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

tries to 60 round Spalding, and is brought
down by Cotton and Reynolds after a
yard gain. The next pass is fumbled,
but Hutchinson manages to recover the
ball, although Berkeley loses three yards
and the ball is forfeited on downs.
Reynolds tries to circle Wilson, but
Ransome and Hilborn break through into
the interference, causing a loss of two
yards. Wallthall is bucked for three yards.
Cochran bucks between Douglas and
Plankett, but no gain, and the ball goes
back to O. G. on Stanford's 45-yard line.
Sherman dashes straight forward through
| Campbell on fake kick. going three yards.
| Hilborn tries to go round Campbell and is
stopped short. 1t is third down and the
ball is passed back to Ransome; but he
does not punt. Running strongly and
straight ahead, he clears Spalding's end
and avoids his tackle; passes and avoids
| Code; gets by Cochran and is finally
brought down on Stanford s fve-yard line
after gain of 35 yards. 1t is only
tive yards to touchdown, and Ransome
reduces it to three yards, bucking between
Fickert and Campbell. Again he bucks,
but gets only half yard, Campbell being
laid out by the force of the blow he took
| The ball goes to Stanford and is taken
out to the 10-yard line for off-side play.
Cochran punts out of dangerous territory
to the 35-yard line.
Ransome runs his catch back FIVE yards.
An attack upon Cotton is repulsed with a
hard loss. Hilborn tries Jeff's end, but
his interference fails him and he gains a
yard unprotected. Ransome tries to circle
Campbell. but without gain. Sherman
plunges for Spalding's end and is tackled
by Spalding after tive-yard gain. But
the umpire brings the ball back and gives
it to Stanford on her own 33-yardIine.
A buck into Reinhardt yields yard.
Cochran bucks the same tackle again and
gets half yard. Now on a fake kick
Reynolds makes second try at the tan
dem play through guard and gains "a
yards, carrying the ball to the middle
of the field before he is downed. The
whistle sounds the end of the half, with
the ball in Stanfcrd's possession on the
center line, and the score is 6 to in her
favor.
The second half opens with California
with the ball for thekick-off Ransome
punted to Stanford 15-yard line.
Spalding, who has distinguished himself
in the first half by several long runs, starts
forward from the catch, and with run of
seventeen yards brought the ball to the
32-yard line before tackled. Cochran
punts into California territory with kick
of forty-eight yards. and the ends are
down after it, preventing any return.
California has the ball on her own 30
yard line. Ransome punts to the 45-yard
line, where Stanford is downed with the
ball.
Reynolds bucks Douglas for three yards.
Spalding follows at the same man and
gains eight yards, bringing the ball to
Berkeley's 35-yard line. In the next line
up Hilborn is caught slugging Stanford
man and is promptly ruled off by the
umpire. Carr, the third U. c. man to
play left halfback, goes. in to take his place.
Spalding tries to gain through Reinhardt,
but the Berkeley backs support him and
force Stanford to lose yard. Cotton takes
the ball for a tackle-round tackle play and
gains two and half yards through Doug
las. Frankenheimer bucks Selfridge and
Plunkett for two yaros. and Berkeley is
given the ball on the failure to cover the
necessary ground in three tries.
Stanford kicks at once to Stanford's 81.
yard line, where the ball is downed.
Cochran punts on first down back into
Berkeley territory, and the ball is downed
without advance on q. C.'s 50-yard line.
Ransome again punts as soon as he gets
the ball. and sends it over to his opponents
30-yards line.
On fake kick, Reynolds works the new
tandem play through the center for the
third time, and gains six yards. Spalding
goes next on a fine squirt through the line