The morning call., 1894-11-30

back wedge was the next play with Coch-
ran in the center. The first time it was
used 1t resulted in gain of ten yards.
The ball was again we'll nigh Berkeley's
fatal goal line when foul occurred and
the pigskin reverted TO the Wearers of the
yellow.
RanSome again worked that sure-thing
foot of his and the ball bounded in Ken.
nedv's hands only to be badly fumbed,
Little Sherman was on his neck and
secured the pigskin. Berkeley resorted to
the tackle back wedge, but Stanford had
way TO break up the Interference, and
after q few attempts Ransome made that
fatal punt which lost the game for the r..
G. lie failed to lift the inflated pigskin
over The. heads of the Stanford kickers
and 1t struck the hands of Harrelsop
Back 1t bounced and rolled down the field
directly toward the U. C.'x goal. 1t was
now free-for-ail fight. and Cochran came
out OIL the scrap with all the laurels.
While the ball was rolling along on the
ground he bounded upon it, but at the
same time kept rolling along with it, and
he never stopped bounding until he had
planted the pigskin safely over the goal
line.
1t was the greatest event OF the day.
The Stanford rooters went mad with ex-
citemen'. Girls bedecked In red ribbons
were seen to hug and kiss each other. Old
men yelled and stamped their feet and the
Stanford boys nearly split their throats
yelling. The band also joined the chorus,
and the scene was most deafenlDg for
number of min utes.
After the audience had regained its
senses payin was resumed.
The ball W as puDted out in order to give
Kennedy better chance at the goal. He
caught 1t and added two more points to the
score. Score: Stanford 6, Berkeley 0.
The ball was taken to the center of tine
tlpl6 and in NAV A G inf
Kennedy and Ransome INDUCED in littl 9
punting exhibition. Ransome retired from
the field decided victor.
The men lined up near the center of the
field with the ball in Stan ford's possession.
Frauken heimer, Reynolds and HARRISON
were called upon 10 relieve Kennedy
and their short gains around Berkeley's
ends. just before the call of time of tn G
first half Stanford lost the ball on FUN
bic. but nothing serious resulted.
The second half was productive of any
| amount of scientific football playing. but
| no points were scored by either side.
Berkeley, however, came dangerously near
touchdown several times before time was
called
The ten minutes intermission between
the acts was devoted to rubbing of
| strained limbs and giving of pointers
among the PLAYERS. Ransome opened IN
the proceedings with forty-yard kick
| down the field.
Kennedy made a bad break and let the
ball slip from his hands. but be regained it
IN time to make gain of fifteen yards.
Tot Frankenh eimer wheeled around lef t
end for ten more yards. Kennedy and
Ransome once more had little puntin q
spree all by themselves, and as usual Ran :
some came out on top. The playing now
became very desperate on both sides.
| Berkeley was bound to score If possible,
ana Stanlord's great object was to keep
he yellow and blue" people away from
their goal line. Plunkett became so
furious over the fight that he pluuked
little HARRISON rather hard, and be was
ordered to retire from the scene of trouble.
Wachhorst was ordered from the side
lines TO take Plunkett's place at guard.
Stanford once more started ont So buck