Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 6

ALBUQUERQUE JOUKINAL November 29, 1929 Lobos Tie Lombard by Desperate Last Minute Attack on Visitors' Goa Page Six held the Horsemen at bay aim SCORE OF 7 TO 7 FOOTBALL RESULTS SANTA FE HIGH WINS FROM ST. MICHAEL'S: GETS CAPITAL TITLE SANTA FE, Nov. 2 OP) The Santa Fe high school Demons Thursday won the football championship of Santa Fe by defeating St. Michael' college I to 0 hi the annual Turkey day game between the two Capital City teams. The Demons were able to aqueez over one touchdown but failed to make the extra point, while they HIGHSCH00L FOOTBALL State championship: Final: Boulder.

20; East (Denver), 12. Menaul, Gallup, 8. Santa Fe, St. 0. Tucumcarl, 12: Las Vegas, I.

I.ordsrburg, MorencI, J. Tucumcarl Seconds, 13; Ranch-dale, Albuquerque Indians, 57; 8t. Mary', 0. Iioswell, Las Cruces, T. Artesia, Carlsbad, 0.

Clovls, 33; FortaV. Normal University, 17; University of New Mexico Frosh, 0. throughout the game. In the closing minute of fourth quarter, St. Mike thj pas pass In an attempt score, but one was halted when Ineleglbl Player received a and another was stopped wl the passer, besieged hv a.

moh tackles, threw the ball only a eei ana it waa Intercepted by i of th Demon. Th game en. with the ball ln possession of Demon on St. Mike'e flve-yi line. MI 81111 TOLD I HOW 10 College, 7.

St. Mary College, Winona, 20; St. Thomas, 8. Colorado College, 13, Colorado Mines, 0. Santa Rosa College, 3S; Weber, 11.

Idaho, 41; Southern Branch, 7. Bchrelner Institute (Kerrvllle, Texas) 17; Sul Rcs Teachers, 13. Akron, Mt. Union, 0. Henderson State Teacher (Ark.) 48; Ouachita, 0.

Howard Payn, 14; Southwestern (Texa), 0. Oklahoma Baptist University, IS; Phillip University, C. Montana State, Mount Bt. Charles, 0. Wllberforc.

14; West Virginia 0. Bethany, 13; McPherson, 0. Missouri Valley, 13; Central, 8. St. Mary' college.

20; St. Thoma college, 0. Simmon university, 21; Texas Tech, 0. Grove City, Thlel, 0. Spring Hill, 40; Union 0.

Cathollo university, 48; George Washington, 8. Ersklne, 28; Southern, 0. Simpson, 28; Penn college (Iowa), 0. Iowa Wesleyan, 26; Parsons, 8. Sacramento Junior college, 33; San Mateo Junior college, 20.

University of California at Lo Angeles, 14: Montana, 0. SET RID OF GRAY I II! II SJ SCORE Game Is Part of the Annua! Homecoming Celebration of Vegas School; 150 Alumni Are Present LAS VEGAS. Nov. 2S P)Xew Mexico Normal university completely outclassed the University of New Mexico freshmen In a homecoming day spectacle here Thursday and won S7 to 0. Marlon Clarke of Normal university scored three of his team's touchdowns, and made several long runs through the University team, The Normallte were superior at every stags of the game and the freshmen from the University were never In danger of scoring.

The home coming day celebrations opened Wednesday night with a huge bonfire and pep meeting, and Thursday there was a parade. About 150 alumni rett. ned for the game, and the attendance largest ever recorded at Normal university football games. The homecoming jubilee enJoJ at night with an attendance at the annual masquerade ball o. the Kusl Las Vegas fire department.

WIXS MAIUTHO.V SHERIDAN, Nov. 28 OP) Xed Trembath, of Sheridan, won the annual midnight marathon foot race here Thursday for the second successive year and established a new record for the event of five hours and 55 minutes. The previous mark was six hours and mln- i utes. The race Is over a route from Sheridan to Buffalo. II inn In Six Weeks My Hair Was Back to Its Old Dark Brown Color, and No Artificial Look at All.

Her Friends Rar Over It MRS. WAYNE TELLS OF HOME TREATMENT Carnegie 2U; New York 0. Syracuse, Columbia, 0. Penn, 17; Cornell, 7. Colgate, 32; Brown, 0.

Springfield, 20; Vermont, 0. Western Reserve, 27; Case, 9. Puquesne, 14; Waynesburg, 7. Allentown, Bethlehem, 0. Davis L'lklns, 37; Salem, 6.

Maryland, Mullenberg, 0. W. Virginia, Washington and Jefferson, 0. Clemson, Furman, I. Thlel, Grove City, 0.

Wittenberg, Dayton, 0, Allbrlght, 18; Crsinus, 0. Haskell. 13; St. Xavier, 0. Mllligan college, 13; Tusculum, 0, Miami.

14; V. of Cincinnati, W. Va. Wesleyan, 28; Marshall college, 0. Bucknell, 78; Dickinson, 0.

William and Mary, 25; Richmond, 0. North Carolina, 41; Virginia, T. Kentucky, Tennessee, 4. St. Mary' 31; Oregon, 6.

Nebraska, 31; Iowa State, II. Missouri, 13; Oklahoma, 0. Grinnell, 12; Crelghton, 0. Utah C. 26; Uah Aeglea, T.

Presbyterian, 54: Newberry, 0. St. Ixiuls, Washington, 17, Wichita. 14; Friends, 0. Marquette, 2S; Kansas Aggies, 8.

V. M. I 14 V. P. I.

0. Davidson, 13; Duke, 13. Florida, 25; Washington nd Lee, 7. Gettysburg, 25; F. and 0.

Knox. Monmouth, 0. Vanderbllt, 26; Sewanee, 6. Missouri Valley, 13; Central col lege, 8. Carthage, Macomb, 0.

Centre, 15; Georgetown, 0. Simpson, 26; Term State college, 0. Citadel, Woodford. 8. Detroit C.

Mt. Pleasant, 0. Butler, 33; Ixiyola, 13. Tulane, Louisiana State oi'lcire. 0.

nr.Kly, 13; Cornell, 7. Georgia, 12; Alabama, 0. Pittsburgh, 20; Tenn State, n. Maryland, 39; Johns Hopkins, 6. Emporia Teachers, 19; Kmporla college, 0.

Akron, Mt. I'nlon, 0. Georgia Tech, 19; Alabama Poly, P. M. St.

Johns, 28. Catholic 4S; George Washington, 8. Mlllsar, 33; Cumberland. I. Denver 19; Colorado Aggies, 8.

Colorado college, II; Colorado Mines. 0. Montana Ptate college, Mt. St. Charles collogn, 0.

New Mexl'-o Acgles. N. Military Institute. Pittsburgh, 20; Tenn Ptate, T. Howard University, Lincoln, 0.

Gettysburg, 26; T. and 8. King College, 21; Carson Newman, 0. V. M.

14; V. P. 9. Lake Forest, 13; Mercer, 9. Innir Rhyne, Elon, 14.

Southwestern Wlnfleld, Pittsburgh Teachers, 0. Kansas Wesleyan. Baker, 18. Texas Aggies, 13; Texas University, 0. Chattanocg, 18; Oglethorpe, 8.

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59 Columbia college, Luther, fi. Mornlngslde, South Dakota State, 0. California Institute of Technol ogy. 19; San Diego State College, 8. Georgia, 12; Alabama, 0.

Chadron Normal, 19; Spearflsh S. Normal, 0. Austin College, 14; Trinity. 0. Fresno State, College of Paci fic.

8. Willamette, 40; Whitman, IS. Santa Clara, 37; 1Oyo'a. 0. University of Arizona.

40; Whit- tler college, 0. U. of C. at Los Angeles, 14; Mon tana, 0. Why older tomorrow means PLAY HE GAME AT Farmers Score First, But Roswell Soldiers Come Back to Even It Up, and Game Ends at Seven-All LAS CRUCES, Nov.

2S OP) The New Mexico Military Institute Bronco won the football championship of New Mexico Thursday, by virtue of a 7 to 7 tie with the New Mexico Agglei. The Broncos reigned a champs of New Moxlco gridirons last year. The Broncos, swept somewhat by overconfldence, and the Aggie fired with determln- atlon to win, produced a pair of evenly matched teams. In the college standing In New Mexico on this closing day of the football season, the Bronco head the list with one game tied and no defeats. The New Mexico Aggies rank second with two games tied and no defeats anj the University of New Mexico ranks third with one game tied and one defeat.

The first period here Thursday was played almost entirely In Institute territory, and the Aggies shoved over the first score In the opening of the second period. LImbough took eighteen yards off the Bronco end as the first period ended and the Aggies had the ball In the opening of the second period deep In Bronco territory. A pass, Choate to Mechem, brought the touchdown and Llm-bongh kicked goal. The Institute came back strong after that score and passed the ball down th. field to scoring instance snd another pass M.

Foley to Graham brought the touchdown. M. Foley kicked goal. The third period was uneventful, and the fourth opened with both teams flchMng furiously to score. The longest run of the game came In the closing period when Fritz made thirty yards for the Once In the period the Institute pushed deep Into Angle territory, hut was held for downs.

On the fourth down M. Foley attempted a field goal, but It went wide. The game ended with the ball In the center of the field. A crowd of 3.000 penp! nw the game. ROSWELL FIGHTER IS LOSER TO 0KLAH0MAN AFTER 2 KNOCKDOWNS SEMINOLE, Nov.

2 OP) Caluslne Vincent, who claims the welterwelzht championship of Oklahoma, won a 10 round decision over Ppocdv Pnow, of KnsweH, N. hcr, altll'lUEh Snnvtr twice bis opponent In th firm round. EL PASO HIGHS WIN FROM ALBUQUERQUE 45-6; GAME UNEVENTFUL KL PAPO, Texas, Nov. 2 OP) The El Paso high school Tlers walked over the hlsh school Bulldogs, 45 to 6, In an uneventful game here Thursday. Free Mounting LflS GRUGE 1 These years a caw.

because tlHET Illinois Is Dangerous atSev eral Points, But N. Line Holds; Finish Thrills Big Crowd ISy DEACON ARLEDGE Battling as they hav never battled before, playing superb football against the toughest opponent they have faced thin season, the University of New Mexico Lobon tied the Lombard college Scarlet Tornado 7-7 here Thursday. The tie was moral victory for the Lobos. A crowd of nearly 6,000 fren-tled spectators wer kept on their feet during the last five mlnutea of play as the Lobos pushed across their touchdown and Crist sent hie place kick like a bullet straight between the uprights to tie the score. The crowd kept on Its feet when Lombard, made desperate by the fact that a sure victory had been snatched frorr.

their very grasp, tried three long passes In vain attempt to score after Mercer had made a brilliant 50 yard return of the klckoff. The Lobos recovered fumble In mldfield as the game ended. Five Seniors Fight Five seniors, playing their last game for New Mexico, Inspired the Lobos with a spirit of fight that would not be beaten. A fight that held a powerful Galesiiurg scoring machine scoreless in the second period when they had one foot to make In four downs. A fight that topped countless Lombard drives deep within their own territory.

A fight that made them keep on fighting after Lombard had thought they had conclusively proved their defense wa like a stone wall. Lombard made 12 first downs to even for the Lobos but six times the scarlet-clad figures lost the tall on downs as they tried to advance through the New Mexico line for a touchdown. The Illinois tam had the hall Inside the Iiobo 35 jard line six times during the game. The Illinois team scored first In the third quarter. They had recovered a fumbled punt by Brown en the Lobo SO yard line.

Two assaults on the Una resulted In no gain. Then Ballou got under a 80 yard pass from Lewis which he caught In the end zone. Nichols kicked goals to give Lombard a 7-0 advantage. In Thrw Minutes The Lobos scored their touchdown with less than three minutes left of the playing time. Brown had got off a beautiful pass to Peery and the Lobo end kicked and clawed his way through five tackier to make a total gain of IT yards.

The hall was near the side line. Wlllson took stab at the line on a side line sneak. He wrenched, himself free from a Lombard back near the line of scrimmage after his own line had made a beautiful hole for him, and charged down the field for a gain of 18 yards to plant the hall on the Iomhard yard line. Wlllson hit right guard for five yards on the next play. Brown drove through the left side of the line for three more and Jimmy made it first down on the Scarlet four yard line.

Hector Moar hit right tackle to plant the ball six inches from the goal line. Wlllson carried the ball through center on the next two plays, but ran Into a stone wall of red Jersles each time. On th last down, Brown followed perfect Interference around left end and dove over the line with a tackier hanging on his legs. Crist converted to tie the score. Strong Hod Attack With a line every bit as strong as the Lobo forward wall, and a fast backfleld led by Mercer and Lewis, the Lombard team presented a running attack that waa the strongest the Lobos have had to stop this year.

liut each time the Lombard team nca.red the Lobo goal line, they were stopped short. The whole Lobo line would become a raging mass of charging beef that would break through the Lombard forwards and smear plays before they got well started, the New Mexico hacks were swarming everywhere. The Lobos were fighting to redeem themselves for an otherwise discouraging season. Having failed to win a single game from a worthy opponent this season, the Lobo fought their powerful foe, champions of the Little Nineteen conference of Illinois, to a tie that tamped their mettle on the minds of the cheering crowd and made their season a success. Missed Opportunity Shortly before l'red Brown had crossed the Lombard goal line with the touchdown that tied the score, the Lobos had missed another opportunity.

Wlllson had passed 20 yards to Feery to carry the ball deep Into Lombard territory. On (be next play he tossed a long one way over to the side lines where Brown took It on the three-yard Ine on the dead run. He was atono with not a Lombard back within mile. But Erown dropped the ball, csijght it again. Jusgled II, took a step, then finally let It slip from his grasp.

Mercer Intercepted a Lob.) pas -id tan .5 yards with it In the? 'St (juiirter. but lie stepped out of hounds one fool from the Lobo goal line. Kour by the Lfim' bil ks who had linked so In ml-I'iohl, how hard the Lobo team cuuid tight RILLIANT HUB! when In the shadow of their own goal posts. Shortly after the game opened, Lombard was held for downs on the Lobo ten-yard line after Mer cer, Sweazy ad Lewis had advanced the ball from mldfield on running plays. The Lombard team showed power and punch and fans began to fear the worst for the local boys.

IMaee Kirk Falls Brown made 12 yards around nd of the Lobos' first play and then passed 20 yards to Seery be fore the Lohos were forced to punt. After the on the one-foot lire and an exchange of punts, Nichols, the fleetest back on the field, went around right end for a gain of 2 8 yards before he was pulled down from behind. The Loho line hld again, however, and Mercer's place kirk from the 20-yard line fell short. Wlllson tried a surprise kick close from behind Ms own line of scrimmage, but It fell short only eight yards away. The Gale-sburg team waa held fur downs aaln, however, this time on New Mexico's 21-yard line.

Lewis passed 18 yards to Crnbtree to the Lobo 2 3 -yard line, but a pass on their last down fell short of maklnjf the required ten yards at the half. Shortly after the Lombard scorn In the third period, Mercer and Lewis ech got off brilliant 20-yard runs around end, and Crab-tree hit the line with success. But three stahs) at the line netted no yardage snd an Incomplete pass caused them to lose the baJl on downs atrrtln. This time on New Mexico' 14 -yard stripe. Interrupted Ins Brown passed to Cagle 15 yards, but Lewis (gnt under a long Iinho pass on his own 30-yard line.

The Iohes recovered a fumble on the next play, but when they tried to score on a Ions; pass It was Intercepted. Lewis and Mercer made a first down through the line, but the Lobo defence seemed to get stronger 8S the g.ime progressed. Two exchanges of punts followed and Brown broke loose with one and returned It 23 yards to Lombard' 4 0-yard line. Renfro passed to Brown for a grain of ci yards, but a long pass. Brown to Renfro, was Intercepted by Lewis on Lombard 20-yard line.

A Lombard punt, the Lobo' scoring drive, and the last desperate attack of the Invaders completed the (tamo. The five Lobos who played In their Inst Intercollegiate gain were Jimmy Willsnn, fullback; Wilbur Wilson, tickle; Bob Crist, end; Bill Pe Gryse, tackle, and I'ob Jenkins, guard. As for there were none on the Lobo team. Kvery man was playing his best game of the year. Nestl guard, ballou, end, and Lewis and Mercer were outstand ing fur Lombard.

With Crabtree jtn(1 hittlng Ule ne br. Ilant fashion. Lombard made a net gain of ZH yards, the Lobos, 142. Lineups: New Mexico pos Lombard Rlcs LE Ballou foster LT O'Brien Llpp Li i Konarska RHey Murphy Henderson RQ. Nestl Wllion, W.

Rice Cag! HEimhim Worble Brown Nichols Renfro LH. Mercer Morrison RH Levis Wlllson FB gweazy Substitutions: New. Mexico: Keery for Rice, Crist, for Cagle, Fish for Riley, Batzer for ltenfro, Jenkins for Llpp, De Qryse for Henderson, Good for Renfro, Moar for Morrison, Ealzer for Brown, for Ualzer. Lombard: Crabtree for Mercer, Galloway for Konarska. Summary: First downs: Lobos, Lombard, 12.

Tards gained by rushing: Lobos, 70; Lombard, 54. Yards lost by rushing: Lobo, Lombard, 15. Passes; Lobos: completed 4 for 80 yards gain, had Incomplete, and 8 Intercepted. Lombard completed 4 for 5 5 yard gain, had 6 Incomplete, and 1 Intercepted. Penalties: Ixhos, Lombard, 40.

Tunts: Lobos, 7 for 88 yard av-erage; Lombard 9 for 37 yard aver-ago. mnts back: Lobos, 9 for Lombard, 7 for yard average. Kick offs: Lobos, 4 for 47 yard averaco. Kick offs back: Lombard, 4 for IS yard avernge. Fumbles; Lobos.

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