The herald., 1894-11-30

showed through the center and made
three 6ve-yard gains for Berkeley and
that team was given 10 yards more on
an off aide play. The ball was on Stan.
ford's 25-yard line when it went to the
Palo Alto boys on foul. Stanford
made no gain on two downs. when Ken
nsdy punted for 80 yards. Downing got
through, but missed his tackle on RAM
some, who caught the ball and gained 10
yards. Field finally downed him. Ran
some punted 80 yards and HARRISON
made catch. He was downed in his
tracks by Benson. Kennedy punted and
Ransome caught it. Porter made try
around the end, but Downing tackled
him and in the scrimmage Berkeley lost
10 yards. Ransome bucked the center
for five yards, and Stanford got the ball
on tumble. Stamford then gained five
wards on pretty trick. Instead of paas-
ing the ball in the ueual way, it was
thrown back over the heads of the Stan
ford rush line to Cochran. Tho line in
front then fell fat. while Cochran made a
running dive over their bodies. Stanford
male five yards through the center and
10 more on q foul. Frankenheim or
went through the center for seven yards
and SpRlding carried the ball Is yards
around Berkeley's right end and the
ball was on Berkeley's 20.yard line.
Kennedy punted, Berkeley fumbled and
Stanford gained 10 yards more. Stan.
ford vas given five yards on an off eide
play ard the ball was on Berkeley's
five.ysyd line. The big crowd began to
breathe hard. Stamford tried certain
play ard gained two yards. 1t looked
az il S,shing could prevent q touch
down, Int on the next two downs no
gain was made and the ball went to
Berkeley. The Stanford men groaned,
while the Berkeley adherents shrieked
with delight. On the lineup the ball
was passed to Ransome, who ran around
Stanford's left end for Is yards. RAM
some tGan punted for 80 yards and
Sherman tackled Kennedy before he
could bring the ball back. Kennedy
fumbled OF the next play. but recovered
nolds then started around the end and
it looked like big run, but be STUN
bled and tsll with gain of only three
yards.
sTANFoRD's NEW TRICK.
Stanford then tried new trick. 1t
was a new invention of Camps called
the hidden ball. The ball was passed
to Cochran who not only hid the ball,
but managed to conceal himself until
he had gone 10 yards through Berke-
ley's line. The ball was now on Berk-
eley's 15.yssd line. when Stanford lost
it on q foul. fsansome punted for 30
yards and Kennedy fumbled. Sherman
got the ball and on the next play Berk-
eley went through the csnter for five
yards. Then occurred the f1uke which
resulted in q touchdown and goal for
Stanford. The score stood: Stanford.
6; University OF California, 0. During
the remainder OF the half the bali was
kicked back and forth and when time
was called was III the center of the
field.
THE SECOND HALF.
After 10 minutes rest the teams came
out for the second half. Berkeley
changed iis tactics and punted the ball
at every opportunity. The play was ale
most eutirely in Stanford's end of the
field, the U. G. men playing with des-
psration to make a touchdown, while
Stanford acted on the defensive. Ran
comes kicking was better than Ken
nedy's. and Berkeley made a gain every
time she punted. The ball was in
Stanford's possession when q mass play
was attempted. More than three mon
got in motion, and under the new rules
the ball went to Berkeley. Ransome
then kicked for 20 yards and Stanford
made no return. Plunkett slugged Hsr-
relson during the scrimmage that fol-
lowed and was succeeded by Wstchoret.
Berkeley got the ball on a tumble on
Stanford's 15-yard liEe. Henry went
around the end for five yards. No gains
were made on the next two downs, and
then Ransome punted. Stanford got
the ball behind it's goal line and made
touchbsck. The crowd thought Berke-
ley had scored and the blue and gold
were happy. Their cheers changed to
hisses when the ball was taken back to
6tanford's 25-yard line and the umpire
announced no score.
BERKELEY GETS DESPERATE.
Berkeley now played harder than
ever. Time was growing short and if
they scored at all they had to do it
soon. The ball was worked down to
Stanford'e 10ygrd line and it looked
like score for the men from across
the bay. Henry tried the center but
Frankenheimer was there and made
splendid tackle. Berkeley made tive
yards more on q momentum play. They
tried 1t twice more but could not gain
the necessary five yards, and the ball
went to Stanford on three downs.
Stanford punted, but Rsnsome's strong
right leg sent the ball back and the ex-
change of punts found Berkeley with the
ball on Stsnford'a 20-yard line. Time
was almost up snd Berkeley played
with q vim. Good Interference Melted
them five yards, but they lost 10 on
blocked punt. Another punt sent the
ball to the fve~yard line where Kennedy
was dropped before he could get it back.
Kennedy went through the center for
two yards and then punted for 20 more.
Spsulding got through and tackled be-
fore Berkeley made d gain. Just then
time was called and the game was over.