The San Francisco call., 1909-11-26
Brilliant Work
Of individuals
Marks Contest
Dickson Secures Only Try for
Santa Clara and Both Teams
Show Training

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coming TO him for the victory of his
team Disvala is another man about
whom too much can not be said Little
Diavala never played better in his life
and have watched him grow in the
Rugby game since the college first took
up the game In the forwards Bon
netti was the star. Always on the ball,
splepdid in the loose and on the line
outs. he was tower OF strength.
Hughes. cam and Sheehy also played
splendidIy all through.
For the defeated team Reams was
their star and a really magnificent
game he played. His pace was seen
10 advantage on several occasions.
though he met a stumbling block in
the opposition defense.
Porterfeld is another man who
showed his worth and will be heard
from in the Rugby game in the future.
Tramutolo was probably the hardest
working forward on the field. He was
particularly brilliant in the loose. his
following up being splendid Tadiseh
and Captain Jarrett also showed TO ad-
vantage and in the last 10 minutes the
whole Santa Clara team seemed to
have found new energy and fought for
dear life.
The play.
Captain Dickson won the toss from Jarrett OF
Santa Clara and elected To kick with the wind
and sun AT his back. Reams kicked on for
Santa Clara against very strong wind ana
Stnrrett returned TO touch. In an exchange OF
kicks that followed the THROWN Gallagher OF
santa Clara mulled and the ST. Msry's boys
f1
plav 10 half way Here Fieberling marked ana
The santa Clsrsns put his kick out Of TOUGH
ST. Mary's began to attack very stea9ig lie aho
Gallagher went down on the ball ana nicely
stopped q forward rush. serum was formed
and Trsmutoo broke away on drieble ana -.
Nsry's were 2 minute later awarded a ffee lof
offside and IeOnhardt sent the ball down 10
Porterfed. the bali eventually going out; FROM
Tho rllroU-fn Reams secured. ran well and kicked
10 Leonhardt The latter returned with long
punt and Detels fell the ball and saved.
After the drop out Diavala and O'Connell were
broke no the rush and took play TO midheld.
Here Starrett and Captain Dickson put IN GOOD
-. serum was formed and Jarrett ana DooI,
ing headed 8 rush that took the bail 10 neutral
ground Shortly after Santa cara was forced 10
save the second time since the game started
FieberlinC returned the dropout and Hogan
aud Ganahl were conspicuous on the llne work
Porterfeld. who had been playing up wen. was
hurt al this stage but was able 70 continue.
BOnneti on play being continued. headed nice
dribbling rush and took the play into the santa
Clarans territory.
The prune boys were awarded a free kick and
Reams punted well down the field and INTO -
Mary's ground. He followed up remsTkaolF
quick and 4 serum was fofineu ilaNaia -
cured from the pack and exchange Of kicks
took place. Shortly after Starrett made one OF
Tho finest runs II the day going down the held
for fully 60 Yards and then passing 20 Sheehy
who continued for another 10 yards before ne
grassed by Detels. II was pretty run
and made right through the field series OF
scrums followed on the Santa Clara goal line
and the ball went Reans. who kicked wcil
10 Leonbsrdt. but the latter returned the ball
right out nesr the goal hne. serum l, To-,
lowed the THROWN and Diavala shot the 5sli
ont 10 OConnell- the latter ran rev YARDS sno
sent IL TO Captain Dickson. the latter going
over the line for the first and only score Of the
game.
Diavala had a strong wind TO contend with,
bat successfully put the ball over the bar. ST.
Marv's , Santa Clara o.
Reams kicked of 70 Hughes and from the
return Santa Clara were awarded free FOR on
side by BOnnetti- Santa Clara secured the ball
from the serum. but Gallagher was TOO slow in
getting it away and Diavala smothered him.
Nor content with this little Diavala picked tho
ball un transferred II 10 O'Conneu. and the
latter sent il cut % Dickson and again sent
on to Simpson The bah had been carried
clear across the field. but very little headway
had been made Later Dickson and Fleberlins
figured in another rush. but Tadsch of Santa
Clara came TO the rescue and TOOK the play
away from his line.
Half time was called just after this. with
play still in Santa Clara territory Leonhardt
started the game for 81. Mary's In the second
half and Dooling sent long punt down 10 the
St Mary's danger zone st. Mary's were. now
pinned in their own ground for minutes.
bur eventually by good steady line work.
worked the ball down the line and out Of the
danger section. The ball went on q long pass
10 Simpson and he sent a nice punt into the
Santa clara grounds. The play liyened up a
little. but several men were laid out in quick
succession. 4 series Of scrums followed and
from free kick Santa Clara kicked 10 Leon
hard. who returned out Of touch. Diavala and
Starrett were again prominent
Both sides were fighting hard. though there
moth inc of Frf in MA
The close play eventually enlivened by an
other free 10 Santa Clara. and afterward Smith
made a good down the line the ball going
ont. 81. Marv-s were later awarded a free kick
and Leonhardt kicked out. IL was this throw
in that was not made that Reams made his
Both Touch Judge Howard and Referee Read
ing were on the spot. the former with his hsg
mp and the latter footing bis whistle. The men
neither heard but continued fheii
hesrthreaking run only 10 have 10 back
after little delay in explaining the situation
L. them.
The play from this on to the hnisl
was verY close and confined to the for
wards almost entirely. and the latter
part Of the game Santa Clara had the
ST Mary's pinned in their own home
ground. The prune boys made desper
ate efforts TO score but all without sue.
cess the full time whistle eventually
sounding with play in midfield
Referee Reading said after the game
Il was surprised al the great number
Of men injured during the course o.
the game. It seems ineNplicab BILE how
this should be, as both teams seemed
10 be in good condition. At the tim,
Reams appeared to the spectators t.
score Try the ball in reality had no
been thrown in and was not in play
it was unfortunate, but the noise O
the rooters made il impossible for tn,
players to hear my whistle. The gam,
was a hard fought one from start t,