The morning call., 1895-01-02
he following was the makeup of the

Oscar Taylor. referee: w. V. Henry, umpire.
Reliance was given the privilege of the
kickoff. Hirschberger was under th G
spell and sprinted back twenty Yards or
more. Allen pushed it down the field fol
five more and Rirschberger went between
left tackle and end for two PAGES more.
EDDIE Sherman saw the hole in the line
and tackled ''Hirsch" before any further
ground was made. Alien made his second
debut with a gain Of four yards and
"Hirsch" followed it up with another two
yards. Allen for tile third time was
brought in operation and executed neat
plunge for five yards. Ewing followed suit
with an advance of six Yards. 10 this play
the tackles were played back of the line.
Ewing having been found to be such an
available man he was again entrusted with
the pigskin, but this time he succeeded in
making only three yards. -,
Chicago opened up the game in good
the next play Smith, the big Oakland
guard, dashed through the line and cap
tured the ball before the halfback bad
raised his feet out of the sand
1t was now Reliance's chance TO show
its skill. Walton was the man TO begin
the fun. Scarcely had the signal been
given when away he sailed around the left
end for twenty long yards. 'Who are WEI
was then OF course exploded into the ears
of the suffering lookers-on by the overtime
bay fans.
Oak and sport, and surely enough for once
he was right. The Oregon mud-paddler
needed the blast and plowed down the
gridiron for the prophesied gain.
Oakland's enthusiasm then knew no
bounds. 1t was now declared to be a
cinch game, and no longer was there guess
work about it.
Prick. the doughty leader of his pigskin
band, plunged into the line for five yards.
The ball was now close up 10 Chicago, and
it seemed as if a touchdown would be the
next move. but Chicago took a stand and
held up Reliance for four downs. Hirsch-
berger threw up the sponge and retired
from the field. Yundt was substituted in
his place.
On the first play Chicago lost the ball
on a bad tumble. Captain Frick still had
his eye on the goal post, and Clemens
made another sensational run. Twenty
yards brought the ball over the goal line.
and the first and only touchdown was
made.
The ball was dowued so near the side
lines that Captain Frick thought 1t wise to
kick out and then try for the goal.
Wyckoff caught the punt and Bert Oliver
bfurcaied the space between the posts.
Score: Reliance 6. Chicago 0.
Allen kicked off and Walton returned ii
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was downed. Chicago secured the ball on
tumble. The university boys now at
tempted to bust up Reliance's center, but
Sullivan, Smith. ETC., would not have il.
and the ball went to Reliance on four
down.
Frick started off with his customary five
yard gain. Yundt at this stage did some
very clever tackliDg. He brought his vic.
tins down with crash. Tricks strides
so infuriated the cardinal boys that they
lost their heads and ten yards were pre-
sented Reliance on an off-side play. Reli-
ance lost four yards on tumble. but
Frick came to the rescue and made it up.
The next tumble by Reliance was fatal.
for Clemens dropped on the sphere. Chi
cago's line seemed weak. Before the run
ner could get in motion Reliance man
was upon him.
Reliance was given the ball on four
downs. The end. were brought back OF
the line for the tandem play and five yards
were made With ends back again Wal
ton was unable to make an advance.
On four down Chicago came into possess
sion OF the article. Allen made a short
gain and then Reliance got off side and