Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-29
AGGLES WIN FROM
ST. VZNCEN7"S TEAM

quartet that has been seen on Los
Angeles field this season.
st. Vincent's can blame misfortune for
the Oregon touchdown, but they have
only themselves to blame for failing to
make a touchdown to even this up. LEY
played as though they were doped in .ne
first half, but in the second half tney
got into the game and mixed it fast and
rough, and they had two good chances to
shove the oval over the Aggies line.
From a standpoint of comparison, yes
terdays game could not touch the Saints
contest against Utah. The Mormons and
st. Vincents both played better, faster,
harder and more straight football in
the Utah game than both teams did yes
terday. The game, as a game, was poor,
in consideration of the article such
elevens were supposed to put up.
Both teams fumbled badly, but Oregon
always came out better when rush
for a juggled ball sent everybody after
it, In one play, toward the last of the
second half, the pigskin was fumbled five
times in succession by Oregon and three
times by ST. Vincents.
The Game in Detail
The Saints kicked off at 3:22 o'clock
Rinehart caught the bail and took it to
the thirty-five yard line. Wolff went
through center five yards and repeated
for six yards. Jamison was tackled by
Grindle for loss of two yards. Gait
held Rinehart without a gain. Wolff
kicked to the thirty-five-yard line. De
Yuberrando and Stoney muffed miserably
and Emily got the ball. st. Vincent's S
held on first down. Grindle got through
line and blocked Wolffs kick. Oregon
ro covered the ball on tumble and Wolff
made five yards. Rinehart took 1t three
;ards. The Saints held on the first and
second downs. Wolf took the ball over
from the two-yard line on the third
down after eight minutes of play. Wolff
kicked goal.
Score: Oregon Aggies 6; Saints o.
Grindle kicked off, Rinehart catching
the ball and advancing twenty yards.
Rinehart tried a right end run without
yardage. Wolff went ten yards through
right tackle and made two yards more
on center buck. Cooper took the ball
twelve yards around St. Vincent's left
end Jamison fell without gain. Rine-
hart went around Saints right end for
five yards. Wolff kicked to Saints twen-
ty-hve-yard line. De Yuberrando fumbled
badly, and Oregon got the bail, Cooper
got two yards through tackle. Rinehart
made forward pass, but Dobinson failed
10 touch it, and, the visitors were penal
ICED fifteen yards. Wolff went through
for five yards and was stopped by Tay-
| lor's splendid tackle. Wolff kicked to
Saints twenty-yard line, Stoney catching
| the pigskin. Oregon blocked a quarter
back kick and got the ball on st. Vim
| cents fifteen-yard line. Bienhoffer made
| q great tackle on Wolff. throwing him
back five yards. Wolf booted out four
| m ore points on a place kick after eigh-
| teen minutes of play.
| Score Oregon Aggies 10; st. Vincents O..
Grindle kicked off, Wolff kicking back.
De Yuberrando caught the ball on the
forty-yard line and made a pretty run
| Tor thirty yards. Gagnon tumbled quar-
ter-back kick and Taylor got the ball.
| Calf made three yards through center.
| hut the latter fumb.ed badly and Oregon
got the ball after an extended chase.
| Wolff kicked from Oregon's three-yard
| line and Jamson downed Stoney in his
| tracks. the st. Vinoent's runner failing to
take advantage of clear opportunity to
| rush through straight, and lodging in
an attempt to get around the side.
| Bennett tackled Stoney for a loss Gait
kicked. Gagnon catching the ball, and
| Grindle bowled him over before he could
bulge Wolff kicked, and De Yuberrando
ran the pigskin back twenty yards with
out interference. Stoney went through
center four yards.
Saints Kick Fails
st. Vincents here essayed to kick with
on.y three yards to make on the third
down. Stoney failing to land the ball
within ten yards of the opposition posts
The ball was taken back twenty-five
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