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was always good for long distances,
and his goal kicking a feature. In the
third quarter, on a straight line buck
he made thirty-five yards for a touch
down, practically running his own in
terference.
There was much joy shown by the
crowd that witnessed the game when
Vesmirovsky went in for Higgin
botham. This was his first game
since being injured at Houston, and
he played excellently, especially in
regard to punting. One of his punts
went seventy yards.
Coach Mason of Tulane has a
dandy team, consisting of a hard-
playing bunch of boys that never give
up. In W. Woodward at full he has
a good player, who several times
tore through A. and M.’s line for
short distances. McLeod, Schwartz,
C. Woodward, and Heard, all played
a fine game, and did fine defensive
work.
During the game there were many
penalties, mostly going to A. and M.
for being off-side or for holding. Only
once was Tulane penalized, and for
off-side.
Coach Moran used many of his sub
stitutes, and started the game with
an entirely different team from .that
he has been accustomed to using at
kick-off.
The game was well attended, per
haps two thousand or more people
being present. “Rusty” Dowell and
his assistants were there, too, let us
not forget, and obtained good support
from the corps when yells were given.
GAME IN DETAIL.
First Quarter.
Higginbotham kicks to Tulane on
twenty-yard line, w r ho advances four
teen yards. Tulane five yards through
center. Tulane fails to gain. Tulane
five yards on line buck. Tulane makes
two yards in three attempts, then
kicks twenty yards to Bell, who does
not advance. Bell loses a yard. Bate
man loses five yards on a fumble
after recovering. Bell makes twenty
yards through tackle. In two more
downs Bell gains ten yards through
tackle. Bateman two yards around
end. Bateman seven yards. Bateman
three yards. Bateman three yards.
Bell eight yards. Bell three yards.
Bell five yards. Then Higginbotham
on forward pass from Bell runs thirty-
five yards for touchdown. Higgin
botham kicks goal. A. and M. 7;
Tulane 0.
A. and M. kicks to Tulane on ten-
yard line. Tulane fumbles and re
covers, advancing ball twenty-five
yards. First attempt no gain. Tulane
seven yards on line buck. Two yards
on same play. Tulane kicks to Hig
ginbotham, who advances ten yards.
McArthur in for Bateman. McArthur
twenty yards around end. Bell five
yards. Bell five yards through tackle.
Bell five yards. Bell fifteen yards.
A. and M. penalized twenty yards for
holding. Beasley in for Bell. Beasley
twelve yards on line buck. Pass from
Beasley to Washington fails. Another
pass attempted and fails. Tulane’s
ball, first down. McArthur throws
Tulane for ten yards loss. A. and M.
penalized five yards for off-side. Tu
lane three yards on line buck. Time
up first quarter. Ball in Tulane’s pos
session.
Second Quarter.
Everett in for Washington. Mont
gomery in for Morrison. Tulane five
yards on forward pass. Tulane five
yards through center. Tulane one
yard. Tulane tries pass, which is in
tercepted by Cushman. Tulane fifteen
yards on pass. Tulane thrown for
three-yard loss by Everett. Tulane
tries pass, which is caught by Beasley,
who runs fifty yards for touchdown.
Higginbotham kicks goal. A. and M.
14; Tulane 0.
Vesmirovsky in for Higginbotham.
Vesmirovsky kicks to Tulane, who ad
vances thirty yards. Tulane three
yards through center. Tulane three
yards. Tulane four yards by tackle.
Tulane four yards in two attempts.
A. and M. penalized five yards, off
side. Tulane loses one yard. Time
out for Tulane. Tulane tries pass
twice and fails. Tulane kicks to Mc
Arthur, who advances forty-five yards.
McArthur loses two yards. Time out
for McArthur. Beasley three yards.
Three long passes for twenty-five
yards over the line to Monte gives
A. and M. third touchdown. Vesmi
rovsky kicks goal. A. and M. 21;
Tulane 0.
Kern in for Spake. Vesmirovsky
kicks to Tulane, but ball goes over
goal line, is then brought out an
twenty-yard line and put in play. Tu
lane gained six yards in tlmee downs
and then kicks to McArthur, who ad
vances ten yards. Beasley twenty-
five yards through tackle. A. and M.
penalized fifteen yards for holding.
Beasley eight yards. McArthur fum
bles ball twice, ball going over to
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