The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-29

Reynolds bucks Plunkett for two yards. a
buck at Reinhardt gives yard. Another
by Reynolds against Douglas brings one
more. but the ball is lost on downs.
Ransome punts for courtyard gain to
Stanford's 4O-yard line, where Cochran
makes the catch and runs the ball in six
yards.
Cochran starts with the ball, but the
Berkeley men break through and down
him three yards behind the line and Berke-
ley gets the ball.
On tumble Berkeley loses three yards
and follows with single-yard loss in try
round Spalding. Ransome punts to STAN
ford's 20-gard line with kick OF q yards.
Cochran returns in Is yards on the run
in scattered field. Reinhardt is bucked
again, but half yard is lost. Cochran
punts to Berkeley's 47-yard line.
Ransome makes the catch. and running
along the east side of the field avoids
would-be tacklers and covers As yards be-
fore he is finally downed is rods from
Stanford's goal, the U. C. enthusiasts GO
ing wild during the progress of the run.
On the next play, however, Berkeley
fumbles and loses four yards, but holds the
ball run round Spalding's end puts
the ball forward three yards. buck at
center is repelled.by Stanford and crowded
back yard to the 25-yard line, where the
ball goes to Stanford on downs.
Spalding is given the bail for another of
his end runs. and clears Wilson, aided by
REYNOLDS interference and hard blocking
of the halves. He has almost clear field
when he falls, and is tackled after having
gained Is yards. Cochran starts at the
line, but is pushed back a yard, and he
purts on the next play to Berkeley's 80
yard line.
Ransome is downed in his tracks, but he
punts on the first down, long kick gain
ing nearly 40 yards, and setting his scores
of admirers in hutter on the grand stands
Cochran is downed with the ball on his
own 22-yard line. His interference is
broken up early, when he starts to run,
and he is tackled after yard gain. But
Reinhardt yields two and a half yards to
his right afterward. Reynolds goes be-
tween Plunkett and Douglas for three
yards. The center is bucked for two yards
and Spalding tries to circle Wilson, but is
crowded back and Sherman tackles him
two yards behind the line. Cochran bucks
Reinhardt for three and a half yards, and
Cochran punts to the U. C. 42-yard line.
In the first play Ransome, on fake
kick, tries to run with the ball and is
tackled by Frankenheimer, losing the ball
and five yards.
Spalding bucks the center for five yards.
Again Reinhardt is assaulted for two yards
and the ball is on BerkeIey's 30-yard line
Spalding tries Wilson's end, but is tackled
and loses the ball to Carr on the 27-yard
line.
Ransome runs 10 yards round left end
and is tackled by Spalding. Sherman
makes five yards round Spalding and the
ball is down on Stanford's 40-yard line.
Ransome punts to Stanford's AZ yards.
Cochran starts forward, but goes only a
yard when he loses the ball by the vio-
lence of the tackle.
Ransome starts for Jeff's end, but is
tackled a yard behind the line. Sherman
tries Spalding's end and is tackled by
Cochran. the last man in his way, after
run of 20 yards. Cotton is bucked for four
yards. Ransome bucks Campbell, but is
forced back yard. Fickert is bucked for
three yards and Berkeley has reached
Stanford's 15-yard line. Another buck
lessons the distance three yards more
Sherman finds hole near the center and
makes two yards.
The suspense grows intense as the ball is
advanced, but on the next buck Cochran
gets the ball on tumble and downs it on
the 10-yard line.
Cochran punts but the ball goes high in
the air for only three yards, but the Berke-
ley men tumble the catch and Stanford has
it again on the 15-yard line. Again Coch-
rams punt is failure and goes in touch on
the 23-yard line.
Berkeley rushes the ball back round
Spalding for yard near touch. Fickert is
bucked for two yards and the ball again on
Stanford's 20-yard line. Ransome bucks
and jumps at Campbell behind good inter
ference, but is downed without advancing
the ball.
1t is Stanford's ball on downs, danger
ously near her own goal, where it has been
for some time. A toss to Spalding is FUN
bled. and Cochran falls on the ball on the
15-yard line. Cochran punts in touch, 60
ing eight yards.
u. c. bucks the center for two yards, cir
Giles SpaIding's end for three more Ran
some repeats the last play for a yard gain.
Fickert has to yield two yards, and the
ball IS at the 13-yard line. Campbell is
bucked. and with heavy showing a yard
gained. With rush five yards is gained
round Cotton. Fickert is hammered and
stops the play. A center buck nets yard.
Ransome goes into Campbell hard and
is crowded forward yard. Another buck
and the ball is within yard of the goal
posts. Captain Sherman is sent through
for the little distance, and scores the
touchdown that sends the blue and gold
temporarily wild. Ransome kicks an easy
goal and the score is a tie-6 to 6.
The last hard struggles have been too