ran a punt back TO yards and was pulled down on the Mountaineer five-yard line by Downs. Dolza-delli carried the ball over in two stabe at the line, and Armstrong missed the placekick for extra Hunt's unerring passes and lonff dangerous. Moar Intercepted a W. S. C.

pass lata In the game and ran it back tO yards to the three yard tine, then Long dived over the line for a touchdown, and Armstrong converted with a placekick, the last scoring these boys will do in col lege. The game ended with the Mountaineers' ball on the Lobo 44 yard line after Downs had hit the center of the line for eight yards. -Lobos Start Slow It was the same old story of a Lobo team taking its time to get started, then sweeping on to victory. Of 204 points the Lobos have scored this year, none have been scored In the first quarter. On the other hand, ot the tl points scored against them, not ons has been cored In the first half.

The Lobo line leaked in the first quarter, al lowing the W. C. forwards to leak through and rush the passers, but It tightened up afterward and played up to its usual high stand ard, defensively. Its offensive work waa not up to par, however. The defensive work ot Mannia Foster stood out above that ot any other lineman on the field.

Ho was knocked groggy in the first quarter, his nose smeared all over his faco. but ha stayed in the game until lata In the final period when the subs went in. Wlllson shone defensively In the Itobo backfield. Stafford, diminutive Mountaineer halfback, starred for the visitors, lugging the ball In brilliant fashion and being on the receiving end of the lion's share of their passes. Captain Whalley looked good In the Mountaineer team.

Lineups! Lobos W. 8. Crawford Left End Blackburn Left Tackle Tlraley Left Guard Whalley (C) Center E. Crist Oryse Foster Craven Stinnett Wilson Seery Long Brand Right Guard Right Tackle Fraiser Gorsuch Right End Quarterback Downs Armstrong (C) Left Half Dolsadelll Stafford Rieht Halt Wlllson Morley Fullback Substitutions: Lobos Crist for Beery. Wylle for E.

Crist, Moar tor Armstrong. Armstrong for Moar. MeFarland for Wlllson, Reardon for De Gryse, Bostick for Foster, Good for DoliadelU, Jenkins for Stinnett. Moore for Wylle, Rldeout for R. Crist, Muncle for MeFarland, Kelly for Moore, Rum.

mell for Bostick, Osuna for Jenkins, Phillips for Wylle, Howden for Rummell. W. S. suo- stltutlons. Scoring Touchdowns, ixng a nmxadalli.

Armstrong. Points aft er Armstrong by place kick and Long to Armstrong, forward pass Quarters: Lobos 0 12 1 J- 2 w. s. 0 00 c.forea Ream (Otterbein): um pire. Barton (McPherson); head linesman, Hart (Kansas.) Summary: First downs Lobos W.

S. C. lTards by rushing Lobos 133, W. 8. C.

114. Yards lost by rushing Lobo W. 8. C. t8.

Passes Lobos completed I for runs, nesiaes nis worn as signal i caller, contributed more than any other one thing to the Aggie victory. RELIEF FROM Ql tC ITCHINu XT ILsHO Is utck when PAZO OINTMENT Is applied, it will surpriM yon. Druggists ara kaanlr tntcrattad In the ramadjr and are raaommfidtni It to thalr euatomara. Aik tout DruggUt abant PAZO OINT ME NT. in tubes with pile pipe, I6es ot in tin box, (Oc.

Talk of AD-Amerlcan Big game climaxes are helping to concentrate the spotlight on All-American candidates. Below the Mason and Dixon line, the experts are lilting the pralWk of Bill 8pears, Vanderbilt quarterback, along with McQrary, Georgia fullback; Nash and Cap tab- Chick Shiver, Georgia ends. A prominent southern official. achieved by any Lobo team. Three Lobo, playing their last gam tor the cherry ana silver, turned in their beat performance of the year, Malcolm Long and Captain Rusty Armstrong playing their beat game In the backfield and Harry Craven playing a whale game In the line, despite the tact that he waa ahlfted from guard to center tor thla game.

The Mountaineers sprung a flock trick plays, including some deceptive lateral passes, on the Lebos and had the Hilltoppers guessing during the first period and well along into the second quarter. In fact, the lateral pass attack was effective throughout the game. But the Lobos got going in the second period, piled up couple of touchdowns, put the gam on Ice with two more in the third quarter, and team composed mostly of substitutes crossed the Mountalnerr goal In the final period. Twice the Lobos crossed the vis-, ltors goal in the first quarter, but neither touchdown waa allowed. DoUadelU made a brilliant 74-yard run through the entire Moun.

talaeer team on the first offensive play the Lobos made, but his net gain was two yards, as he stepped oa the sideline at the beginning of his Jaunt. Wlllson passed to Elm Crist for 25 yards and a touchdown shortly afterward, but the) ball waa called back and the Lobo penalised It yards for hold-to. Visitors Gain The Mountaineers gained more round than the Lobos, making It first downs to the Lobos eight, but the Lobos gained yards when they wanted, while the Coloradoans lacked the punch to advance the when In scoring territory. They were held tor downs on the Lobo It-yard line In the first period and on the l-yard line in the second quarter. Spectacular running back ot pants by Long led directly to the first two Lobo touchdowns, one run for TO yards being the most spectacular made In any game the Lobos have played this season.

Long ran a punt back 23 yards to the Mountaineer IS-yard line In the second quarter, then Armstrong passed to Long, a short. point. The half ended with Lobos' ball on their own 40-yard line and the score li-0. The Loboa had another touchdown within three minutes after the third quarter opened. Armstrong and Long were the big noises In this scoring effort.

He Intercepted a pass on the Mountaineer 4 6 -yard line and ran it back three yards, then ran 14 yards on a cutback play for first down on the 28 -yard line. Long slipped through left tackle for 20 yards to plant the ball on the eight-yard line. Armstrong made three yards through right tackle, then Dolza-delU lacked a yard of carrying the ball over on the next play. Long carried the ball around his left end for a touchdown on a crisscross. Crtat's placekick waa blocked, and the score "as 18-0.

Long, Armstrong Feature Long and Armstrong featured in the fourth touchdown, which came near the end of the third quarter. Armstrong cut through right tackle for ten yards, then passed to Long, who jvas pulled down by Downs again: on the nine yard line after a 11 yard gain. Dolzadelll hit the line for three yards. Armstrong lost a yard, then cut through right tackle for 'six yards to put the ball on the one yard line. He carried it over on the next play, cutting through right tackle again.

Long passed to Armstrong for the extra point, and the count was 26-0. Johnson began substituting freely shortly after the first quarter opened, and Stafford did some spectacular ball lugging for the visitors He raced around right end for 21 yards, then around the other end for 11 yards to put the ball on -the Lobo 44 yard line, but the Lobos recovered a tumble, and the It ame The cigarette that knows how to "he itself" There is no "pose" about CameL It's just a good honest cigarette the best ever and it doesn't try to be anything else. kil4r. Attractively Priced II At $2.95 jpfeTfT ujyimi I QHARMING BAGS they I H-L, Jl1 PP are, in the very smart- A 2LJZTjS if I est styles of the Winter 1 liSfftr 'I'M it the very bags you will lOitH. I' wish for Christmas Gifts.

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