Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
OXY'S TIGERS ARE
tanned BY POMONA
SagebruSh Eleven Shows Sur
prising Form and 0utplays
Opponents at Every Point

The Pomona pigskinners outplayed
the Oxy Tigers in every department of
the game yesterday afternoon at Baer
park, piling up a score of 2S to 0. The
Claremonters started with a rush, and
went over for a touchdown in the first
six minutes of play. Their backs
plowed through for long gains with
regularity, and worked the forward
pass for from ten to twenty yards on
every try. The ends were down under
punts and time and again doWned the
Tiger man in his tracks.
The Presbyterians put up nstless
fight, and the line which had held the
heavy Methodists to a standstill was
rushed off its feet by the unheralded
huskies from the sagebrush Interfer-
ence was a minus quantity in their
runs, and the backs were frequently
thrown for losses. Only the great work
of Wieman, Patterson, Captain Land
reth and Hopkins prevented a walk
away. The great Weiman, with his
game leg swollen and in a cast, was In
every play, ana was the only OXy back
that could be depended on for gain,
although Bradbeer at left half made
some phenomenal stands; but the big
fullback of the famous Wieman clan
was the bright spot in the eleven's rag
ged play. Harold Hopkins at quarter
and Bob Patterson at center, both play
ing their last game of collegiate foot
ball, put up the strongest fight of their
long career, but could not bring the
disheartened Highlanders into their
stride.
In the first quarter Pomona secured
the touchdown that took the heart out
of their opponents. After Blue and
White procession down the field, Barnes
was showed over the last chalk mark
In the second period the slaughter con-
tinued. Shut Barnes and Andrews
worked the ball within the fiVe-yard
mark. Clary called for an end round
run, and Jennings sprinted over for five
mor points, bringing the score up to
10 to O. The next touchdown was on a
fluke. after the Tigers had held on the
tWenty-yard line Bradbeer was called
back for a punt. The Sagebrush CEN
ter, Gillett, blocked the boot, knocking
the bladder over the line, where he fell
on it for another score. Shut kicked
goal, bringing the Pomona total Tor the
first half up to 16 points
In the third quarter came Occident-
ais only chance to escape shutout.
Patterson started things by blocking
punt and falling on the ball. OXy
could not make their downs, and Po-
mona started again, until the plgskln
rested on the 25-yard chalk mark. CARY
ATTEMPTED place kick and failed. The
Tigers put the ball in scrimmage, and
with sensational bucks by Wieman,
good run by Bradbeer and two perfect
forward masses got within striking dis
tance Of the Blue and White goal. Po
mona held, and Shytt punted out. This
session was even, but the flash of form
by the Presbyterians was over. In the
final Deriod Andrews bucked over for
another touchdown, and Clary booted
the ball fairly between the posts for
the extra point making the points 2S
to 0. The Claremonters worked down
to the five-yard line, with their rooters
calling for touchdown, but the Oxy
line held, and Bradbeer booted out of
danger. The touchdown was coming
up. for another procession gave Rice a
chance. and he negotiated for five
points, giving the final tally Of 2S to o.
The whistle blew with the ball in Po-
mona's possession on her own forty
yard line.
Tho 1ineup.