The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-01
Rangers.



The bali was kicked off by the Rangers.
and almost at once carried by the soldiers
to the Ranger goal. jackson got it and
passed it to James, who made good shot
toward the Fort Mason goal. 1t passed to
one side and gave the Rangers goal kick.
The Fort Mason team rushed the ball
down to the other end of the field in front
of the Rangers goal. but their attempt TO
get it through was fruitess. The play was
confined to center field for few minutes
when the Fort MasOns made an excellent
pass play, shooting the ball down to the
Rangers goal, where it was met by Ben
nett ard Kicked through the goal. Time,
s minutes.
The second kickoff sent the ball outside
the line. When ii was thrown in GoOde
made wild shoot over the Rangers goal.
1t was then sent TO center field on a goal
kick and quickly brought back with a
rush to the Rangers goal, through which
it passed on a foul. The goal kick of
Brown was stopped by Martin in front of
the goal and lively tussle ensued. A
line ball thrown by Hanly to center field
was carried by Dimmick TO the Rangers
goal and almost shot through. A foul was
claimed and allowed on the Fort Mason
team.
Symington kicked the goal off. and the
ball was carried through the goal behind
the front back. A dispute arose over the
referees decision of no goal, and for a
few minutes it looked as if the game would
not proceed. After a ten minutes dis
cussiOu the foul was kicked off from the
Fort Mason goal. and, after a lively play
at center. Bennett recovered the ball and
made beautiful kick through the
Rangers goal. Time, IA minutes.
When the ball was kicked off after the
second goal it was sent at once to the
Rangers end of the field. Killey made a
good back-shoot for the goal, which was
! stopped. and the ball then went to center
Conuors with splendid kick sent it back
again to the Rangers end. where it was
coached pv Martin, who, with back-kick,
landed it directly in front of the hangers
goal. With a hard rush the Rangers
| brought it to center and uD to the Fort
| Mason goal on corner-kick. Play was
| then for few minutes confined to center
field and in front of the Rangers goal.
Martin here got the ball. and, making one
| of his famous back-kicks, passed il to
| Wilson. who sent it through the Rangers
| goal while Brown was wondering where
the ball was. Time. 9 minutes.
| jackson made the kickoff for the
Rangers on the fourth goal. The ball was
played in center field for short time and
then carried down to the Rangers goal by
! Martin. Here the play was continued hot.
| On kick from Bennett Brown made a
| good stop, which was the only play be
made during the entire game. 1t bounded
| back, when Farrell picked it on butt and
sent 1t through the Rangers goal. Time,
| IA min.
The ball had just been kicked off for the
fifth time and was directly in front of the
Fort Mason goal, giving them a good
chance 10 score, when half-time was
| called.
After a rest of five minutes the game
was resumed. Much better play was
shown by the Rangers during the second
| half of the game than the first The holl
| played for some time around the Fort Ma
son goal, but was carried by rush to the
other eud of the field by the soldier team.
Kicked through by Goode. Time. min.
On the sixth kickoff Dimmick can.
tured the ball and made good pass to
Martin, who sent it bounding to the
| Rangers end of the field. Here Wilson