The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-10

Exclusive of kicks-off the Olympics were
In possession of the ball three times in
each half, and the U. G. men had the pig
skin nearly twice that number of times.
Ransome and Hutchinson made the touch
downs in the first half and Hall put the
ball back of the line twice in the second.
The game in detail is given below:
olympics choose the south goal and Porter
kicks off for 50 yards. U. C. runs it back 10
Yards from the catch, and the first scrimmage
results in no gain. The next play nets 3
yards through the Olympic line. Ransome is
sent through Sexton for 8 yards in snappy
play. Hupp strikes the same place for more
yards. Another yard is gained, and then
Nohl for 10 yards. An attempt round Mad
den's end brings yard. Sexton is pushed
back Tor gain OF yards and then fumbling
begins, but Hump secures the ball. Rausome
goes to the Olympics on downs.
The Olympics get through Simpson for
Yards on their first play but in the next they
strike all unyieiding wall, and in the scramble
Hupp gets the ball for the U. c.
With rush the Olympic line is opened for 5
yards. An attack on Smith brings only a
but gains no more. Then Smith is again as
sailed, but with no better result, and the
Olympfcs take the ball on downs.
Through the Berkeley center for two yards,
through Simpson for two more and then with
great effort Sexton goes through Selfridge
and covers the yard necessary for possession OF
the ball. Thierkrauft strikes Simpson for a
yard. On tumble the bali goes in touch with
loss of four yards, and Berkeley gets it.
The Olympic tackles, and guards are tried
twice for a yard at each attempt. sexton is
crowded for two yards. Another yard gain
and Ransome drives into Porter, but only for
another yard, when Nabl brings him down.
At the next try Porter gives up two yards, and
like fash Ransome is sent at him again for q
ten-yard gain. Hupp tries Sections position
for yard gain The Olympic line cannot pre-
vent two more yards through them. but when
Carr dives at Sexton he stops, and the ball
changes hands on downs.
A bad tumble by the Olympics resulted in
the loss OF yards and the possession of the
ball.
Ransome batters into Kingston for a yard
Hupp rushes round Madden's end for g yards
Selfridge takes the ball on double pass. but
is stopped short by Wilbur. Porter's tackle is
again attacked and yards gained, but sec.
ond attempt results in only l yard. Simpson.
IN tackle-round-tackle play. advances 3
yards through Sexton. The play becomes fast
and furious and Sexton is crowded for more
yards. and the ball is within yards of the
Olympics' line. Ransome is forced at Smith
and the ball is carried over for the first touch.
down, fifteen minutes from the kickoff. Ran.
some converts his touchdown into goal, and
the score is 60.
Porter kicks SO wards Ransome catches the
ball. and in fighting, lodging run regains &c
yards The next pass to him is badly fA;nbled
with loss of 20 yards. Ransome puntssto the
Olympic 54-yard point, where Morse fumbles
and Hutchinson secures the bali and geins 9
yard. Then Hutchinson is allowed a try and
under beautiful interference goes round the
left cnd in a run of 53 yards to touchdown
Ransome misses an easy goal. Score, 100.
Porter kicks thirty-six yards. Hupp runs
the ball in sixteen yards. Simpson gets yard
past Sexton. Ransome nunts and the bal
McNear drops on it. Wilbur stops the attempt
at center and the OIympics gain the ball
They try Simpson in vain. Then Taylor