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making an hour and half OF actual play.
The other half hour will be allowed for
changes. accidents, etc, so that the game
will last about two hours.
1.-THE event will be decided by points
four for touchdown. two for a goal from
touchdown, five for goal from field. two
for safety touchdown"
The men will have the usual training
breakfast and lunch.
In the evening after the game both teams
will be entertained at the University Club.
If the signs fail not the University at
Berkeley will be practically deserted when
the game is called to-day at 2:15 sharp.
Most of the Berkeley Greek-letter frater-
mites viii charter tally-hoes IN which to
attend the game. The Zeta Psps attempted
10 obtain enough small jacks for a caval-
cade, but were unable to and will fall back
on the less unique coach.
The west side of the grand stand at the
Haight-street grounds will be occupied in
two parts by the Stanford and u. e.
adherents. The sections will be decorated
respectively in crimson for the first and
blue and gold for the latter. The compost
tion of the U. G. eleven is:
Center. Joseph Pierce; right guard, A. B.
Pierce; left guard, Sherman: right tackle
Burr; left tackle, FOulks; right end. Henry !;
left end, Wilson; quarter back. Benson !;
right halt. Hunt; left half, Morse: fall
back, Oscar Taylor; substitutes, Wilder,
Edwards, Haskins, Easton and Herman.
Ht HhU ChtCDtS-h AFTER IafnD fStan-
fords) and Thomas McClung University
Club)-wil umpire and referee the game,
and ii Is expected that the novel spectacle
will be presented of an entire game played
free from kicking at the decisions.
Out at Haight street in the afternoon the
rival Berkleyites tried a number of their
effective playa solid wedge they make
when they bound forward shoulder To
shoulder, protecting little Oscar Taylor in
the center.
I'VE will not try any tricks" said Man
ager Brann of the Berkeley team out there
yesterday. Gust plain football, that's ali"
The BerkeieY's quarter back is quick and
sure, and gets the ball back every time.
FOulks, Pierce and Burr showed tine form
yesterday. Taylor is slow to start, but cool
under all circumstances, and his kicking
yesterday was true and strong.
There has been a wonderful imprOyem ent
IN the rast week 10 the Berkeley team, and
now 1t plays with snap and dash, where
before the men were slow to work together
Little betting has been done by the
Berkeley boys. but Fouiks said Yesterday
that 600 had been wa2ered by the students
al even money.
TIE suits of the Berkeley team are COM
posed or blue sweaters, with the gold
initials ~. c." across the chest An
arrow. denoting speed, crosses through the
letters.
The sweaters are taken off when time for
the game is called, and the Berkeley ath-
letes 60 into the fray clad in canvas, pad
ding and wool. The canvas jackets entirely
cover knitted blue Jerseys. except for the
men back of the line, who have their
arms free. The canvas trousers are well
padded. as are also the heavy wooden stock
lngs. The stockings are the college color,
blue and gold. Inside the stockings shin
pads and ankle braces are worn. These are
great help and save the players from many
unnecessary bruises and strains. The shoe,
the most important article Of the suit, is
made OF stout kangaroo leather, aud across
the sole strips of leather are fastened 10
prevent slipping. A small blue cap sur
mounts the costume and gives the players n
look Of gentlemanliness which their long,
scraggy locks might otherwise prevent.