The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-27

oliver, tucked the ball under his arm ant
started for the Reliance goal. He had a
clear field. Back of him wers MCMILLAN
and the whole pack of Reliance men.
ButRansome was soon back OF the post.
tor touch down.
Ransom's kick for goal WAS failure
| and once more the teams lined up in tn,
center. Oliver kicked a good forty yards
but Hupp was on the ball and then by
short runs and some lively pounding it
was sent back to the center.
Those fellows are sctiag mean and
rough said Berkeley substitute from
the line as "a dozen men went down in g
rough scrImmage.
: When the mass of athletes separated
Ransom stood wobbline from side to side
and bleeding from cut over the left eye.
He was all right in few moments and
the crowd cheered for him. The ball was
now on the Reliance side and Oliver and
Hector, the heavy-men, commenced
making holes in the Berkeley line for the
shadowy Friok to dive through. Back
they worked the pail almost to the Bsrks-
ley side.
Then all of sudden little Kennedy es-
capped from the fighting throns. he had
the ball. Wslthall cleared the way and
Kennedy sprinted for the goal posts,
urged on by the cheers OF all Berkeley.
Once did Mcmillan in mad charge almost
reach the tieeting quarterback, but the
touchdown could not be averted.
Again did Ransome try kick for goal
and again did he fail.
Once more the teams lined up in the
center, and once more did Oliver send the
ball flying down the field toward Berke-
ley's goal. but Ransome punted hack,
WyckoH fell on the ball. dozen players
fell on Wyckoff and when.they pulled them
apart there was one man stretched out on
the ground. 1t was Hupp. the man who
had shared so much in the glory OF the
game. They poured water on ham and
then two strong men carried him Oil the
field.
Dozer took his place and the students
cheeIPd him as he went on. He was in
the game all over in second, and had
gainel ten yards before Hupp reached the
dressing room and doctors.
Again did the play resolve into brick
ing. Once the thin, persistent, perspir-
ing Frlck almost got through a hole in
the Berkeley line, but youthful Simpson,
whose head looks like pink chrysan-
themum IN full bloom, wrapped himself
around the Friok legs and others of the
blue and gold tumbled on the heap till
Frick was downed.
The fight went on rather slowly after
this. 1t was not work, aud with the ball
on Berkeley's thiftv-yard line, time was
called for the first half. Score, too.
In the seconu half Reliance commenced
to play weight against the light men of
Berkeley. Into the university line they
sent Oliver and Hector again, and surely
Berkeley was forced back over the thin
lines of whitewash.
Back to this second line of the goal
Reliance had the ball. Then Ransone
was brought up INTO the line and Berk-
eley made a stand.
Three downs and no gain, the pail was
Berkeley's and every student in the lot
h. laI u \,
the air for a superb Kick OF ffty-tiye
yards. Wykoff got it and had 1T back
fifteen yards in an instant, and then Re-
lance began line pounding again-and
fighting.
The hot temper and bad blood had
reached climax, and in one OF the wran-
giles Sherrard struck Walthall twice. so
that everyone could see it. There were
Kisses and some of Berkeley's men for
getting about the ball, assumed Corbett
attitudes, and for moment il looked as
though one could see fight without tax
ing a railroad trip to Hot Springs.
Walthal acted as cool as cake Of ice.
Line up. was Shernan's order. The
men obeyed, and then came the referees
whistle victory for Berkeley and the
hooting and bowling and college yells of
the hundreds of students.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct. &c. Over
whelmed. broken and shattered, but fight
ing desperately 10 the last, CoTneu went
down before the heavier and stronger
Harvard eleven this afternoon by a score
OF % to 0. Cornell was badly defeated,
but they made a game fight and played
pluckilv from start to tininh. 1t WAS q
clean game without smuggling or brutality,
and the new rules, on their FIRST real trial
OF the year. worked like cahrm.
Cornell played Harvard to a deadlock
in the first half bit the pace was too hot
for her co maintain, and in the second
half Harvard played with twice the cash
aud vigor, while Cornell's weakening
showed that Harvard constant hammer
ing at the line was too much 70: her to
STAND up against.
In the second half the Ithaca boys could
not withstand the rel Gated onslaught of
the crimso 1-backs, and Brewer, FAIR
child, Cabot and Gonterman went plow-
ing through the tackle and center with
telling effect. Harvard scored all her
points in the second half. four touch
downs, from which two goals were kicked
and splendid gaol from the field.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 26. AT the Pastime
grounds tbs afternoon the Missouri state
university Tigers defeated the Depauw,
Ind, university by score of forty to
nothing at football.