Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27
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learn whether Southern football honors
sor.l nroeb1ting Los Angeles high
yvh,c, t,,kerday, Occidental will now
tha I1rs her season with exclusively col
| games and. encouraged by their good
fortune yesterday, the Presbyterians are
entertaining large hopes of getting away
with the championship rag.
Pomona will be the next opponent of the
Highlarders on November 16. and all
though their strength is taken into full
consideration by the disciples of Goheen,
the date does not cause them much worry
Pomona went down before the academies
when they met the ambitious youngsters
from the prep institution and for this
reason Claremont stock has fallen in the
estimation of the Presbyterians. Pomona
learned a severe lesson, however, by that
loss and may have developed. remark
ably since.
Occidental will have to accept the dis
advantage of strange grounds, as they will
have to meet Pomona on the Claremont
field, but several of the Pomona players
viii be weakened by injuries, so the
chances will be about even.
The Presbyterians will be able to as
man will be held out of the game on
account of injuries.
Manager Crane of Occidental just re-
turned from Riverside, where he arranged
game with ths Sherman Indians for
November 2.
The redskins are under the chaperon-
age of Shoider, the famous Carlisle half,
and although his material is raw the
Indian coach says his team will no doubt
give rhe Presbyteriaps good practice.
This adds special interest to the Pomona
contest. as a fray with strange eleven
will greatly increase the competency of
the Highlanders. The style of play used
by the tomahawk handlers is also pro-
ductive of speed and strength in their
opponents.
Coach Goheen was we'll pleased by the
conduct of his charges in the high school
game yesterday and will probably let the
lineup used against the academies re-
main the same
johnson did all that was expected of
him. and more at full and will be al
lowed to keep the job in the Pomona
meet Conrad is showing Improvement
at the center station and his old form of
last year is steadily maintained although
he has been able to enter but one game
this season Ink Wieman is keeping his
place in the hall of football fame with
his feet and head both. He is one of the
brainiest players among the Highianders,
and anyone who can boot four straight
place kicks in succession as regular
thing may be said to have considerable
OF some foot.
Crane would not have been chosen FOR
captain if ne had not been one OF the
best on the team and his work at right
ia ike is perfect Patterson sees his way
clear to continue in pursuit of the
leather and will no doubt do the right
guarding for the remainder of the
schedule.
Bruce Merrill has recovered sutfl'
ciently from his attack of blood poison
ing to return to left half. Collins at righ,
half is always sure of getting the bal
after a forward pass and can find holes
to get through the strongest line. Petty
is doing we'll at end and will occupy th'
left side against Pomona.
There isn't a better quarter in the
south than Speedy Rush as his playing
Yesterday testified. Fred Thompson ha:
kept Goheen on the anxious seat on ac
count of his tendency to pout over re
verses in hio plans to run the game, ou
has now seen his folly and will follow
orders nicely in the future. The only
mistake in the Presbyterian aggrega
tIon is Highstrcet but he is such blur
der that the whole symmetry of th'
group is almost spoiled His place on tn
team is purely ornamental as ne can
play the game in any department