Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18

Saints. An attempt at a forward pass
gave the ball to high school, An at
tempt to buck the Saints left end lost
them 10 yards, when the orange and
white line formed behind the attacked
end and sent the high school line top
pling back.
Cass Makes Great Run
The remainder of the first half was
signalized by q beautiful 50-yard run
by Cass, who lodged through the
Saints like a rabbit and was downed
only when within fifteen feet of the
opponents goal. AT this time high
school was penalized for holding and
few minutes later was sent back LOT
being offside. Giessler also made
25-yard run on an uncompleted for
ward pass, started by the Saints. The
whistle blew to end the first half JUST
as Grimm recovered a fumbled eaten
by Cass, which was punted by Huppert
from the Saints 15-yard line. score
end of first half, 0 to 0.
Stoney kicked off in the second half
to Cass of high school. who only was
able to make about yards before ne
was confronted by the Saints ends.
Giessler punted to the center OF the
field and the ball was recovered out
of bounds by Huppert. Before the
Saints had time to put the ball INTO
play they were penalized Is yards for
holding, and then bucked the high
school center for no gain. They then
tried a punt, which Cass caught, anu
placed the ball on the 6O-yard nne'
Mcguire fumbled the ball for hlgn
school and Tortez recovered 1t tor tile
Saints. Tortez was given the BAH pS
the Saints and tried plunge at the
high school left end for no gain.
punt followed, which gave the wizard
Cass another opportunity to excite the
bleachers by making a splendid dash
for so yards, holly pursued by Leffert,
who forced him offside on the Saints
4O-yard line. A punt gave the Saints
the ball.
Saints Begin Line Bucking
The Saints now began series of
line bucking, which made the orange
and white rooters yell touchdown,
and for a few moments it looked as
though their cry would be needed, untll
they tried a forward pass, which, after
much consultation among the officials
cost them the ball.
High school put it into play on the
Saints 50-yard line by sending VIM
gett through the Saints right end for
s yards BY a series of end runs and
center bucks high school succeeded in
reaching the Saints c5-yard line. An
end run by Wingett brought the ball
in front of the goal on the Saints 70
yard line.
At this t the high school student
body, now wet to the skin, but thor
ouphIv excited. began to cheer for
"Decius." Everybody expected that
Decius would send the ball over the
goal from a place kick, which score
would give high school the first goal
Of the game. Instead of a kick, how
ever high cchool tried plunge to the
Saints center. The line held and high
school lost the ball on downs.
The Saints punted out of danger to
| the center Cf the field. Midget" Meats
replaced Ybarando at this stage Tor
| the Saints and caught Giessler's punt
Like flash he made straight down the
field and suddenly swerved to his right,
scoring a 45-yard run for the Saints
The Saints began to play fast at this
stage and tore through the high school
line for consistent gains, until they
had the ball on the high school 30-yard
line. Tortez dropped back for place
kick and the crowd held it's breath,
as with one impulse. Tortez kicked.
but kicked too low, thus losing the
Saints last hope. Cass received the
ball and made a touchback.
Giessler kicked off the 25-yard line
and Meats received the ball, with three
minutes to play. Saints punted and
Cass caught the ball. High school re-
turned the punt. Meats caught 1t and
started for a run to COOL, but was
forced offside on the high school 25-
yard line and the whistle blew to end
the second half.
That the st. Vincent team is not
1.-THE best team ever turned out in
Southern California" is 1T the fault
of the members who comprise the team
by any means. They have the weight,
aggressiveness and a logged deter
mination never to give up that does
credit to a college which has the repu-
probable that they eventually will be-
come what an "overzea1ous" coach had
prematurely advertised them, "the best
team I ever turned out in Southern
California"
Tho Imam was as follows.