Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-08

the sure foot of Pauln were RESPONSE
BILE for the showing made by the u. S.
G. team. Hatch, at right tackle, made
may beautiful bucks through the line
and several times was instrumental in
taking advantage of Burek's punts.
The first eight points of the game
were made through place kicks from
the rs and 80 yard lines, Paulin boot
ing the ball. The touchdown was made
in the second half after the Occi-
dental had been penalized fifteen yards
to their ward line on account of
Coach Gorton instructing his players
from the side lines. 1t needed only
a center buck by u. SEC. with Burek
carrying the pigskin, to score the
touchdown. Paulin kicked the goal.
For Occidental, Captain Wieman
was the star, his punting, although too
high to be of much assistance outside
of getting the ball away from his goal,
was the only feature that saved the
Presbyterians from any touchdowns.
Oeeidental's ends were siow, their team
work was bad and they played The en-
tire game as though they were OVER
trained. F. Thompson who covered
the fullback position was unable to
hold the ball when receiving the punts
and his inability to fall on the ball
after fumbling forfeited many advan-
tages for his team.
DUH loetiHS DuckeO L0elT opponents
line at will and before the ball had
been in play We minutes it was plain
ly to be seen that the contest would
be of the second class order
Burek kicked off to Occidental for
a touchdown. Wiemarf for Occidental
kicked from the 25-yard line to Paulin
on the Methodists 30-yard line. Paulin
advanced the ball fifteen yards and
was forced out of bounds. u. S. C. !
lost the ball on the third down, after
attempting an end run which forced
them back twelve yards. Occidental |
bucked the center for two yards. f.
Thompson was sent through the
Methodists right tackle for two yards. !
tamden play by the Presbyterians
netted only one yard. A forward pass,
Thomas to F. Thompson was inter-
cepted by Haigler of the u S. c., and
Occidental was penalized twenty yards
U. S. C. sent Burek through center
ON tandem play for four yards. |
Burek made three yards on a left
tackle buck. Wallace of the Methodist
eleven was hurt in the next scrim-
mage when Paulin went through the
center for five yards. The next buck
to center by the Methodsts resulted
In no gain. u. S. c. were now on the
Presbyterian 30-yard line. 1t was their
second down with ten yards to go.
Ickes and Paulin dropped back for a
goal for the first score of the game.
Score u. S. c., 4; Occidental 0.
u. S. G. kicked off to another touch
back and Occidental kicked from their
twenty flve-yard line to Burek on the
fortyyard line. Paulin bucked the line
for yard. Clark made no gain on a
right end run. Hatch went through
Credentials left tackle for three yards.
Clark and Burek made no gains on
right tackle and center buck respect
lively and the ball went to Occidental
Occidental made many yards through
the u. S. C. center and lost the ball
on the Methodists' thirty-yard line
after Haigler had broken through the
line and blocked Wieman's punt.
On Line Bucks
U. S. c. made seven yards with two
line bucks and Burek punted from the
center of the field to Thomas, who re-
ceived the bail on the Occidental ten
yard line. Thomas made beautiful
thirty -five-yard run, giving the Pres
byterians the ball on their forty-five-
yard line. Allan, the big center of the
U. S. c., spoiled the next play of the |
Oxy boys before it was we'll under way |
and held the Presbyterians for no gain |
Occidental punted to Ickes who made |
fifteen-yard rum but was forced out /
of bounds on the forty-yard line.
f. Thompson tried drop kick after |
punt had given Occidental the ball |
on their thirty five-yard line. Hatch |
broke through the line and blocked the |
kick, the ball bounded back five yards |
and Haigler fell on the pigskin.
u. S. c. had but one yard to go for
distance on the third down when they
were penalized ten yards for holding
on the line, Burek punted and Thomas
brought the bali to his thirty-five-yard
line before being forced out of bounds.
Thomas made twenty-fiveyar run
on fake kick. which brought the ball
to the U. s G. fifty-yard line. Brown
of the U s. c. was hurt in the scrin-
mage and Goodenow was substituted
Occidental lost the ball on an attempt
ed forward pass as F. Thompson did
not throw the ball outside of the re-
quired flve-yard limit.
After two line bucks which netted
the Methcdsts only three yards Burek
punted to d. Thompson on the latters
line. and before he could
advance a foot, Goodenow had tackled
him. The ball alternated up and down |