The morning call., 1893-12-01

lost the ball on the down. The inveterate
kicker, Taylor. again sent the ball down
the held twenty yards. Walton caught it,
Dut was downed in his tracks 6y Wilson and
T. Sherman. Mass plays Yielded nine yards.
In one OF them Ray Sherman was again
sumo the game few minutes later. Sher-
man mad only been in training ten days.
and the hard center play was telling on
him. He finished the game. however.
1t was Stanford's bail on Berkeley's
twenty-yard line. Frankenheimer made
eight yards with a revolving V around
Berkeey's left tackle. Kennedy went
through the line left of center for eight
yards more. and an off-side play by Berke-
ley, giving Stanford five yards, placed the
Dali on Berkeley's two-yard line.
To get those two yards three plays were
necessary. Berkeley was determined
they should not be made. She stopped the
In the second. carried the ball to within
four inches of the line, and Kennedy just
got it over in the third play.
HARRISON made beautiful catch of the
punt out right In front of the goal on the
fve-yard line, and Kennedy kicked goal,
while Stanford men held their breath and
Berkeleyans made every conceivable and
uncomfortable sort of noise in a vain hope
of rafting the kicker. that no goal might
result. With the score tied. 6 to 6, Berkeley
again put the ball in play at the center Of
the held. After several short gains on
mass plays Taylor kicked for twenty-five
yards; but Stanford made that many by
mass plays. and then the ball was lost in
foul. and Taylor again kicked the sphere
back twenty yards. Stanford gained
eight yards, and then lost the oval. Ran
some bucked the center for three yards. A
revolving ' around Stanford's right tackle
gave Berkeley five yards more.
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yards, and Taylor ran for more be-
tween left touch and end. Another re-
volving V gave 8 yards and a run by Ran
some yards. Berkeley was given other
yards by the umpire for foul. Taylor,
Ransome and Burr made yards. but the
ball went to Stanford on foul by Berkeley
and Kennedy kicked for 8 yards. Burr at
once fupbled the ball. but Stanford did
likewise after gaining 8 yards. Leather
again met leather and Taylor sent the
sphere 80 yards down the field where
Kennedy awaited it. Easton of Berkeley
of play and E. p. Foltz went to the center
Of Berkeley's team, Archie Pierce taking
Easton's place.
Mcmillan made 8 yards for Stanford
Walton then assayed 10 skirt Berkeley's
left end, but .'Giddy" Wilder downed the
big man without any gain. Kennedy made
miserable kick of yards, but Downing
fell on the ball. Berkeley secured the
ball on the fourth down. A revolving V
yielded yards. Taylor got around the
right end of Stanford. but Walton over
took and downed him after 15-yard run.
And theD-the game was played. It was
not lost nor yet won, but was played, and.
unlike its predecessor of December 10,
1892, it was tie. but tie by less score
by exactly half
Berkeley as whole felt jubilant Their
players surprised them. With Hunt and
Morse, their two finest players. laid off
with Injuries received just at the end of
the season and Captain Benson, the soul
of the team also, ruled off they count the
tie game as good as victory.
Hefelfnger was overjoyed. The team
did better than he expected it To.
Captain Benson thought if Berkeley's
second eleven could play a tie game her