Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
SAN DIEGO
is BEA TEN
BYLOCALS
OCCIDENTAL TRIMS SAILOR
TEAM EASILY
SCORING ALL DONE IN LAST OF
GAME
Highland Park Players ListIess In the
Opening Period, but Get Busy
After IntermIssIon Talk
by Goheen
BY J. b. woopsIDE

lHc COlOIS VI Tie BOOu SHlp iOo N"@cS
Call Again, from San Diego, are hang
ing at half-mast after the moleskin mat
inee on the Presbyterian show grounds
yesterday afternoon. The Highlanders
sunk the Y. M c. A. boat from the har-
Dor under twenty-four fathoms Of foot
ball fiotsam, while the middies were only
able to splash the denomination deck four
times.
For the first time this reason the
Highland Park collegians displayed their
full ability and 1t took them until the
second half of yesterdays contest to
wake up and do what they should have
done in the first fifteen minutes OF play.
When the lazy bug did fly away from
the Presbyterian quarters the Goheens
did all that could be expected of them.
Query Where were all those STANFORD
stars and semi-professionals that were
said to be enrolled in the marine ranks?
Answer: They were all there, but they
were outclassed The sailors were large
for their size, though, and but for the
timely awakening Coach Goheen gave his
charges in the intermission there might
have been different score to record.
Occidental outweighed the San Diego
players by about ten pounds, and this
advantage told in the aggressive way the
lib were dDic " 6Se eAhSa6A
the navy line.
The Presbyterians also used the for
ward pass to good account and one touch
down was the direct result Of an advance
toss
Reed, Littlefield and Butler were the
stars among the Young Men and the ruby
topped fullback of the navy annexed the
most attention from his side of the
bleachers.
Brewer played his first game in the
quarter field in the place of the disabled
Rush and gave good imitation Of the
speedy little signal announcer. Nobody
was noticed getting past Johnson's end
and the port guardian also materially
added to the result card with one of the
touchdowps to his credit. Goheen inter-
rupted the lineup in the last half to give
the second choices a chance to appear.
and in this division Petty, Spring and
Willoughby took care of all the oppor-
tunities offered them to make good.
Both teams occupied the first half with
as little effort as possible, but the ma
rines had trifie the better of the sleepy
inning.
Play in Detail
Reed Kicked off and Thompson and
Brewer let the oval drop between them.
Action started on the 25-yard line. Col
Inns made twelve knots through the star
yards. Thompson punted out of bounds
and the leather was returned to the CEN
ter line. Y. NJ C.. A. advanced five sta
tions on a false buck and Crane led the
attack for ten yards around the right
end Occidental continued The advance
with bucks and short-end runs and Col
Inns passed to Johnson on the sailors
3-yard line, but the end was unable to
cross. Reed punted from behind The line
and the collegians' opportunity to regis
ter in this half had flown. For the re-
mainder of the division the oval ranged
indolently about, waiting for the whistle.
The Second Half
Argument started briskly in the sec
ond round. Wieman kicked to San Diego's
15-yard line and Johnson punched the re-
turn ticket. The sailors came to the %
yard buoy on end bucks and punted to
the center tape. Thompson caught hos
tile looking end cruise amidships on the
35-yard line San Diego advanced to seven
yards on bucks and Reed booted a goal
from placement on the 30-yard line.
San Diego A. Occidental 0.
Wieman kicked off and Wedel ran in
fifteen yards. Occidental held on the
25-yard tape and Thompson carried Reeds
punt for two PAGES. Collins gained five
yards on an end run and the Presbyte-
rians bucked to the 20-yard line. Merrill
eluded the starboard tackle and made a
scanty forward pass to McClung, who re-
layed the bobbin under the arch. Wieman
kicked goal.
Occidental 6. San Diego 4.
Wieman booted away and McClung
stopped the run in on the 15-yard line.
Wieman tackled to the 12-yard line and
Johnson carried through his own end
for another touchdown Wieman kicked
goal
Occidental 70, Y. M. c. A. A.
Wieman kicked off and Thompson
downed Emery in his tracks. McClung
stopped Littlefeld on the center line
after forward pass from Jessop, and
Wieman downed another throw without
gain. Collins passed to McClung on-the
25-yard line for a thirty-station gain and
Collins buclSed three more yards before
Blee took his place. Occidental forced the
issalors to their 12-yard line and Merrill
passed to McClung for touchdown. VIE
man kicked goal.
Occidental Is, San Diego 4.
Wieman made the fourth touchdown
for the Highlanders five minutes before
time was called.
Final score-Occfdental "a, San Diego A.
The lineup
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