The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28

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they were unlucky in not scoring mo
In the first 10 minutes it looked
runaway match OF 1t, as the win geo c
players kept up a heavy and consistent
attack on the Barbarians' goal line. The
= sdefense. however. was good and by de-
/. grees the play was worked TO half way
and then on toward the Olympic goal
slime For the remainder Of the half
The advantage was clearly with the
Barbs. though through fumbling and
wild passing they could not score. In
the second half the blacks kept UP the
same strong attack, but in the final
stages Of the game the Olympics were
doing the attacking.
TIVE HANDLE BALL
The play that resulted in a score for
the OIympics was started by Decius
and the ball passed through the hands
of five different players. Laumeister
scoring a good try. It was fine piece
Of work and brought rounds of ap-
plause from the large crowd on the
bleachers.
The Olympic club played Sharpe in
the center three-quarter place, in which
position he was certainly out of place.
His taking OF passes was not clean and
he fUmbled constantly. though outside
OF this his play yeas good. He on. sew
eraI occasions broke through. and did
good service fntercepting Mckenzie
and Laumeister dtd well at five-eighths
and Parker at halfback could rot be
improved upon. IN the forwards Dolan
was the leading light of the Olympics.
He was in everything and on the line
out he and Crawford Of the Bsrbs We're
the most noticeable and aggressive two
men IN these plays. All the other for
wards worked with g will and did good
service. The Berbarians played the
best game they have been seen in this
year and Phillips at Ralfback was a
tower OF strength. both Of attack and
defense. Folsom. the former Nevada
university star, was brilliant and his
stopping Of rushes and intercepting
Of passes was one Of the features Of
the BaTbs' game. Butler and Johns also
die fine work though Lombard on the
wing was fumbling TO a great extent.
CilascOck was one Of the best forward DIS
on the field and with Crawford gave the
Olgmpics considerable worry Both men
,
lowing up they We're the best on the
side. Fyfe. also played q whirlwind
same at wing forward. George Presley
as usual made an ideal referee. The
play:
After Decius kicked of for the Olym-
pics play was taken to the center, but
the Olympics gradually took the oval
TO the Barbarian line. Penalties were
given against both teams for various
FFrsE -err-7rD .a1F,
the Barbarians wheeled a serum that
had been formed near their line and
rushed the ball TO half way After this
the Barbs gave the Olympics some of
their own medicine and kept up an at
tack on the winged line. Folsom,
Phillips and Crawford were prominent
in changing the seat of hostiIities TO
the Olympic territory. but from a
THROWN Dolan raced down the field and
play settled once more in midfeld. The
Barbs came back again and forced the
Olympic men TO save on two different
occasions. At half time neither side
had scored and the Olympic club was
pinned on its own goal line.
BARBs ALMOST SCORE
Crawford opened hostilities and
Olympic forwards rushed the ball to
the Barbs line but Phillips. Folsom
and Butler got going and the latter
made a spectacular run TO the Olympic
goal line. where he was tackled and
passed wide. sure score being lost.
Dolan next enlivened the proceedings
and broke through the field TO be
dOwned by Faulkner Mckenzie was
soon after disabled through a collision
with. Glascock, but was able TO resume
The Barbs continued their aggressive
tactics and once more forced the Olyn-
pics TO touch down. Crawford and Fyfe
broke through and the latter was
downed two feet from the line and
serum formed. The Olympics from this
serum took play to half way and 1t was
soon after this that Decius started the
passing bout that resulted in Laumeis-
ter scoring. The ball was sent to Lunt
by Decius and when tackled this player
transferred TO Dolan. who in turn gave
II TO Skov. who made for the line and
gave the oval to Laumeister, who was
Immediately tackled and lost the ball.
Recovering himself quickly Laumeister
made a kick at the rolling ball, sent it
over the line and dived for it, scoring a
really splendid try. The goal failed.
Olympics 8, Barbarians 0. The game
from this on was exciting and fast. the
play changing from one end to the
other in quick succession but no fur
tber score was made and the Olympics
won the championship and incidentally
made the Wolf trophy their personal
property. The lineup:
Olympic Position Bsrbarians
DOcius. ............ Full hack Faulkner
Lunt.......-.. Three quarters. 49,. Lombard
sharpe Three quarters Butler
Hall Three quarters Elliott
Lsumeister. Five-e ighths. .......... Folsom
Mex enze ....- .Five-eighths. Johns
Parker .Halfback. Phillips
ARuirre- -FOrw ards (lascOck
n. Brown. .-..-.-..-.F Forwards ..-.-..-..-. Brown
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