Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-03

+ St. vincent-From left to right
Brinkop, Taylor, RheinschiId, Muir
/ ray, stoncy, Gait, Casey, Phillips
+ HoIIeran, Lamer, kelm, Leffert
Z Bourg, Brannen, GrIndIe (captain)
+ Beatson, Dechman, Huppert, D,
+ Yuberrando
Photo by Vincent
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through st. vincent's guard, but Russell
missed the goal kick in the first half.
Score: Utah 5, ST. vincent's o
In the second half, John Gait made st.
Vincent's first touchdown, but Capt.
Grindle missed the goal kick.
Score: Utah 5, st. Vincent's 5
Within four minutes of time being called
Grindle made st. Vincent's second touch
down, helped through by Murray and
Grindle kicked goal.
Final Score: Utah 5, ST. Vincent's II
Umpire Trager of Stanford who Off
ciated, declared that it was one of the
hardest fought and greatest games of
football he had ever seen, in west or east.
Coach Walter Hempel is given large
part of the credit for st. Vincent's splen-
did victory as he has worked ceaselessly
with his men, putting them through prac-
tice three times a year regularly and
teaching them the game until every player
knew the new style of football by heart.
Game in Detail
Russell put his leather into action and
the Catholics carried it to the fifty-yard
line, but funbled and lost five yards be-
fore Yuberrando was able to retrieve
scored on them In the downs. Utah broke
the Catholic line with tackle bucks for
small gains to the forty-five-yard line,
and Russell punted. St. Vincent's regis
tered the first real gain by skirting the
left end of the university for ten pegs.
The locals started a panic in the Nor
mon camp by punting to the Utah 10
yard line and finishing to the border with
center bucks Utah held and the Catholics
spoiled their own chance for a touch
down by attempting quarterback run in
the close play on Utah's 4-yard line.
Utah started their down with a punt
which was blocked and st. Vincent's had
to be restrained by main force from going
under the post. Anderson punted out OF
bounds opposite the thirty-station tape
and the Catholics failed to manipulate
forward pass, which resulted in Anderson
getting around their end for five yards
to their gain with clever forward pass.
Utah was held after bucks on the 4O-yard
line and Russell punted to the Catholic
eo-yard line and sSirted the locals end
for fifteen PAGES but lost position on Off
side play.
The ball returned to center and Russell
barely punted to the 40-yard division. st.
Vincent's tried a forward pass and WAS
penalized five yards for missing the toss.
Tha er0t ha On
yard tape and executed difficult double
forward pass to the college 30-yard line.
The Catholics rallied and stopped further
advance into their territory. Russell tried
field goal from placement, but the
leather struck the top rail of the goal and
bounced into Shows hands on the 10-yard
line. The Catholics were not able to seize
the opportunity, which chance had given
them to recover their ground, and center
rushes by the Mormons carried Anderson
over for a touchdown. Russell failed to
kick the goal. Utah, 8; st. Vincents o.
Punts Out of Bounds
Huppert ,punted. out of bounds, but lifted
the pigskin clear to the Utah line on the
second trial. Anderson ran in to the 20
yard line. Rheinschild was injured In the
downs but resumed play after three
minutes. Utah failed to make any aid
vance on first down. Anderson tried end
run on a fake punt but was penalized to
the one-yard line for hurdling. Anderson
booted and the college gained ten yards
on right end sprint. Russell tackled
another attempt on his end and carried
the Catholics back for ten yards loss. st.
Vincent'sr tried fake punt and manipl-
lated the forward pass, but was penalized
for failing to observe the touch rule.
Anderson punted and Yuberando was
penalized for hurdling in. Huppert punted
and Rheinschild fumbled Utah gained
ten yards on tackle and center rushes and
advanced to the 50-yard tape. Anderson
punted and the college fumbled on the
run in. IIuppert booted and Bryant
stumbled in an attempt to carry it around
the right wing of the Catholics. The uni
versity passed forward to the college 30
yard line and Gait returned with kick
to the opposite 45-yard line. Utah held
for downs. Morris passed high and An
derson was downed before he could re-
gain his ground. Another forward pass
advanced the locals seventeen yards and
Lamar bucked for fifteen yards to the
universitys 1O-yard line. The whistle
found the pigskin in Mormon possession
on the 1O-yard line.
Second Half
Convill was substituted in place of
Anderson. Yuberrando kicked off and
Richardson ran in thirty PAGES. Convill
missed forward pass and was penaliaed
fifteen yards. Convill booted to the col
lege thirty-yard line and the Catholics
gained the ball after a tumble. The
locals advanced to the university's forty
yard line on center bucks. Yuberrando
punted to the Mormons' eighteen-yard
line and downed Grant in his tracks.
Richardson stole fifteen yards on an end
run from the downs and the university
went TO the forty-nve-yard line on center
rushes and tackle bucks. Convill punted