Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-29
AGGLES WIN FROM
ST. VlNCENT'S TEAM
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yards and Wolff punted out to the twenty
yard line, Stoney catching 1t and carry
ing it back fifteen yards. Casey made
six yards and was thrown hard by Wolff.
Oregon held. Stoney kicked to Oregons
ten-yard line and Shorty Gagnon ran
back brilliantly for fifteen yards through
seven Saints. Wolff kicked to st. Vim
cents twenty-yard line, Stoney being
tackled by Bennett after running it back
twenty yards through an open field.
Stoney kicked and Gagnon was downed
in his tracks on the thirty-yard line.
The Saints held for the first down. Ore
gon fumbled, the Saints getting the ball,
but the latter were penalized hfteen
yards for attempting a forward pass. be-
ing allowed to keep the ball. oregon
held Casey for no gain. Gait made for
ward pass, but Brennan missed. oregon
got the ball and tried line buck for ten
yards. losing the oval on bad fumple
on the Saints forty-yard line.
Stoney was badly injured on tackle
but stayed in the game. Oregon held on
the first down. Saints tried quarter
back kick, and Barber blocked 1t neatly
getting the ball in scramble. Cooper
made eight yards through left tackle.
Bennett went around left end for ten more
Yards The Saints held on the second
down. Oregon tried a place kick on the
third down, but Wolff muffed, the oval
spinning to the right of the goal posts.
Brannen was knocked out for long time
and staggered through several plays fin-
ally being taken out by force. 1t was
found that his face had been literally
kicked in and he became delirious, Tight
ing off his fellows to remain on the nelo.
Fisher took Brannen's place and played
a fast game for fifteen minutes until me-
too, was knocked into insensiDllity.
De Yuberrando kicked to the forty-yard
line. After numerous fumbles by the
Apgies Wolff tried a fake kick and went
around right end but fumbed the pall
again, completing the Juggling fiasco.
Oregon kicked. Stoney making fair
catch on the Saints twenty-yard line.
De Yuberrando kicked; Dobinson caught
the ball and advanced twenty yards. Ihe
Saints held for two downs. Wolff kicked
and Stoney made another fair catcn on
the ten-yard line. De Yuberrando Kicked
and Wolff ran it back twenty yards.
Jamison tried tackle around without a
gain.
The Second Half
Wolff kicked off, De Yuberrando eaten
ing the ball and returning 1t twenty-five
yards along through eight farmers IN a
scattered field. A forward pass, Gait TO
Grindle, netted eight yards for the Saints.
Oregon stopped u C6UIeT PAuu6S' PSS44SS
hunted thirty-five yards to Rinehart VINO
fumbled but recovered the ball. going
outside at Oregons twenty-yard line.
The Saints from here on kept the game IN
the Aggies' territory, paying with speed
for the first time Gait tackled cooper
after the latter had made ten-yard
right end run.
The Saints stopped cross buck. Hlne-
hart failed on a forward pass TO cooper
oregon being penalized fifteen yards.
From here on the game resolved itself
into a wild scramble for the ball, WON
and Stoney and De Yuberrando doing the
kicking Both teams muffed punts padly,
and the contest became farce. Footrac-
ing took the place of football. on one
forward pass, Cooper to Hlnehar., Ore-
eon iuggled three different times in sue
c.ssion, each time an Aggie regaining the
ball.
field and Cady took his place. Darkness
fell and Traeger asked Hempel If he
could stop the game. but the st. Vlncent
coach yelled out: mo, go ahead. wen
beat 'em yeti
In the last ten minutes of play the
Saints fought like fends and man after
lEan was laid out but outside of Caseys
run. which was the most brilliant OF the
day, there was nothing to notice but tRe
wild kicking and diving for the pig-sk1n
through the gloom. Casey made a great
run through tackle for forty yards, with
out interference, and the Saints puckeo
up in last ferocious rally, but were un-
able to shove 1t over
Taylor had hemorrhages of the stomach
and was carried off in a state of collopse
Murray taking his place.
Hempel, after it was too late to do any
good, put Keim in at half in Stoney's
place. ,<eim gained a total of 60 yards
.o,1- iroa for ha Saints hnt he
didn't have time to be effective as far as
touchdown was concerned. Keim made
thirty yards on his first play, alone,
smashing through a field filed with Ag-
gies
Time was called with the ball on Ore