The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
YOSENITES PLAY
CENTURY TODAY
Crack Exponents of Old Foot
ball Game WIN Line Up
at Preside
Bv HERBERT HAusER

Admirers OF the old American game
of football will have an <opportuni1F
of seeing two games played today pE
the four best teams about the naF
cities. The first game will be played
by the eIevens Of the Century athletie
club of Oakland and the Yosemites o.
this city at 1890 o'clock at the Pre
sidio athletic grounds. The Century
club team is practically an all star ag-
gregation OF former high school play
ers who have a natural love for the
old game that will never die out Inc
boys all hail from the other side OF tne
bay and among the best known OF lheII
PLAYERS are George Incen. the former
Rerkelev high star; Captain Harold
Dow. formerly of Oakland high; k1ser'
Alameda's great halfbaek; the Bruz-
zoni brothers, also Of Alameda WllIIalii
Moir and Eugene Burns, the latter FFe-
mont highs best player OF 1ast seaSon-
The Yosemites number amohs Inei
players Donald Macmillan. their for
mer captain. who has been playlhs
with the team for the last i've years
and has always proven a conSisuent
ground gamer. 'poc" Newton, thls
years captain, is a former LICK school
star. while the rest of the lineup con-
tains the names Of a number or FORMER
local high school and athletic club play
ers Dave McAndrews. the former Dart
mouth player who is now coaching Ala,
media high. will referee the game, anu
w. Cert will umpire.
At 2:3O on the same grounds the
Brooklyn club of this city VIII cIasn
with the celebrated Winged VS. OF
Vallejo. This should prove TO De
crackajack game. as both teams are
good and fast and have been preparing
for this battle for some time.
The winner of this game will play
the winner OF the afternoon game pc
tween the Brooklyns and winged $,
for the state championship. The teams
will line up as follows:
Yosemite-Partridge, center; Mehrtens anu
Eirman. right guard; Bruce. left guard bsrT5; Ts;
right taekIe: johnson, left tackle; Dun. Gnetaldl
or Shef right end: Schroeder or Conradl, lett
end: Captain Newton and sheppard. quarteri
Heilman, right half; Mcmillan, left hail. beA
Cen century@Davld Mofr. center: wieben. left
guard johnson Moore right guard slnetsl5 es
Ming. Bruzzone or Stewart. left end; captain
Dow or NJ Moore, right end; Nl,l,am lam Hoif hsIf
Burns fuIlback-
At 2:3O o'clock-en the same grounds
the Brooklyn club of this city and the
Winged VS. of Vallejo will clash 20
see which eleven will meet the morn
In winner for the state championship.
years and are known as two OF the
fastest teams playing the American
game Charles Goshen, the old Olympic
and Reliance player who has been the
coach of the Vallejo aggregation for
many years, claims to have the best
team ever and has spared no pains TO
put his men in shape for tOday's game.
realizing that he has a fast team TO
play against. Nevertheless, the up
country boys claim that it will be an
easy victory for them. The Brooklyns
will undoubtedly surprise them. Tor
they are playing an excellent game this
season, being especially skillful with
their forward passing.
The Oakland church athletic league
is putting up classy article OF basket
ball this season and though there are
but half as many teams playing this
wear as there were last the class or
players is away above previous seasons.
The game between the First Cadets
No. 1 and the Elamits was a nerve
racking game and was won by the sol
dier boys only after desperate battle
| by a score OF 80 to %. The teams
| lined up as follows;
Cadets-LawtOn and Thomas. forwards; Tai
cott center; Silvernail, Elvidge and Allen,
FIamfts-Carpenfer and 6narini. forwards;
Joseg. center: Moore and Bucbholz. guards
The second game between the Loyal
Sons and Cadets No 3 was fairly easy
| for the former quintet. the score betnS z
81 to II. The teams lined up as fol-
/ lows:
Ioyal Sons-Fox and Peases forwards; Rhoda.
center: Ogden and Guilford, guards
Cadets No 2-Honn and Catlin, forwards;
! Maddern. center; Ross-and Muir. guards.