Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
Ry CHARLES JERNEGAN

October 23-Redlands VS.. San Ber-
nardino at San Bernardino.
october 3O-Redlands VS.. Cotton at
Redlands.
! Oceober '30-Redlands VS.. Polytechnic
at Los Angeles. Second team.
| November 6-Redlands VS.. Polytech-
mic at Los Angeles.
| November 6-Redlands vs. Riverside
at Redlands.
November 13-Redlands VS.. Riverside
at Redlands.
November 20-Redlands VS.. Pomona
| at Pomona.
November 25-Redlands VS.. Los An
| geles high at Redlands.
December 4-Redlands VS.. L. A. high
| at Los Angeles.
Santa Barbara High School
October 3O-Santa Barbara vs. Poly
| teChnic at Los Angeles.
| Nvember 30 - Santa Barbara VS..
| Polytechnic at Los Angeles.
| November 13 - Santa Barbara VS..
Polytechnic at Santa Barbara.
November 23-Santa Barbara VS.. L.
A. high at Santa Barbara.
| December 4-Santa Barbara vs.. Red
lands at Santa Barbara.
Several other dates will also be ar
ranged by Coach Oliphant of the
Santa Barbara high. Harvard Military
academy will probably be played Octo-
Der 16, although nothing definite re-
garding this game has as yet been
agreed upon.
In nearly every instance much graf
| ification has been expressed by both
! coaches and managers regarding the
| foregoing schedules, and not team
will go into the game without at least
an outside chance of winning the
| laurels.
Santa Barbara Lineup Good
The Santa Barbara fifteen is showing
up we'll, although the team is weak on
the forward line. Several crackerjack
| backs compose the lineup, but not
| withstanding the fact that some of the
| best forwards in this section are to
be seen on the forward line, the team
| work is weak Prominent among the
stars of the serum is a japanese boy
named Shishido, who played a fast
and heady game when the high shcool
| met the Naval Reserves recently.
Among the other members of the
| Rugby fifteen around which Coach
! Oliphant is endeaVoring to build a
| strong team are Bill Edwards, a first
| class forward Franco Franceschi,
| another member of the serum; Mi
chaels a star performer with the boot;
| Stone, last years captain and a first
| rate half; and Coffee, Smith, Hunt and
Morton, backs.' Michael recently from
| Spokane and who has been playing
| lock in the serum, is one of the most
| able drop kickers who has ever been
seen in alifoCrnia del Sur. Michaels
recently drop-kicked the pigskin from
the half line over the goal post, a
| distance of more than fifty yards.
| Following is the present lineup of the
| team, although several of the players
may be shifted before the game with
Polytechnic:
High School-scrum Shishido, Ed
| wards (captain), Michael, Freeman,
| Franceschi, Hazard, Gidney, Lockhart,
| Rogers, Schweitzer; halfback, Backus.
| Bliss; first five-eighth-, Butts; second
| fiVe-eighths, Ballard, Oliver; left
| three-quarters, Hunt; center three
quarters, Morton; right three-quar-
ters, Smith; fullback, Caty.
Practice Opens at Poly
Practice will begin in earnest tomor-
row at Polytechnic although several
| players have been seen at work on the
gridiron during the past few days.
Among the faster players and one who
promises to be the rock of Gibraltar
| in the lineup is Wilson, an old Pomona
man, who will probably play one of
the forwards Warner, formerly of
| Riverside, will also be one of the f1f-
| teens members and will likely Off
| ciate as first five-eighths. Coach
Skinner of last years Poly track team,
will act as football coach during the
| fall season of 1910 and is optimism
personifed regarding the prospects of
his beloved institution.
| Bennett at RedIands
Coach Hester of Redlands is like
wise predicting a great future for his
| squad of huskies and will have in Ben
nett, formerly of Pomona high, one
of the speediest players at either half
or full in this end of the state. Cap
tain Earl Hasson will likely be seen
at the five-eighths position while Wal
ter Hentschke, at full, will be relied
on for the long punts. Trout, Brown
and McClaren, all three quarters while
| Pettingill, as forward, should also aid
materially in raising the teams aver
age in the percentage column. The
Redlands oval is in good condition
and practice will begin tomorrow.
| The u. S. G. law school, under the
able management of Coach Sorenson,
is beginning to round into form, and
speed coupled with heavy and heady
men, assure the team of at least an
excellent showing. Among those who
! have shown up to advantage during
! the recent maneuvers at Fiesta park
are Foss, Cohn and Hawley, all of
~ - THT