Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22

cred to be no better football artists
in Southern California, will again wear
the colors of St. Vincents while George
Rheinschild, who starred at right
tackle on last years eleven, may not
return. Deckman, who will arrive
shortly from Arizona, will in all prob
ability encounter but little difficulty
in winning a place on the eleven and
is touted as being a speedy end.
Other than these the team will be
built out of entirely new material and
Rheinschild at present has several like
ly players in view. We shall at any
rate stick to the good old American
game" said the coach, when they
want the other, I'll quit"
Law School Is Dark Horse
Although U. S. c.. law school made a
poor showing last year, A. w. Soren-
son, coach, believes that owing to the
fact that a large number of star play
ers, many from Los Angeles high, have
entered the college, the team will be
| one of the best in this end of the state
| and stands a tirSt-ClaSS chance of car
ying off the Southern California
| honors.
THE prospective players with whom I
have talked" said Sorenson, yesterday,
! have shown great deal of enthusi-
asm, and l believe we shall have
crackerjack eleven. Although l have
never yet seen a. law school who could
boast really first class football squad,
we shall have number of star players,
and every effort will be made to perfect
the team work.
Charles McGregor will manage the
team of the law school, while Ewald
Selph will act in the capacity of cap
tain. The former is a first class quar-
terback, while the latter is a good half
/ or end and, according to Sorenson, will
develop into a phenomenally fast player.
Phil Cass considered by many as being
the greatest center of Southern Cali
fornia, or, for that matter, of the Pa
cific coast, will play with the law school
eleven, while Courtney Decius, another
star of the local football firmamene and
a former Los Angeles high school boy,
will play halfback. Arnold although in
experienced but having plenty of mus
Gle and nerve, will be stationed at
guard, while Brown, an expert in tho
Rugby game, will probably be used as
a drop kicker.
To Play Outside Colleges
| The team will further be strengthened
by the addition of Ayers, formerly of
the Colorado School of Mines, and
Cochrane, the crack tackle from Los
Angeles high school. Several other
good players will likewise be tried out
/ by Sorenson and practice will be begun
early in September at Fiesta park. The
schedule of games arranged should be
productive of some of the fastest foot
ball yet witnessed in the vicinity of
Los Angeles. the u. S. c. law school
and the st. Vincent's game or the law
school-Sherman Indians game being the
features of a first-class schedule.
Sorenson also plans to induce either
some of the northern or middle west
/ colleges and universities to send their
teams to Los Angeles, and Christmas
and New Years will be given over to
matches with outside elevens. Our
hard games are early in the season. and
with a lot of green material it behooves
us to be in training, and that quick
ly," said Sorenson in speaking of the
teams prospects. "I shall arrange for
a training table within a very short
time"
Following is the schedule of games
to be played by L. S. c, law school:
October 9, Whittier; October 16, Occi-
dental: October %, Pomona; November
6, Sherman Indians; November 49,
Santa Ana high school; Thanksgiving
day, st. Vincent's college. Christmas
and New Years will be given over to
matches with outside colleges. The
Physicians and Surgeons team will also
be played at date not yet definitely
decided.
other Colleges Have Good Squads
Dean Cromwell coach of the team
of the University of Southern Califor-
MIA, believes that his eleven will be
the premier pigskin handlers of South
ern California, although in this case as
we'll as with st. Vincents and the law
school, many of the players will be
developed from new material Occiden-
tails outlook is also good while Pomona
and Whittier will likewise have strong
teams in the field.