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fails to get it at once, and the ball rolls

fails to get it at once, and the ball rolls
back to the 25-yard line.
Cochran punts from far back of the line,
really losing five yards on his kick, and
Berkeley holds the ball.
| Captain Sherman dashes between Cotton
and Spalding for three yards. Ransofne
| follows between Campbell and Fickert for
nearly two yards. Hupp tries Jeff's end
and is tackled by Code, and in the general
crowd back the bail is downed without
| gain OF the half-yard necessary to the pos
session of the ball.
| Cochran punts out of Stanford territory,
at once sending the ball to the middle of
the field, where Jeff is upon Ransome and
4 downs him before he can recover more
than three yards. A tandem buck is
started and the umpire's whistle sounds.
The ball is taken back to Stanford's 30
yard line for an off-side play and q. C. in
possession.
Captain Sherman lodges between Cotton
and Carle for three yards. Ransome gets
round Cotton's tackle for five yards and
then follows with try at Campbell for
one yard and the ball is now on Stanford S
20-yard line. Ransome is given the ball
again and gets past Campbell for two
yards. Sherman tries the same place and
is stopped by Frankenheimer. Ransome
smashes between Fickert and Campbell for
half yard. Hupp tries to go round
| Spalding and is downed by Code, with q
fraction of a yard gain; he is given the
ball again and makes a squirt at Jeff's end,
gaining three yards.
| Stanford takes the ball on the failure to
cover five yards in three tries and Captain
Cochran punts TO the 25-yard line, where
| Captain Sherman fumbles the catch, and
Cochran is after the ball with rush,
downing it on the 22-yard line. Spalding
is sent at Wilson's end, but his inter-
ference is forced through and he is downed
with loss of half yard. Frankenheimers 8
lame ankle causes him pain and time is
taken out. On a fake kick Rey-
nolds exhibits one of Camps sur
prises and rushes low in tandem
fashion between Douglas and Plunkett for
II yards. He follows again with the
ball round Wilson's end, but is downed
after half yard gain. Code was the
quarterback kind and sends the bali too
straight ahead, but Fickert breaks through
PIunket. and gets the missed catch, down.
ing the ball on Stanford's 32-yard line
FrankeD heimer goes through Wallthall for
two yards. Spalding starts for the left end
and is tackled by Reinhart without gain.
Cochran now pun.s to the 46-yard line for
gain Of IA yards.
Ransome runs the ball back four yards to
the 43-yard line where he is brought down
hxyH my 70 %n 1e
five-yard line.
Cochran makes the catch and saves his
team from dangerous position by a long
spiral return, gaining Is yards on the ex-
change of punts and sending the ball to
Berkeley's 50-yard line. Cotton is down
the field in time to take advantage of
Plunkett's tumble of the catch. He starts
forward and covers five yards with the
ball and is almost clear for an open field
when downed The umpire orders the
ball back to where Plunkett fumbled it,
and Stanford has the ball on the q. G.
50-yard line. Reynolds bucks Douglas for
three yards. Cochran rushes between
Wallthall and Reinhardt for II and fol-
lows with center buck that gives a
yard. In the scrimmage Hupp's bad
ankle is hurt, and after a few moments
wait he has to be assisted off the field.
Hilborn is put in his place. Cochran and
Frankenheimer go tandem to Reinhardt,
but without gain, and the ball changes
hands.
Ransome drops back but it is fake
kick, and Hilborn gains five yards round
Jeff's end. Sherman follows round Cotton
for three yards. Hilborn goes into Camp
bell for two yards. Ransome tries TO go
between Cotton and Carle, but is stopped,
and he is forced to punt, and sends the
pigskin to Stanford's 2O-yard line with a
kick of 46 yards.
Cochran makes the catch and runs it in
five yards before he is downed. Punting
on first down he drives the ball to the
50-yard line.
Captain Sherman makes the catch and
runs it back four yards. Campbell is bucked
into hard for two yards, and Franken-
heimer is again laid out. The ball is A
yards from Stanford goal, and Sherman