The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-11-11
ECHOES FROM ST. STAN|SAUS GgflIGE.

This week will go down in the his
tory of ST. Stanislaus College as one of
the most important that has past in
several years.
This being the first time that the foot
ball team has had the pleasure of play
ing an antagonist on foreign ground.
While we lost the team has not lost
courage and shall endeavor to redeem
itself on the sixteenth, when it plays L.
SU. scrubs, and on Thanksgiving whenit
plays the PoplarvilIe Aggies on the
local gridiron.
PICKING OF TEAM.
Thursday night, Coach Commagere
picked the Varsity football to repre-
sent S. S. C. for the 1861 session.
The pick was as follows: Reed, Tycer,
Martinez, Curtis, Cannon, Mckinney,
Blanchet, Begnaud, Dabezies, Moore,
Ansley, Lambou, Wolf, Lala, Lopez,
Reisch, Tircuit, NJ. and H. Rosenblath,
and Shannon.
Our friends "Buck" Neelis, who takes
charge of one of the extreme points of
the line, would have been chosen, but
for his absence which was caused by
the sickness of his father.
THE GAME (First Quarter9
S. S. C. won the toss and chose to
receive. Rabenhnrst, kicked off for
Jefferson. Cannon received and ran
the ball back twenty yards. A wild
pass by Reed to Mckinney gave Jeffer-
son the ball on S. S. C's fifteen yard
line. Rabenhorst carried the ball over
for touchdown. Streams kicked goal.
s. S. C. received, Maher carried the
ball to forty yard line. The college
failed to make first down. Jefferson
penalized fifteen yards for holding
Jefferson kicked out of bounds. S. S.
C.'s ball on twenty yard line. McKin-
ney on a cross tackle made first down.
Reed past wild to Mckinney. Jefferson
gained ball but failed to make first
down. End of first quarter score Jeffer-
son rs. S. c..
FIRST QUARTER First Half
S. S. CTS ball on twenenty yard line.
Stanlslaus kicked. Jefferson received
ball on forty yard line. Jefferson pen
allied for holding. Stanislaus kicked
off. Streams made first down. Stanis-
laus penalized five yards for off sides.
Stanislaus penalized fifteen yards for
holding. Ronenblath received the kick
off and ran for twenty yards. Rosen-
blath carried the ball through for first
down. Later, S. S. G. failed TO l.ass6e
first down. Jefferson's ball on fifty
yard line. Pullen gained on a tackle
over tackle Brock ran twenty yards for
a touchdown. Streams kicked goal.
Rosenblath receiced the kickoff and
raced it back thirty yards. A pass was
completed, Mckinney to Cannon, for a
gain of twenty yards. A moment latter
another pass was completed Mckinney
to Cannon for gain of thirty yards.
Time out on Jeffersop's ten yard line
with our first down. The score, Jeffer-
son q. S. S. G. 0.
FIRST QUARTER (Second Half)
st. Stanislaus kicked off. Jefferson
brought back ball forty yards. Jeffer-
son failed to make first down. Raben-
horst kicked out of bounds. S. S. C.'s
ball on twenty yard line. Jefferson in
tercepted forward pass. Jefferson pen
allied thirty yards for holding and
arguing with referee. Streams gained
ten yards on an end run. Jefferson at
tempted forward pass but was in
complete. Rabenhurst punted out OF
bounds. S. S. G. failed to make first
down. Cannon intercepted forward pass
and ran thirty-five yards. Our ball on
thirty yard line. Jefferson penalized
for interfering with forward pass. S.
S. G.. failed to make first down. Jeffer
son lost ball. Mckinney made first
down. Pullen, the famous slugger, is
knocked out of the game. Mckinney
fumbled ball on one said line. Raben-
horst missed a kick and the College
made safety. Quarter out. Score,
jefferson 81. S. S. c. ,.
SECOND HALF Second Quarter)
Rabenhorst bucked through for twenty
yards. On track.play Streams carri
ed the ball for first down. Rahenhorst