Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-18

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and strength, played bucking game,
and when the team had the ball would
gradually work their way through Stan
ford 8 ranks without attempting any
fancy plays. Stanford play ed a more
scientific game and made some brilliant
runs. Clemens. Stanford's captain, was
the star player and it was mainly
through his work and Kennedy's that
the team made such good showing
Stanford's team work was also strong.
ana their interfer nee was particularly
good. For Berkeley, Captain Hunt,
Burr, Henry, TAYLOR and Faulkes did
good work. Excitement when good
play was made was tremendous. Stu
dents from the different colleges occu-
pied adjoining sections in the grand
stand, which was macs of color, and
used every means known to make noise
when their men had the advantage.
Berkeley won the toss, and at 2:l5
the game was commenced The Uni.
versity men started out with a wedge,
making 10 yards, but lost the ball.
Frankenheimer tried around the right,
los ng five yards. He tried again. max
ing run OF 15yards towards the Berke.
ley goal. Rich then took the ball for
rs yards and iumbled to Benson of the
University. Taylor made a splendid
field kick to within 20 yards Of STAN
ford's goal Walton got the ball and
made splendid run nearly to center,
regaining the ground for Stanford
Stanford retained the ball and made 20
yards, but finally fumbling to Ken
nedy, Clemens made 10 yard run. The
ball was then lost to Berkeley Faulkes
made five yards and again got through
the center for four yards more. Hunt
fumbled to Downing. Then an ex-
cellent play was made, Wal
ton passing the ball to Kennedy
for ID yards. The ball was now within
10 yards of Berkeley's goal. Kennedy
gained five yards. Rich, Wilson and
Kennedy gained three yards more. Wal
ton got the ball and, making aeplendid
run around the right, scored a touch
down for Stanford. The team interfered
all the way around and the touchdown
was mad. between the goal posts. Ken
nedy kicked q goal square between the
posts, giving Stanford six points.
Berkeley made some ground after the
ball was taken to the center, but soon
lost the ball, after which it changed
hands in quick succession, and when
the first halt OF the game was called the
ball was 20 yards in Stanford's favor.
The second half opened with the ball
in Stanford's possession, and by coed
team interference Clemens gained 10
yards. Stanford next tried a revolving
wedge and made a email gain, when
they lost the ball on q tumble. Now
was Berkeley's chance to get even. The
team d nothing but buck the center,
and by breaking through Stanford's line
workt the ball up to within five yards
OF Stanford's goal Here Stanford made
q desperate rallr and stopped the men
from across the bay in fine style, hut
Berkeley stuck to it's game and finally
forced the ball beyond Stanford's goal
for a touch down, scoring four points.
The yellow and gold went wild with Joy,
but 1t was changed to sorrow when after
Hunt caught Taylor's punt, the latter
failed to kick goal.
The ball was taken to center and Han
lord lost it on tumble, but coon got it
back. Clemens went around the left
end for 10 yards and Walton followed
with a magnificent run to right for 80
yards more. After more bucking and
short runs, Clemens gave beautiful
exhibition OF lodging, and ran around
the left end behind the goal line, 80
yards to the right OF the goal. By good
team interference be scored touch
down directly under the goal. making
score 10 to Berkeley's4.
Kennedy mieaed place kick for