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toslCncjdcs tumOay vi SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1009. Orange agsin traced cp vA it wttn oimculty that Pomona got their COOP OLD GAME. SAINTS WIN FIRST GAME. fill liHj last score. Orange scr-red near the end of the game, after Pomona had put in several of the aubs, on a blocked kirk for Pomona.

Shutt and Parker made some beavtl-ful end runs. Fuller and Kepner both played well at tackle, and Miller put up a great defense at lull. The Orange back field was good Individually, but did not play well Wefeat 'Santa 'Ana Iligh by Nine to Nothing. keeps cool. With I'uuira MMIitUtl jUsH fixations be should make good at the position.

On the line Rhelnschlld and Howard loom up the largest and most likely players. Ithelne will probably play a tack! position again. He Is bulit a good deal 'like his brother, and tha coach should make a great tackle of the with his long experience under Yost. Howard weighs close to 170 pounds and is tall and rangy. Ha is slated for guard, but wilt (III in well at tackle if F.

Murray is disabled, ribaine is not in ss good shape as last year. Hard work on the des--ert took ail the icinger uut uf the and he is a good dual below par. A week of consistent practice, though, fuicht to better -his condition notice ably. O'Malley and Barley seem the most probable candidates for end. Brady Is another man out for a wing berth.

There won't be must competition for positions, yet the men are able to care well for the places. Grlndle is sorely return to tho Cathollo camp till last week, Md the uncertainty aa to material caused tho coach all kinds of uneasiness. To cap the climax Capt Stoney quit the siiuatl. parental objection, Sloney said, forced him to lwvve school. Uieiuschlld has hoped ell alone to gfUn the reinstatement of Tommy Tbarrando and Eugene Shut Into amataur standing.

The A.A.U. commissioners are not at all favorable in their attitude toward the two offenders, and the Rulnts will very likely play without the services of thest two crack stars. Football practice at the Grand Avenue camp has been only of the most preliminary nature so far. Last Thursday the coach sent his candidates ursirist the tuckllng- dummy. Punting, passing and Hula signal work has marked the progress of the week.

Tomorrow Rhelnschlld will begin hard scrimmage work in earnest, at least as earnestly as the size of his squad will permit. The coach realizes he must take care of his first teamers. Intercollegiate Contest in Hot Morning Sun, The nne-up: Pomona. Davis. Kepner Hentcchke A.

it Davis auiotto A. Crawford Crawford Fuller Crawford Voile Shutt, Becker Parker, Neules Miller. Haskins Orange. R.HI. Lerner (e.) R.T.

Bruntcn It.a. T. Jackson C. Wolf IfcQ. R.

Fullerton L.T. R. Wlttwer L.K Northnross Q. Nunn R.If. L.

'Wallace L.H. R. Camp Smith Hoth Teams Need Practice to Be Successful. Referee, Crlsholm; umpire, Spurgon field judge. Carver; linesman, Rau time of halves, 20 minutes.

STANFORD WINS FROM OLYMPICS. CARDINALS TOO AGGRESSIVE FOR ATHLETICS. St. Vincent'f, Ana 'High School, 0. One touchdown followed by kicked roal In the first half, and a pretty field goal from the 27-yard Una toward the close of the second period, both scored by Full-back Neighbours, cinched the first game of the season tor St, Vincent's against the SanU Ana High Bchool at Bovard field yesterday morn, lug.

The contest was ragged and showed lack of practice for both teams. The Saints entering the game without any preliminary practice, were handicapped by poor condition. The sun boat fiercely on the Methodist field, and through the short halves the men ere hardiy able to hold the pace. Both teams tried the forward pass and onslde kick unsuccessfully. The Saints advanced the ball on a throw from Ed Murray to Casey In the Brut half, but failed to connect' the pass In three later throws, and lost the ball each time.

Santa Ana made a gain of ten yards once and lost the ball twice. The Saints kicked off and kept the 1 V. 'A i 'V I .4 i 4 I -V I I '3V. IfF YOU would enjoy supreme comfort In a tl motor car you should own a Peerless. Next to reliability, comfort Is the most desirable quality.

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BT DIRECT WIRE TO THE TIMES. STAFFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. Exclusive Dispatch. Stanford, 15; Olympic Club. 0.

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tries. He also missed a penalty kick. Floyd Brown, the Cardinal fullback, gave the best exhibition of kicking that has been seen here this season. Several times he made long punts to touch, in one Instance registering a gain of sixty yards. The Olympic players did not stand the gait as well as in the first game.

On one occasion three men were stretched out on the field as a result of the Cardinal onslaught. John O. Miller twisted his ankle, bu. after having it bandaged, resumed his place. Reed, who has been assigned to half-back In gcott's place, played, a steady game.

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F1653; B'dway 2623. Los Angeles, CaL received the ball In the center of the field, and kicked to touch at the Olympic's 15-yard line. On the line out. tho ball was batted to Stoly, who passed to Roth, and the latter i gave It to Cook, who crossed the line. A lona; kick by Brings placed the ball in Stanford territory for the first time, but Brown's splendid punting again put the leather near the Olympic goal, Stanford was awarded a penalty kick, but crawrora missed.

On the next kick off a passing rush, Stoly to Roth to Holman, placed the nan on the visitors 30-yard line. A ft the Stanford backfielj kept passing 4 tne can among tnemseives, they could not advance it. Finally Holman got away end scored. Near tha end of the first half the Olympics nearly scored when Tulier COM I Gl blocked Brown's kick and the ball ball in High School territory throughout the first Santa Ana. made two 20-vard on punts fumbled by the hacks, bu'.

were unable to pierce the Catliolic line for necessary yards. Hholnschild and Murray broke up end plays before the High School backs made any gains, but twice the Saints lost the advantage by fumbling. Toward the middle of the period, from the center of the field, Casey carried the ball 15 yards on a quick opening; over tackle. Gage added another seven on an end run, and on a forward pass from quarter-buck to Casey the Saint half advanced the leather another fifteen. Bucks over guard by Neighbours and Casey tore up the High School center, and In three plunges Neighbours carried the ball over.

He easily kicked goal. Score to 0. Throughout the remainder of the first period tha Saints held the visitors safe in their own territory. Pumphreys and Neighbours exchanged punts twice, and Neighbours tried for a place kick from the 35-yard line, but missed the a yard. Santa Ana punted out from own 15-yard line, and half ended with ball in possession of Saints on Santa Ana 40-yard chalk.

ADDS FOUR POINTS. Neighbours added the final four points seven minutes from the close of the Becond half, pegging tha oval true from the 27-yard lino directly In front of the posts. Before and after the goal the game resolved Itself into a punting duel. Neighbours gaining slightly on each exchange over Pumphreys. The Saints beced considerably over the decisions of Referee Rowell and saved much wind.

Against the lighter Santa Ana line the Saint front rank held pretty compact. The visitors could gain nothing through tho center, and only circled the ends but four times for -e-qulred yards. Casey, Neighbours and Gage all showed up strong in the Saint back field. Rheinschild has a well-balanced aggregation, and a couple of weeks of training should put the Catholics on more even terms with the other college teams. Capt.

Pumphreys was the star for Santa Ana, both on smashing the offense and advancing the ball. Reeves played well at quarter, but needs considerable practice In passing on forward throws. Both teams resorted to much bucking, and apparently lacked sufficient practice to Insure! gains with the forward pass. The High School has a lighter team than last year, but In their class should give. other local elevens a strong bid for the championship.

The line-up: St. Vincent's. Santa Ana. O'Malley L.F..R. Lanes F.

Murray (a) L.T.R. Kaplln Crawford L.G.R. Menges Lewis C. McFadden Robinson R.Q.L. Morse Rei.

schlld R.T.U Finster Barley R.R.L. Newcomb E. Murray Q. Reeves Gage LiH.R. Pumphreys(c) Casey R.H.L.

Walton Neighbours F. Lutz Referee, Rowell: umpire, Bnrnes. Time of halves, twenty and fifteen minutes. CAPT. STONEY OUT.

SAINTS HAVE HARD TASK. Another week at least must piss before the college football "dopesters" ran accurately estimate the strength of the St. Vincent's Colle.ee squad. Coach Rheinschild sent his men eginst the strong Santa Ana High gi-hool eleven yesterday, with only a few simple plays to test the ability of Us (uniiidalps asrninst the huyky youngsters. The taints had cngagej no scrimmage rractlco before tho rfm.

They vicre disorganized in letim work and soft without the uiual preliminary to-jh-nir. 3 pnxt5. Coach has hsj various delays in gettHig hi men started to work. Th a iJt-r than the ether a minority of tne utu; ti fl-'nr Hi iit bounded back across the Cardinal goal line. Tulier started after the ball, but was slow, and Brown, overtaking him, saved.

Stars of the St. Vincent Football Team, wltb. which Coach Rheinschild hopes to build up a team to cope successfully i with the other Southern California colleges, this season. Stanford made three tries In th second half. Brown's punting kept the pan in me Olympic 3 end of the field, and the Cardinal backs made several long dashes.

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was errecuve in aribbllng and when missed on the end. His work last year was at tlmas spectacular. Robinson, Crawford and Phelin are understudies for line positions. Crawford will likely play a regular guard position, while the other two are better suited for end. A good supply of ends is needed.

Rheinschild will develop a set of strong wins; players, even if detrimental to the rest of the line. tne men wornea together they were ir, resistible. The freshmen vanquished th Vnl versity of the Pacific. 58 to fl. Stan Mitchell converted eight out of fourteen tries, some of -which wer atmcuit.

The line-up: Stanford Olympic Club. POMONA WINS EASILY. THROOOP DEFEATS PREPS. IBY lUHEt.T WIBK TO THS forwards Mnlin.i Home 24664 Sunset Mln2314 M. COTTON, Mgr.

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Two minutes after the rrep game was called Throop had scored 'and rolled up eighteen points In the first There are only about fifteen available men for the eleven, and subs are not up to the usual caliber of varsity reserves. The Saints will have the lightest squad in the south. Casey, Rheinschild and Murray are, too, the only men left of last year's varsity, and the ability of the new candidates is still largely a matter of conjecture. Yesterday's tryout was scarcely sufficient to show u(5 all the latest football material. By the end of the week, though, the new men should be pretty well szed up by the coach.

There will be little room for choice, however, Rheinschild must make the best of what he has at hand. IN FIXE FETTLE. Casey has been working In a rtone quarry during the summer. He is lighter in weight than last year, but is in fine fettle already. He will play i.ls old position at half.

Gage, ft new man, is the most likely player available for the other half berth. He weighs rlne to 17a pounds, and is fairly fast. Cnder Rhelnschild's ''Yost system" he should develop into a pood ground-gainer. Neighbours Is being; played at full. He is solidly built, but Is at present too slow to Vep company with Casey.

A week of lively practice, should re medy this deficiency a good deal. K3 Murray niil probably remain at quarter and L-is s-m a fixture nt renter. The latter Is lieht, but Is very shirty, knd Is br-tter able to care for Will Arrive hsif-back flve-elghths Erb Laumelster Cavanaugb A Carload Of 1910 GA half. Most of the playing- was the Li Monday Cook Holman Kern center three-quarters Miller wing OixKiell McKenxle fnt! TtriffH? Brown old style of line bucking, ttiuugh the Pomona boys worked a few forward passes for gains. In the second half Throop again scored quickly and the rest of the game was spent In exchanges of punts.

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