The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-10
BERKELEY.

BeIkeley's first eleven are in the hospital.
The second eleven must play the game today
The past few weeks Of practice on The Berke-
ley field have been very costly in material 10
the VARSITY eleven. With so bright prospect
as was before the eleven a few weeks ago IL is
sore disappointment to have so many men
disabled and the outcome SO uncertain as now
is the case.
RansOme. the hope of the University, is still
unit 10 play; Wilson is III The hospital Win
wrenched leg; NitIemeyrr, whose plucky
work as tackle won him laurels, was hurt dur
ing The week so badly that he Will probably
never play again; Dudley Dean, who would
have played as halfDack in the big game, has
been Withheld from playing; Hupp, too, is I'M
able TO play, and IL was Hupp's brilliant Work
during the last game with the Reliance
Inat alG SO much 10 Keeping the crimson oaG SS
PluDkett, who is sure for guard II ne is able
10 play on Thanksgiving is. temporarily aid on
the shelf by an injury. Pucky Captain Benson
is so WI ought up by The state OF affairs that he
IS not IN lit condition 10 play In game, not 10
speak of commanding the eleven In conse-
quence of six of the best men being unit for
service, it is impossible to play The first eleven
Today against the Reliance, and TIE second
eleven Will be put In intact. While II would he
possible TO play substitutes on The first eleven,
The scheme would only cause the FIVE regular
selves 10 prevent defeat. and probably
result in LAYING up the few men left. While II
Is not likely that the second eleven will be able
10 stand against tie Reliance team, that eleven
Is fully aware that The college eleven Is doing
no taking In playing a weak eleven against
them at the last. The Reliance has acted with
extreme courtesy in the matter. When Man
ager Long informed them OF the condition OF
affairs and the necessity OF putting ia the Sec
ond eleven they acqulesced at once.
The eleven played by Berkeley Will line up as
! follows: Center schmidt; right guard, TUFTS
left guard Ray Sherman; right tackle, Fer
Suson; left tackle, RubOttOm; right end,
! Dyer; left end, Ed Shern an or Collier; halves,
HilbOrn and Baker; full, KinZie or HOck-
heimer; quarter and captain, Giddy Wilder
The Daily BerkeIeyan.
At a meeting of the Berkeyan Publishing
! Company. yesterday, IL was decided 10
change the present weekly Berkeleyan into
daily, publishing, If poss bic. monthly mag
zine III addition. The daily VIII be issued
the business management can make arrange
menJs for IL. When the Befkeleyan was estab-
llshed, TWO years since, paper representing
both fraternity and BOn-frai ernity men-the
Occideut being then an anJI-fraterDity paper
the intention was TO run IL both weekly
and daily. But The time did not seem oppoT-
tune, and two years passed before the Intention
was carried cut.
Now that In the colleges at Berkeley there are
1920 students, and in all the colleges of tile
university over 1000 students, the neid seems
large enough TO support daily paper. IalO
Alto has supported daily from Tie beginning,
but II has had the advantage of the dormitOry
sys EN-, which means a collegiate settlement,
instead OF mere ATTENDANCE at Lectures.