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PART 111 Los Angeles Sunday Herald. PAGES 1 TO 4 LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 3, 1907. SAINTS TAKE Fast Interstate Game GAME FROM St. Vincent College and Utah University Football Teams Who Played MORMONS DEFEAT UTAH UNIVERSITY BY SCORE OF 11 TO 5

REBULT PLEASANT SURPRISE TO LOCAL FANS

Experts Call Contest One of the Best Ever Played on Local Gridiron. Heavy Men on Both Teams

R. M. BEERE

St. Vtocent'a College 11, Utah TJnl- vernltr 5. Inone of the greatest games ever seen in California or the west, St. Vincent's yestarday dragged proud Utah's colors In the dust of defeat and demonstrated beyond peradventure of a doubt that it Is the fastest, headiest and grittiest eleven west of the Mississippi river this season. St. Vincent—From left to right: ¦ After conquering every opponent In the Brinkop, Taylor, Rheinschild, Mur-] Hocky mountain region for the last two 1 VARSITYFOOTBALL ray, Stonoy, Gait, Casey, Phillips,' years and taking tho Colorado Miners' Holleran, Lamer, Kelm, Leffert, ecalps week U., to the WORK INTERRUPTED - a ago, U. trained Bourg, Brannen, Grlndle (captain), 1 Inute by Maddock, one of America's Beatson, Dechman, Huppert, De ', wisest coaches, met Its Waterloo In a Yuberrando — HOLMES' SCHEDULE BHATTERED most humiliating at park by manner Fiesta I>lio<<> Vincent . yesterday afternoon before 5000 rooters. BY CIRCUMSTANCES The stand blaze was a of color! and a through guard, birt Russell of femininity added beauty to the St. Vincent's mass missed the goal kick In the first scene. Society turned out In full force, half. U. 8. C. Coach Not Disheartened by and the right side line was packed with Score: 5, Luck, Set automobiles. Utah St. Vincent's 0 Bad but Has to In the half, John made St. Roots second Gait Work Get U. S. C. Vincent's first touchdown, but Capt. to Mor« The University ot Southern California Grlndle missed the goal kick. Games was represented by a big bunch of root- » ers who waved tne visitors' crimson and Score: Utah 5, St. Vincent's 5 silver flags and yelled for_ Utah, causing Within four minutes of time being called Football activities at the University of a good deal of unfavorable'comment from Grindle made St. Vincent's second touch- Southern California .have been sadly In- friends of St. Vincent's, who consider down, helped through by Murray, and terrupted by various circumstances dur- that U. 8. C. committed a great breach In Grindle kicked goal. ing the past week, and In consequence backing a crowd of strangers against a 5, the work has progressed slowly. California team. Coach Holmes of U. S. Final Score: Utah St. Vincent's 11 Coach Holmes Is not disheartened by •C. made himself unpleasantly conspicu- Umpire Trager of Stanford, who offi- the bad luck which has befallen his ous by coaching Utah from the side lines ciated, declared that it was one of the schedule, tut accepts the situation phil- until he was forced away. hardest fought and greatest games of osophically and has set to work a fle'.d on When the teams trotted onto the football he had ever seen, in west or east. quest for additional games to keep the at S o'clock a discouragement murmur of Coach Walter Hempel is given a large flrst team up to blood heat. High school ' went up from the local rooters. Utah part of the credit for St. Vincent's splen- is still meditating to they ctatweighed St. Vincent's fifteen pounds as whether did victory, as he has worked ceaselessly will play the Methodists a return game to the man, and the Mormons bore an withhis men, putting them through prac- or on the other hand whether a game obvious expression of confidence. But tice three times a year regularly and with the Saints would draw the largest Vincent's players looked like St. deter- teaching them the game untilevery player dryant gate receipts. It Is hoped that both mined soldiers, resolved to die before knew the style of football by heart. Dick way the larger and new B.GRANT contests can be arranged, for high school they would give to has all along this eleven. Just before going Game In Detail season acted as a iheavier on the right critsrion whereby the ¦field Coach Walter Hempel and Attorney Russel put his leather into action and QUARTR relative strength (Mott, aji old alumnus, addressed St. the Catholics It to the fifty-yard and standing of the three Southern Cali- Vln- carried BACK fornia college may be '.'ent'H, and when the circle broke up for line, but fumbled and lost five yards be- teams Judged, and Hib starting of the game many of the fore Tuberrando was able fo retrieve. thus far the university has the better I of the argument. High bo v"s were crying like babies. When The Mormons anchored and no gain was defeated Pomona i"7tfl!h say those faces they knew they scored on them in the downs. Utah broke and Occidental by decisive scores, while had the fight of their lives on their hands. the Catholic line with tackle bucks for in their contest withthe Methodists, who St. constantly outplayed Utah small gains to the forty-flve-yard lino, entered the game with a bare one week's Vincent's preliminary in the modern game of football. and Russel punted. St. Vincent's regis- period of practice, the col- tered tho first real gain by skirting the legians emerged, victorious and showed Locals Superior left of the university for ten pegs. in their playing that they had a much Tho locals were far superior in kick- Tho locals started a panic in the Mor- stronger team, -which only lacked a week ing, forward passing and open forma- mon camp by punting to the Utah 10- or so of good practice to put them in tion, while Utah was utterly routed in yard lino and finishing to the border with such shape to defeat the high school attempting mass plays through tho line. center bucks. Utah held and the Catholics by a big score. ItIs hard for the young- St. Vincent's outbucked the giants in spoiled their own chance for a touch- sters to realize this and as far as the red from start to finish. As a matter down by attempting a quarterback run in players are concerned they are more than of fact St. Vincent's played in hard luck the close play on Utah's 4-yard line. willingto meet the Methodists again on in the first half and should have gained Utah started their down with a the gridiron. two more touchdowns on straight foot- which was blocked and St. Vincent's had The game with the Riverside team, ball.1 The first time was when St. Vin- to be restrained by main force from going which was to havte been played Friday cent's got »Jie ball to Utah's four-yard under the post. Anderson punted out of afternoon on Bovand field and which was line. Gait was given the ball twice and bounds opposite the thirty-station tape called oft on acclount of the sudden fell each time. and the Catholics failed to manipulate a demise of Prof. Bou.no of the U. 8. C. It developed that the cleats had been , which resulted in Anderson faculty, willbe played. In allprobability, knocked off his shoes and he was com:getting around their end for five yards CON- some time next uneek, and as far as pelled to change between halves. This j.nd the Mormons added fifteen more paeevs known at the prese»it time no midweek accounts for Gait's slipping In the first to their gain witha clever forward pass. VILL SKINNY contests will be on tap for the nrst half when Utah's goal was within four Utah was held after bucks on the 40-yard team this week, and the men should feet. The other time that St. Vincent's line and Russel punted to the Catholic Holds worth be In first class shafie to run up a big should have scored again was when. In EO-yard line and skirted the locals' end Fuli LEFT END score on the Quakers in their coming two instances, both of which were meant for fifteen paces but lost position on off- e;Plam;; contest. to be forward passes, instead of passing Eide play. Back GUARD Manager Hunt is negotiating' with San the ball to an end, who was waiting for The ball returned to center and Russel LEFT Diego for a game In the near future, it, Gait tried to gain on his own hook barely punted to the 40-yard division. St. and a trip by waiet for the varsity by running, and was downed both times Vincent's tried a forward pass and wa3 would prove a change from the missing snow welcome after making a short advance. This penalized five yards for the t.oss. Fred daily grind ol scrimmage work. was The Mormons the downs on oo a great mistake on Gait's part, because, got the RIGHT END OCCIDENTAL GETS In all probability, that double yard tape and executed a difficult doubla forward pass the college 30-yard line. HAUSER, THE pass would have resulted in another forward to CARLISLE The Catholics rallied and stopped furttvr BUSY FOR SEASON PLAYEt) touchdown. their territory. Russell triftd BTAR, ON HASKELL St. Vincent's was there all the advance into time field goal from placement, but the downed the ball where , had iriore men every play than a and the visitors Hauser, the Carlisle and in leather struck the top railof the goal anl it fell. Yuberrando punted' and Prospects Winning Bright Didinn star, played Convill for Team the Haskell Indians in1903 Utah. bounced Into Snow's hands on the 10-yard was downed in his tracks. The college on ! when that AllAre Stars line. The Catholics not able to seise at Presbyterian Institution, Many aggregation nearly defeated Chicago, St. were followed with another punt to the twen- The entire Vincent's team played the opportunity, which chance had given ty-yard line and blocked end runs and Coming playing the Maroons to an 18 to 11 score. surpassing It is al- New Stars to Take This Indiun annexed the such football that them torecover their ground, and center tackles. Convill punted to the forty- same eleven most unjust to pick out a coterie the carried Andersj/i Chance points made by by small rushes by Mormons yard line and Grindle was downed before his teim kicking a of stars. Every man played a fine over for a touchdown. Russell failed to could Yuberrando field goal from the foflty-flve-yard line game. But some did he start In. punted to marvelous work. kick the goal. Utah, 5; St. Vincent's, 0. the university's fifteen-yard line and St. and making a run of* sixty yards for a There Casey, who made gain ELL In anticipation the closing of the was after Vincent's got possession of the leather CUDDY. Bt»SS Of touchdown. gain for from six to ten yards and also Punts Out of Bounds football season, which marks the ap- like demon. Stoney Huppert punted. out of bounds, but liftci in a fumble. The college advanced twen- tackled a was strong paces with tackle bucks and center pearance of other forms of athletics, the yon want lo C Ha/rdooK, handling punts and the pigskin clear to the Utah line on thi ty Xt «-o wsr on running ends. rushes in their downs. Convill punted, A*ent IllinoisCentral R. R.. 118 Sr. «tb. Yuberrando, who took Huppert's second trial. Anderson ran In to the 25- sprinters and track aspirants of Occi- Little but the Catholics blocked on the twenty- place at quarter in the second half, even yard line. Rheinschild was injured In .th3 play. Convill punted to the forty-flve- dental college are sotting ready for their opened the eyes of Hempel downs but resumed play after three yard line and the college grabbed the POMONA TROUNCES by tho way plgjkin in a fumblo on Utah's four-yard jard line. Anderson and Rheinschild wore share of public approval on tho cinder which he led his minutes. Utah failed to make any ad- dis- in team and made line. A dispute arose over ofFslde play, ruled off the field by the refereo for path. great gains through tho line, vance on first down. Anderson tried end puting Anderson slugged WHITHER TO 0 often alone. penalized but the locals kept the ball by decision decisions. 37 RhelnschUd and Leffert did run on a fake punt but was to Rheinschild and tne college retaliated. The indications point withfavor to the some great the one-yard line for hurdling. Anderson of the referee. Center rushing and clover lad tackling. Leffert went on the field The college worked a forward pass to opening of the running season at the after booted and the college gained ten yards mass play carried Gait over for St. Vin- physleiacn had examined his leg and Grindle, who ran It forty yards to a Referee Perry Criticissd by Claremont a on a right end sprint. Russell tackled cent's first touchdown. Casey forfeited Presbyterian institution, and although Up! to the hospital touchdown. Grlndle kicked goal. Cheer ordered him because of another attempt on his end and carriei his chance at kicking- tho goal by fulling Vincent's- 11, Utah 5. Rooters, Who Say He Favored the lino cannot be cast as yet for pos- water on tho knee, and yet he played touch the ball St. wonderfully. Casey the Catholics back for ten yards' loss. St. to to the ground after a Grlndlo out of bounds punted sible winners there are several prom- used his head and Vincent' tried fake punt and manipu- toss from the side lines after the kicked and Visiting Team in Calling There best on defensive, a~ a touch- to the university's- ten-yard on the ising who willbid for recog- is always was getting through lated the forward pass, but was penalized down. line candidates the Utah line every second trial. Stoney was unable to run Fouls nition from the judges' stand. time. for failing to observe the touch rule. Utah for the will consist an opening for the Taylor broke up all plays that came to in and was downed On the tape. Practice next week Anderson punted and Yuberrando was Increases Gain yards on tackle bucks and largely of exercising with the his. side and piled up his heavy opponents pun tod gained ten liniment bags of penalized for hurdling in. Huppert Convill kicked off and St. Vincent's ad- Convill punted. The whistle downed the Speo:..l to The Herald. bottle and long distance pacing to take willing worker. like wheat. He was the and Rheinschild fumbled. Utah gained who after the ball man vanced to the twenty-yard line on the within fifteen yards of Utah's Nov. 2.-Pomona de- the stiffness out of rheumatic limbs, but wae allof the time. ten yards and center rushes and leather CLARBMONT. Gait's performances were, on tackle Ijne; this after the game with Pomona, as usual, udvanced to the 50-yard tape. Anderson return run. They increased their gain cisively defeated Whittier college which startling, and he smashed through with end runs and tackles the forty- Final Utah 5, St. Vincent's 1L marks tho demise of football, the wear- the punted and the college fumbled on the to score: afternoon by a score of 37 to 0. The game Help crimson line like a catapult. It im- Huppert booted and Bryant jard line. Yuberrundo punted to the uni- ST. VINCENT. UTAH. ers of abbreviated pantalets will blos- Wanted was run in. Holdsworth was by several brilliant possible for Utah to hold the Indian full- stumbled In an attempt to carry itaround versity thirty-yard line and regained ball Dechman-Biannen..left end characterized som forth abundantly. back. on a fumble. The college held for downs Leffert left tackle Home by Culver, Baird, Spurgeon Lor- The disaster of last year every day in the right wing of the Catholics. The uni- Rha'.nschild-Murrny.left guard Seeley runs and railroad car- Players twenty- beer, ried oft few of Occidental's best track Utah's Best versity passed forward to the college 30- and kicked a touch back from the Phillips center Morris and by the steady playing of the a yard line. Utah took tho free from men, but of the old stars growing Los An- Cuddy, Russell, Richardson and Ander- yard line and Gait returned with a kick kick Brinkop ilnht ffuurd Olson Whittier college team against faint hope. some are left the line Taylor right tackle Bryant and a goodly number of candidates son playeil Utah's best game. to the opposite 45-yard line. Utah held twenty-flve-yard and Convill played fast, new geles. the second half, Convill high and An- punted fifteen yards. St. Vincent's punted Grindle (c.) right end Bnow-Houßton The Pomona aggregation are expected to materialize before active went Ir at but hie kick- for downs. Morris passed Huppent* quarter Grant had was downed before could re- and downed the ball on the university's snappy ball, while the Whittier bunch training is commenced. ing leg been knocked to pieces In derson he Casey left half Russell (c.) Get in toucfi tljo game against the Miners, and his gain his ground. Another forward pass line-yard line. The college carried the Kelm-Stoney right half Richardson gave up consistent only In the Owen Bird willno doubt assume the with" back for loss and Convill football Honors him in the sprinting puntirg was ineffective. He suffered great advanced the locals seventeen yards and Mormons Gait full back. .Anderson-Convlll half, they to re- due events the booted the bleachers, and the leather also quarter. when resorted and has hardly lost any of his ability employers. agony from the injury, but remained In Lamar bucked for fifteen yards to tho to •De Yuberrando at peated punts. There is con- Red 10-yard line. The whistle was returned tq the the Halves, 25 minutes. Referee, Traeger, Stan- considerable to flitter the hurdles. Ink the game. Morris at center dis- university's Catholics on demnation here of Referee Perry, who is over Wieman The best way and by found tho pigskin in Mormon possession twenty-eight-yard line. Houston was sub- ford. has kept in the best of condition through played aggressiveness was far the thought to have favored Whittier incall- fastest man Utah. on the 10-yard line. stituted for Snow. Utah held and blocked a streuuous season of rushing: the pig- or. Bryan Ing fouls. The lineup wsb: The visitors tried numerous trick plays, a punt from the twenty-eight-yard line Gets Annual Pass skin and will probably try a few con- Second Half advantage, and captured the oval on WHITTIER. POMONA. A HERALD but none of them succeeded nn