Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-01

of the field to T1ngeman on the forty
yard line. Twice the Pomona lads at
tempted q quarterback fake, but both
times were thrown back for losses ag-
gregating fifteen yards. Pomona was
forced to punt and Wharton sent the
ball to the center of the field, where
Neaful smothered it and returned
five yards.
The ball was given to Pomona be-
cause the Indians held in the line.
Baird Hurdles
Baird hurdled Morales for three
yards and on the next play the Po-
mona aggregation struck a stone wall
and were forced to punt, Wharton
sending the ball to Neafus on the
twenty yord line, Neafus fumbled
ana fell on the ball.
Neafus punted thirty-fivo yards to
the center of the field, where Wharton
received the ball and returned it five
yards. Baird circled the Indians left
end for seven yards and was tackled
out of bounds. Wharton worked a
quarterback fake around Kennedy for
the same distance.
Baird went over center for fifteen
yards on magnificent hurdle and
with Chisholm advanced the ball well
down the field on short line hurdles
and plunges.
With but very little opposition the
Pomona men carried the ball to the
Indians thirty yard line. where the
Indians held for two downs and Met
calf of Pomona dropped back for
| try at place kick. He failed to allow
for wind and the ball went wide of the
goal posts.
| The Indians brought the oval to the
! twenty yard line, where NoafIs
punted it to Wharton, who returned it
twenty-five yards Oh a magnificent
running buck play He was tackled
out of bounds. The Pomona team
tried two straight line plunges and
failed at both, the Indians working
their heavy back field to stop the
charges of the whites On the forty
| five yard line Metcalf went back for
another try at goal from placement.
| The kick went well but missed the goal.
Neafus punted out from the twenty
, yard line and the ball was fumbled
by Pomona's back field men. The pig
skin rolled back twenty yards toward
the Pomona line before warrior of
the blue and white fell on it.
Baird went five yards through the
line and Tangeman duplicated the feat
around tackle. Pomona fumbled the
ball on the forty-fve yard line on an
end run and Coleman fell on It,
Lupe Lugo hit the Pomona line for
ton and on the next down Lugo
fumbled the ball on a tackle around
tackle play and Baird of Pomona
pounced on it.
Pomona tried twice at end and failed
and Wharton punted to the center of
the field, where NeafuS received and
returned three yards. Lugo and Magee
made two small gains over center and
Neafus punted to Pomona's thirty
yard line, The first half was called
before the teams could line up with
the ball in Pomona's possession.
Second Half
The Indians came back after the call
to play in splendid condition. Metcalf
of Pomona booted the ball to Neafus
on the Indians ten-yard line. The
quarterback fumbled the ball. which
rolled forward seven yards and Cole
man fell on it.
Lugo at tackle and Lugo at half
were used effectively for small gains
through the Pomona line, and the ball
was advanced to the Indians forty
fiVe-yard line, where Neafus sent it
twenty-five yards on Il quarterback
kick. The ball was taken back and
given to Pomona on a charge that the
Indians had held in the line.
Baird, Pomona's most consistent
ground-galner, went over tackle for
fiVe-yard gain. He repeated the per-
formance over center and then hur-
died the line for another fiVe-yard gain.
On their third-yard line, the Indians
made stand, lighting desperately to
maintain their position.
Three times the Pomona men dashed
against that wall of red rock, while
their enthusiastic college mates called
from the grandstand for just one score.
But their effort was fluitless and the
leather went TO Sherman on downs.
Then came the most spectacular play
OF the day From the Indians thirty
yard line, Neafus sent the oval whirl-
ing through the air for forty-yard
punt.
The ball went high and the wind held
it just long enough for Coleman and
Kennedy, the speedy Indian ends, 10
get well down the field. Back in Po-
mona territory, Captain Wharton and
Baird awaited the catch, but the sun
was in their eyes and Wharton mis-
judged the kick and ran in too far. He
, tempted to jump for the ball and in
doing so interfered with Baird and the
ball bounced away toward the left of
the field, while Kennedy swooped down
on 1t and without missing a stride
Rugged the oval to him and started
toward the Pomona goal with clear
field.
Tackled on Ten-Yard Line
But he lacked the speed and the Po-
mona backs ran him down and tackled
him on the ten-yard line II was the
Indians time to score and Sholder was
given the ball for a tackle around
tackle play. He funbled II as he
turned the Pomona left end and Whar-
ton fell on the ball. Wharton punted