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kicked thirty yards, but Hirschberger
brought it back ten yards. Chicago fum-
bled on the pass. but Tell on the ball.
Ewing made two yards through the line.
Chicago then commenced to use her heavy
interference, gaining three yards, but Stan
ford blocked well and the ball went to
Stanford.
Stanford played the ball back ten yards,
and SpaIdlng made an elegant run around
Chicago's left end aud made ten yards.
Frankenheimer and Kennedy bucked Chi
cago's rush line for several yards, and
Kennedy. fifteen minutes from the time of
the kickoff, carried the ball across Chi
cago's line. Kennedy kicked goal. Score :
Stanford 6. Chicago 0.
Rirschberger made the kickoff for Chi.
cagO of thlrty-tive yards, but Spalding
brought the ball back twenty yards before
being tackled. Stanford played her
tackles and ends back for big gain, aud
made forty yards on a punt, but Chicago
got the ball.
= Lamay was here substituted for Yount.
NicOls, Ewing and Call made a gain for
Chicago of eight yards around Stanford s
ends. Chicago's play was very snappy.
but was determinedly fought back by the
Stanford men, and Hirschberger was
forced TO punt the ball, which was brought
back five yards by HARRISON before he
was tackled by Gale.
Frankenheimer punted, but resumed the
play.
Lewis gained three yards and Kennedy
sailed into the Chicago line for five more.
Stanford then fumbed and Gale fell on
the ball.
In the next play Gale was injured. but
resumed play.
Nicols and Allen failed to advance the
ball and Hlrschberger punted for thirty
yards. Reynolds waded through the CEN
ter for four yards, and a wedge, with
Kennedy at the apex, made six more A
revolving wedge gave Palo Alto one yard
and the ball went to Chicago.
Nicols made three yards, but an off-side
play by Gale again put Stanford in possess
sion of the ball.
Kennedy bueked for six and REYNOLDS
made two yards through Chicago's center.
The tackles then bucked, but there was no
gain for Stanford Gale then kicked, but
HARRISON returned with punt. Stanford
punted and HirschbeTger made five yards.
Chicago. By playing heavy wedges, then
gained 10 yards. Ewing and Nicols made
small gains. and n coils was then given the
ball. and. aided by magnificent interfer-
ence, made % yards. the finest play seen
on Chieago's side. EwiDg's try at the end
resulted in no gain.
Stanford then obtained the ball and
punted after two downs. Sfaiding
stopped Gale, and the half ended with the
ball on S,anford's 40-yard liue. Stanford
got touchdown and goal scoring to
Chicsgo's nothing.
The second half opened with fine kick
off by Chicago. Much more rapid play
was noticeable in the second half on the
part of Chicago. who changed her tactics
somewhat by constant bucking and evil
IDENTIFY tried to wear Stanford out. Hirsch-
berger bueked for four yards and wedges
gave Chicago 10 yards more. The fourth
wedge was stopped by Stanford.
Tackles back lost ground for Chicago,
and Stanford got the ball and Spading
made gain through the Chicago line
Reynolds was passed the ball and made a
40-yard run, which was the star play of
the game. Hirschberger stopped him.
Frankenheimer added few more on and
the ball reached Chicago's 15-yard line.
Chicago was given the ball on peculiar
play by Wyant, and Hirsch berger punted
the ball out of danger. Kennedy brought
the ball back on a fine run of 25 yards.
HARRISON made an elegant run in the
scattered field for gain of IL yards. Rev.
nolds and Kennedy added on more. and
the revolving wedges took the ball down
in Chicago's 5-yard line. Kennedy was
pushed over the line, scoring touchdown.
and goal was kicked. Score: Stanford
u, Chicago O.
Hirschberger kicked from the center Of
the field for thirty yards. which Kennedy
returned Gale got the ball and was
tackled in his tracks by Downing. Chicago
tried the turtle-back without sueeess
Hirsehberger made a ten-yard gam and
was tackled hard by Lewis. Lamay and
Nichols made seven and Ewing made two
and ran into touch. Chicago tried Stan.
ford's center without a gain. Gale tried
an end run. but was tackled behind the
line by Downing. Fickert downed Hirsch.
berger. who was bound round the end
Hirschberger tried for a goal from the
field, but the kick was stopped by Spald.
Ing. Gale and Knapp advanced the hall
several yards. and Allen made four more.
Again Hirschberger ried for a goal from
the field, but Fickert stopped the kick and
the game ended with the ball on Stanford
thirty-yard line. Score: Standfords IL.
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