The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-26

i. sane started with the ball in Chi
- possession. After the kickoff. the
III axsaged back and forth, with the
1svsrlzge slightly Ia favor OF Chicago.
sz6ufnrd showed plainly lack OF interior
eaxs. Several times their man got around
IL ends. but there was no one there To
nep mem along and the runners were
u seatrxRv cowned with but very short
eaiaz On the contrary, when a Chicago
nsu ros around the end he Was good for
htxe gains Finally the ball was panted
No cAaeago's territory by Kennedy and
e1lcaso fusnllesi. Then. for the only
In dursng the game, except at the end,
~ cazeago's territory invaded. Ken
ne1y made bad tumble. and Lanay, OF
G. made the star run OF the day.
Hs uuiSsd through the Stanford lines
IA bs excellent interference ran from
sae Chicago ten-yarSl line to r3ae Stan
iard fye~yaid line. when he was tackled.
On four downs Chicago got tic bail
vithin an inch OF Stanfor1fs goal line.
xhen the ball was given to Stanford.
Etanfora punied to the center Of the
8eM and time was called. Score, 0 to 0.
Sanford kicked off When re second
hn opsEsd. but Chicago soon had the
~ aud worked 1t down Into Stanford's
territory. Gale was pushed through the
center As IL the Stanford men were made
Of putty. and Ifivschherger sneaked
ssvund the end for a touchdown. He
Kicked a goal. and the score was: Chi
caxo. 9: Stanford. 0. Then the plays came
- fast they were hard TO follow Gale,
tamAy. Allen, Nlchcls, Hirsehberger and
esneFs all made gains and worked the
bail 70 Starfords Vineyard line. when
the Palo Alto men got the bali and punt
q L back. Hirsehberger fumbled 1t, but
Nichols grabbed tho ball and took IL back
2 ssanford's 25-yard line. Spalaing was
burt and Cotton took his place Gale.
Lxlng and Alien. by clever plays, got
the ball close 20 the line and Ewing was
pusaed over with it. or course Hirsch-
hssger kicked goal. and chlcago's score
was II. shortly after the kickoff the
ban Was passed 10 Hirachberger for a
klsk ne fsinbled. but kept the bali. lie
uiea another kick and Stanford blocked
X. Nichols grabbed the ball aud, aided
bs magnificent interference. ran seventy
Yards and scored a touchdown. Hsrsch-
berger Kicked his thani goal. and the
sssase vas; Chicago IL: Stanford. o
hehneds kicked OF thirty yartis. hat
Z sss1Fils aolgesl back for fifteen yards.
ssfcaso was given five yards on an or
sese play, AMI Harschberger made 40 yards
snpasl the LETT eni. bringing the ball 10
sss@slofas tNeasy-yard line. Allen went
S&sss'.s tue ieft end, scored touchdown
saa ite usual guii was kicked. making
.saeagos seogc e. On the next kickoff
sAa'6edy ssnt the haii 20 yards into Chi
saeas territory, but Wyant puntei IL
800 heasfssiy again punteti and Lewis
sf'se Through Chicago's line and eewnoi
e man on Chlcago's tweiliy-yar4a Hne.
s.Ahtof8 so Tire bah on q tumble and
ssaaeay went through tie center for i've
sas'S' I1sslIan went around the right
- YER ten yards. Several attempts at
ss4.a.saS The center were without avail
- enseasc sot the ball ON !, tumble
.ssa Yards from it's goal line. The ball
- RaSssd back 10 Hirschlserger for a
sa4's hut he made a low Kick and stan
~ asecked it. The BAH bounded be-
- e .aiacsso's goal line and Franken-
Tell on K. scoring n touchdown
s. esafGofei. Kennedy failed TO kick y
ana the score stood: Chicago, 81:
The Chicagos kicked the
y nearly In Stsnfora's line STAN
=. - pahsei II back to the center. when
vas csi'ed. and tt.e rame was over