The San Francisco call., 1910-11-27
Home TEAM FAILS
TO STEM ATTACKS
Bali Dangerously Near PaT0
AIfOanS' Line on Several
Occasions
By WILLIAM UNMAcK


gained as an exponent Of the RugbS
code. by defeating the Mission high
team on California field for the cham
pioaship Of northern California. The
score was Is TO O, which demonstrates
the superiority Of the Peninsula league
champion team over the local cham
pions Of the San Francisco league.
the Mission team fought hard, but
could not stem the determined attacks
ef the boys from Palo Alto. The win
ners were not pressed as hard as they
have been in some OF their games, and
probably FOR this reason the ga me was
not as fast as was expected. The Palo
Altoans have played remarkable foot
bah al season and yesterdays game
was fitting conclusion for their ef-
forts and gives them the right to go
10 Los Angeles 10 meet the southern
champion team for the championship
pf California
The Mission team has two good
men ign Wavuire and Guerin. They
played the star game for their side.
WaT1nire was very sure with his kicks
10 touch and usually got hfs kick away
even under the most disadvantageous
conditions. A great fault he showed.
however was running back to get his
kick and Al times ne was caught and
sUCthered by the fast following Palo
.AltoanS. This seemed TO be a general
fault with the majority of the Mission
backs. and ii lost the team valuable
ground on several occasions. Guerin
was easily the best forward on the
o. III sslon team and he played A good
game He followed UP We'll. smothered
-his opponents returns and did general
havoc in preventing the Palo Alto
backs from getting under way Pala-
NiDi. on the three-quarter line. also
played well with the one exception.
" II hem he presented try 10 Templeton
hE- kicking foolishly into this player s
. l1an1s right in his own danger zone
p There was considerable talking bv
.b1th- teams and the playing at times
was particularly vigorous and far from
.hoIuE-0a the nursery STYLE that has
50. often been said OF Rugby. The Palo
Alto boys played good, hard football
and ~ no time were they hard pressed.
Though the Mission team managed to
get the ball TO the Palo Alto line on
several occasions. When this hap
pened the winners We're equal to the
-oecaSl0n and with good defense ans~
-llne work. took the play out Of danger
Tho Rising brothers on the fve-eighths
Ife were the best of the backs. though
itmpletou and Dingley showed to good
advantage when the hail came out TO
tlenl on the wings. Howe. the center
kicker De Graf at halfback plaved a
nice game: though the opposing wing
JOY ard was instrumental in blockinA
2. number Of his passes TO the back
1lefft- Ramsay in the forwards was the
pick o. "a real good pack Shortly after
:PaIo Alto kicked off Waymire was
promi nenf with good run that ended
~. MS: hnd-ng touch Palo Alto now
i9QE :uD the attack and worked the
:l@< j. TO the Mission line. A series Of
ScEup2s We're formed and from one Of
i1Ierl: De Graf sent the ball out to E
RfsiinE and from him Dingley got the
oval and scored near the corner post.
41g|e failed in difficult kick. Palo
4 80 3 Mission o.
- Tlamsav was the next man 70 show
2 ID with z good run transferred the
play from the center to FIVE yards OF
tle MISSION goal line Here one OF the
Mission backs secured the ball. but
lis KICK was charged down and Ram
sf2. Eyeut oTer the line for a try. which
HoHE converted. Palo Alto 8. Mission q.
- =N0 further score was made up to
.haI t!me and Guerin Of Mission was
prominent on several occasions. The
Fe4o Alto team also showed a good idea
~ the. dribbling game and the seat Of
HostJlltles was IN the center when the
whistle went for half time
After the KICKOFF g. Rising got the
t0-+ t!Foi ld4L way dl0 Wfl22led and
sdulrmed through all his opponents.
naking''a pretty run of over 30 yards.
He was stopped when he came to Full
mack Bel! of Mission r few yards from
the goal line From the serum that
fol lowed Waymire got the bail and re-
HeEFd the pressure on his line with
good kick TO touch soon after this
Templeton Of PaIo Alto made dodgy
run along the line 70 be grounded bv
p l2dLni in Mission territory.
After series Of loose play serum
vas formed near Mission line and the
ba}i sent TO Paladini. This PLAYER mis-
kirked the ball. and instead Of finding
touch with the kick, it went into the
waiting. and eager hands Of Temple
ton, who Scored. Howe added the extra
points making the score Pa1o Alto i3
and mission zero.
40 further score was made and fuII
tlFne was called a few minutes later.
tfeorSe Faulkner refereed the game.
when it is considered both teams
were arTayed in the same colored jer-
seyS his work was splendid The teams
lined up a s follows: