Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27

and run. High kicked and held Rush
on the turf. Merrill gained seven yards
on an end run and Crane bucked five
in Occidentaps first down. High made
a bobb1e of a fake quarterback run.
Mitchell kicked to Rush and the Oc-
cidental quarter carried in to the forty
five-yard line. Crane cross -bucked for
five yards and Wieman punted. The
preps ran clear in to the Highland
twenty-yard line and were only stopped
with difficulty by Kellqg. Mitchell
kicked and Rush came in for five sta
tions Wieman punted to the bleach
ers in the second down for the Pres
byterians. High booted and on the
second down Wieman returned the
leather to the benches outside the
preps twenty-yard line. The ball
emerged in the care of Petty, following
a scramble after Mitchells punt. Each
team held it's downs without gain.
Highstreet was put in place of Petty,
who was seriously hurt. Occidental
passed too high for a place kick and
the preps rushed the collegians to their
ten-yard line. Props were docked
ffteen yards for offside. Mitchell
place punted from occidentals twenty
yard line, scoring four points. VIE
man booted and the preps ran it in for
twenty pegs. High held on bucks,
kicked and downed the leather where
IT fell.
Mitchell bucked two yards and
kicked touchdown. The preps failed
in forward pass and the half ended
with Occidental strong on the academic
twenty -fivesyard line.
The Second Half
The academies ran the second half te
suit themselves and rang the register
sixteen more times on top of the nine
clangs they scored in the first.
IIfoJ, boatad over the line and got fret
punt from Occidentars quarter line. Oc
cidental got the pigskin for the first downs
on offside foul The Presbyterians ad
vanced four PAGES on c tackle buck ane
Wleman broke through the academic lint
for twenty PAGES Fred Thompson started
his half of excellent play with repeated
bucks which netted eight yards.
Play ranged between the two 20-yar6
lines with odds even until Wieman punte6
and Bergman ran in for fifteen yards
The gain was the signal for academic
music to start. and the preps held fol-
three downs. They got loose with a lucky
boot to the rear of OccidentaPs goal linl
and Mitchell chaperened the oval to the
touchdown. High kicked the goal l.. A
10. o. C. o.
Wieman punted and Bergman scarriee
in ten yards. The preps tried forward
pass but Kellog Intercepted the oval
High kicked and Occidental held ball or
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that had, the armarks of a touchdown
but was hurt in an effort to get past
tMicchell on his 40-yard barrier.
The Presbyterians gained five notches
with center bucks, but bounced their first
forward pass into the midst of the howl
ing throng. Wieman kicked and the preps
ran in for ten yards to the 3O-pace station
Rush got in the way of another enc
plunge that looked good for touchdown
for the academies. The speedy quartz,
made another lunge at the other wing an6
relayed side pass for a 10-yard credit
Uneventful squabble ended in highs thirc
down on The Highland 15-yard line. A
forward pass to Coohrane spanned the
chasm to the Presbyterian border anC
concentrating pushing by the prep line
completed the touchdown. A successful
goal boost Increased the academic margin
to a. ...s..-
Only a few minutes elapsed until IN
second collegian attempt at forward
toss miscarried into baby hands, and al
opportunity was seized to cinch the cham
plonship belt by racing with the pleskh
into the forbidden territory Of the High