The San Francisco call., 1895-11-26

ran we'll into the Varsity's territory. It
took five downs to gain four yards, so we'll
did the Varsity men hold down the second
eleven. Finally the ball was lost to the
first eleven, when Hilborn took it and ran
through the line like piledriver, register
ing the first touchdown. The ball was
then taken to the second eleven's twenty
tive-yard line, but soon Sherman came out
of the midst with the pigskin, and ran
close on to the enemy's goal. Another
scrimmage and a second touchdown is
made by the Varsity.
After the next lineup Ransome made
two punts and gained fifty yards for his
side. After two more kicks the second
eleven has the ball and Harrisburg punts
for thirty yards. After a ten minutes
series of scrimmages Ransome comes out
of the pile and carries the ball across the
line for another touchdown. Hilborn
Ransome and Sherman do great work for
their side in the next six or eight downs.
Soon the Varsitys make f1uke and Bough
of the opposition takes the ball and has
the whole field for eighty yards to himself.
They change sides and Ransome punts for
forty-five yards. Harrisburg returns it and
then close and hard fight takes place,
with but little gain for the Y arsity.
Finally they reach the five-yard line
ahd it takes eight downs to get it back Of
the goalposts. They had then been play
ing continuously for about forty-five
minutes, when Butterworth tolo the
Varsity to bring the ball out five yards
and see how soon they could get 1T over
the line again.
The PLAYERS on both sides then fought
like Troians, and ten downs were regis
tered before Sherman crawled through a
hole in the line made by Plunkett and
placed the pigskin back OF the enemy's
goalpost.
This exciting scramble ended the sea-
sons hard work.
Tomorrow and the day following the
men will practice signals and several new
plays, which they will spring on Stanford.
This work, however, will be done in the
gymnasium as well as in canvas inclos-
ure on the campus.
Tomorrow evening the grand rally of
students for the purpose of practicing
songs and yells will De held at Stiles Hail
They will march in body to the training
quarters and give the boys rousing ''sends.
off,
The demonstration was to be held on
Wednesday evening, but the coach re-
quested that it be held tomorrow evening
instead, as he wished that the players
should have peace and quiet on the last
evening before the game.
BradIey's Accomplice Caught.
Burglar Bradley's partner has been cap
tured, and it is now probable that the
many burglaries in Berkeley of the past
month can be accounted for. Bradley, in
his confession, told of an accomplice
named Smith, and that he recently left for
San Jose. News was received yesterday of
the arrest in San Jose for petty larceny of
one Smith, who appear to have been
Bradley's associate in crime. Smith will
be brought here to stand trial for a dozen
or more burglaries attributed to him. A
large quantity of the stolen goods has
been recovered.
Thanksgi Prize Song.
William Nat Friend '96, president of
the Associated Students of the University
of California, has won the $40 prize
offered for the best football story by the
publishers of the souvenir programme of
the Thanksgiving football game. The
competition was open to students of the
State University and Stanford, and a
number of stories were submitted from
both colleges.
Philosophy of Esthetics.
G. A. II. Annual Inspection.
Department Inspector Colqohoun will
pay an official visit to Lookout Mountain