The San Francisco call., 1896-11-03
COLLEGE AGAINST CLUB,
Berkeley and Reliance Will
Meet To-Day in a Football
Match.
It Will Be Their Last Game of the
Season Together-Coliegians
Confident

confident.
BERKELEY, CAL, Nov. 2-Much in
terest is centered in the outcome of the
Berkeley-ReIiance football game, which
will take place tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock in Central Park, San Francisco. 1t
will be the second and last regular game
between the two teams this season, and
that it will be an interesting and hotly
contested one here seems to be no doub'.
Both teams are in fine condition, and both
will take their positions on the gridiron
determined to win. In their last game
together Reliance defeated Berkeley
handily, but the college men. seem de-
termined to even matters up this time.
Though Hutchinson and Sherman, two OF
the Varsity players, will not be able to
enter the game tomorrow afternoon, the
men who have been doing creditable SUBJ
stitute work will take their places at end
and half.
in the last game with the Reliances
Berkeley's line was the most vulnerable
point, and it was through the center and
tackles of the college team that the club
men made most of their gains. Berkeley's
backs were stronger at that time than the
Reliance and it was upon their rushing
and lodging that the collegians depended
for their gains, but whenever the Reliance
took the ball they made their advance by
heavy line bucklng ana by pounding the
center.
Matters will probably be more equalized
tomorrow. With stronger line than in
the last game, with just as proficient
backs and with more ginger than ever.
victory tomorrow. They don't expect to
gain The day, however, by any easy work
or by any very great margin.
The lineup of the colleglans will be as
follows: Center. Bird sail; guards, Ludlow
and Greisberg; tackles, Simpson and
Avery, with Carr and Peck substitutes !;
ends Craig and McNutt with Hopper as
substitute; quarter, Kennedy. with Has
kell alternate; halves, Hall and Anderson,
| with Whipple as substitute: full. Captain
Ransome. The Reliance will line up with
Burnett, center; Oliver and Wells. guard s
Middlemas and Sexton, tackles; Lacuna
and Lanyon, ends; Nahl, quarter; Walton
and Carter, halves; Arlett, full. Taylor,
]. Arlett, Platt, Nelson, Newcomb and
Dosch will substitute.
Archdeacon webber Coming.
BERKELEY, CAL, Nov. Next SUM-
! day mornings service at st. Marks Epis-
| copal Church will be conducted by Arch
| deacon Percy Webber of Boston, who will
conduct mission OF eight days in Berke-
ley, beginning with Sunday, Novem ber 8.
| The Archdeacon comes TO this State for
4 tnc pul DOSC VI lOIR ScIlSS Vi
| missions lasting over six months in the
various churches OF the diocese of Cei-
/ fornIa and the diocese of Los Angeles. st.
Marks parish in Berkeley will be the first
parish he will visit.
Theater Party Committee.
BERKELEY, CAL, Nov. "A large
committee, consisting chiefly of alumni
has been appointed to take charge OF the
University of California THANKSGIVING
l l. - I, 81
| in San Francisco. The members are Re-
gent J. B. Reiastein '73, George Boyd 'S7
J. II. Budd '73, A. F. Morrison '78, C. S.
| Wheeler 49, De Witt II. Gray '96, editor
| of the Josh; ]. G. Howell Jr. '96, business
manager of the Josh, and Sterling Carr
| '99.
| Ready for Election.
BERKELEY, CAL, Nov. 2.-Followins
will be the polling places Of the various
precincts in Berkeley, together with those
Tor Peralta and Ocean View, in Oakland
| Township:
| Precinct No. /. Grand View Hotel; No 9
southwest corner Magee and Delaware streets
No. 3. 706 Delaware street; No. A. sixth-streeI
| firehouse; No. 5, engine-house on Alcatra2
| avenue; No. 8. blacksmith shop. Adeline and
! Harmon; No. q, 1874 University avenue; No
3, 2l4O Shattuck avenue; No. 9. BarKer's rea
| estate Office; No. 10, Schmidts office. on Shat
| tuck avenue; No. IL, Longs restaurant, Tele
| graph avenue; No. II, corner Stewart ano
Mifvia; No. ID, engine-house near Russell
| street; Peralta precinct, Mann's store, neal
Alcatraz avenue; Ocean View precinct, Pow
| der Works Hotel.
May Be Desertion.
| BERKELEY, CAL, Nov. John Ma
loney, West Berkeley butcher, is reported
to have deserted his family. He lei
home last Tuesday and has not been seer
since. His family is SAID to be in need o
the necessaries of life.
Berkeley Well Represented.
BERKELEY. CAL, Nov. ALI the Re
publican clubs of Berkeley, including the
Mckinley League, the Berkeley Republi
can Club, the West Berkeley Club, the
| University Students Club, the Lorir
Club and the South Berkeley Club, with
a represe ntation of about 400 men, parti
cipated in the Oakland parade of McKin.
Ieyites tonight.
A large number Of visitors other thar
those who participated in the parade were
In attendance. The streetcar accommoda
tions were inadequate to supply the de-
mand OF those who wished to get int
Oakland to view the procession.
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