Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-29
MANY GAMES ARE
SCHEDULED TODAY
Gridirons Will Be LodeStone for
Rah-RahS of Eastern and
Western Schools

Football is now the ruling passion of
the rah-rahs and today's pot pourri
Of games, good, bad and Indifferent,
should furnish the gridiron followers
enough concentrated features to keep
the rooters busy in "reminiscences from
freshman down to the veriest senior.
With Harvard and West Point fighting
to finish on the army gridiron, Car
Isle and Pennsylvania the card at
Philadelphia and Minnesota and Chi
cago the features of the midwest
fields, the east of the Rockies fans
will have ample food for thought.
Southern California may congratu-
late herself that there will be an op-
portunity for the American game fol-
lowers here to see the Walter Camp
game intact, instead of a mixture of
Rugby and American, such as the
northern cities must content them
selves with, and although the big
games of the conference season are yet
to come, today's program will offer
lively opener for the regular schedule
of the year. lI-,4
REDLANDs AND L. S. C.
The varsity squad Of the University
of Southern California will don the
moleskins at Redlands to do battle
with the new university team of that
city. The local eleven has been handi-
1Rpped by injuries, study requirements
and the like, but are expected to bring
home the victory.
Bob Davis, right end Of the U. S. c.
team, is out of it with a dislocated
ankle and Goodman is on the hospital
list with blood poisoning. Sid Neigh
bours, the star backfeld performer,
no Of hppn
punting nicely of late and Neighbours
will not be missed in that depart
ment as much as in the defensive
work. Coach Cromwell may shift Wal
ter Hall to full in tomorrow's game,
as he has been showing up strong in
that position in practice.
The Redlands team will be weak
ened by the absence of "Prof." Jones,
who will be kept out of the game by
eleven will be intact. The teams will
present the following line-ups:
L. S. C.-Wallace left end, Hatch
left tackle, Scott left guard, Allan CEN
ter, Single right guard, Smith right
tackle, Hill right end, Lund left half,
Hall full Paulin right half, Spencer
quarter.
RedIands university-Mathes left
end, Walker left tackle, Postum left
guard Holt right tackle, MecLarrenn
right end Hasson left half, Hentschke
full, Brown right half, BOnneI quar-
ter.
POMONA AND WHITTIER
Pomona and Whittier will meet on
the alumni field at ClaremOnt this aft
ernoon in the first game of the big
three" There will be a great deal OF
interest in the outcome, as the Quak-
ers succeeded in holding the Occidental
Tigers to a tied score and the dope !
sters will be busy. This game more
than any other will give a line on the
chances of Pomona, OXy and Whit |
tier for the championship, and the
fans are watching with anxious eyes.
Coach Stanton has been working !
hard to get the team in shape to win
the championship again this year, but
is much handicapped by the lightness
of material. This defect is most !
in the line.
Pomona's probable lineup is as fol- |
lows: Nye, Gillette, center; McFad-
den, right guard; Davis, right tackle; |
Ash, Sanford, left guard Hentschke, !
left tackle; Crawford, Lobeer, left |
end; Clary, quarter; Andrews, Brooks, |
right half; Shut (captain), left half; !
Becker, fullback.
From all that can be learned at the |
Quaker camp, Whites men will con-
tent themselves with a defensive |
game and depend on'a chance to |
score on an intercepted pass, as nap !
pened once before on the Pomona |
field. Coach White, it is understood.
has mapped out this line of battle,
because he is far from satisfied with
the aggressive work Of the team.
Should the team show a sudden |
ability to an effective aggressive
game, the plan of battle may be
The Quakers will select their
lineup from the following men: Pick
ct. captain; McCaslin, Hiatt, Bogue,