Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-07
LAWYERS SCORE
ON HIGH SCHOOL
UNEXPECTED TALLY DUE TO
CHANGE IN LINEUP
pRAPER's MEN FIRST TO CROSS
HILL TEAMS GOAL
Prospect of Clean Slate for Season
Eradicated Through oVerconfi-
dence on Part of Noble,
Who Plays Subs
|. A. High 10, U. s. c. Law 5

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"Law schol, law school, rah. rah,
rah."
Although the high school eleven won
from the law school team yesterday
in an exciting game at Fiesta park,
the honor was all due to the law school
boys, as they are the only football
team this season who have succeeded
in crossing the high schools goal line
for touchdown. Regardless of log
ical excuses which might be offered by
the high school team as to lack OF
practice during the past two weeks, 1t
is but fair to assert that it is all in
the game. The hill team loafed, the
law school worked and won working.
Although both teams played poor foot
ball during the first half, the high
school succeeded in crossing their OPP
ponent's goal line for three touch
downs.
Coach Noble started his team with
the regular lineup in the first half. AT
the beginning of the second half he
substituted his entire backfield with
members of the second team. Coach
Noble had not reckoned with the fierce
onslaught that was due from the law
yers after fifteen minutes grilling
from Coach Draper between the halves
and the barristers went through the
high schools line like ashes through a
sieve. To make matters worse or bet
ter, according to the point of view,
Louis Cass was taken from the game
and Decius substituted as quarter
back.
The touchdown by the law school
was made during the last five minutes
of play, after the barristers had recov-
cred a punt from their fifty-yard line.
This gave them the ball on the high
schools eight-yard line. On the sec
ond down, with only two yards to go
for distance, the lawyers took the bail
over on a. buck through center.
Phil Cass, brother of Louis Cass of
the high school team, played center for
the lawyers. His poor passing of the
ball during the first half was the cause
of many losses to his team, although
he improved In the second half to some
extent. McGregor and Naugle played
an excellent game, the former par
ticularly, making many sensational
end runs for substantial gains. Naugle
used a variety of plays, resorting
finally to line bucks when he found
that his team was too slow to make
much out of end runs.
Mcguire for the high school made
the first touchdown in a minute and a
half after the ball had been put into
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by Wingett at the end Of six minutes
Wingett made another touchdown dur
ing the last three minutes of play, and
the score at the end of the first half
was: High School Is, U. S. G. Law
yers 0.
The kickoff at the beginning of the
first half resulted in a touchback, and
the ball was kicked off from the high
schools twenty-five-yard line. A punt
by high school and a tumble by Muir
ray for the lawyers left the ball on
the barristers' forty-yard line. Coach
Noble took Captain Cass out of the
game at this stage and substituted
Decius, believing that the high school
team would have little or no trouble
in holding their opponents. Within ten
minutes from the change the lawyers
had crossed the line for the first score
against high school this year.
Score: High School Is, U. S. c. Law
yers 8.
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