The San Francisco call., 1896-09-27

flanagan 'OO....-... uii0H0A ''''''''''A Arlett
AT 3:15 P. N. the signal for putting the ball
into play was given, and Oliver kicked off for
the Reliance for twenty yards. Fickert re-
gained three yards when downed by oliver
The stanford men tumbled the ball on pass
as they did a. many points in the game when
1t meant loss. Fisher made q yard through
the line and freeman was forced to punt for
fifteen yards.
plunge through the line for four yards; Arlett
made two and an ofside gave ten yards to the
Oaklanders. In successive plunges against the
line, chiefly by Walton, the Reliance made six
yards, and the ball went to Stanford.
Stanford's ball-Fisher shot into the Reli-
ance tackle for four yards; a buck at the line
by Freeman and no gain was followed by
twelve-yard END run by Dole, and Fisher
added eight more around the other end. The
ball went to the Reliance on downs after
another short gain by Dole.
Rehance's baIl-Walton was given the ball
but the diminutive Stanford quarter was
through the line so soon as to prevent any
gain. oliver suffered like fate at Fickertis
hands. Arlett punted but for ten yards, and
Reliance tackle fell on the bail. Walton was
again tackled behind the line, and Lacuna
made no gain. Arlett pun tea once more, and
again the Oaklanders fell on the ball. Downs
and no gain gave Stanford the pigskin.
Stanford's ball-Dole with good interference
made an eighteen-yard run around the Reli-
ance end, but bucking was in vain, and Ren-
ance took the ball.
long gains in two trials but the Stanford line
pulled together and held its opponents to q
standstlll on three downs and took the sphere.
Stanfords balI-Dole made q six-yard end
run and Freeman made 3 pretty four-yard
plunge, but fumbled the ball and Reliance
took possession of it.
Reliance's ball-A buck resulting in no gain
and an offside play by the Stanford quarter
gave Reliance ten yards. Walton struck for
five and Arlett made two yards; no gain by
tackle play and but short gain by Walton
let Stanford in again.
stanford's bell-Dole sprinted around the
Reliance end for. four yards when time was
called for the first half.
Second halt-Several new players went in at
the beginning OF the second half on both elev-
ems and during the last five or ten minutes of
play Reliance played twelve men, which made
things lively for the Stanford line.
Stanford's ball-Carle kicked of for forty-hve
yards and Frick ran the Dall back some twenty
yards before being stopped. The ball was
passed the active half for run, but McGilvray
was on him at once and he fumbled the ball,
which MeGIyray managed to capture.
StRnford's bRll-Diggles was passed the ball
and succeeded IN traversing some fifteen yards
before being captured. Immediately after
ward Seawright found hole in the Reliance
line and dashed through for six yards An
other try by Diggles resulted in no gain and
Seawright was tackled three yards behind the
line.
Reliance's ball-Bucking tactics were next
tried by the men from the bay and they piled
up eight yards before Stanford brought them
TO a stop and held the ball.
Stenfords ball-Digges negotiated a three
yard gain and Seawright four more Fickert
made four and Seawright increased il two
more. McGilYray made pretty end run, but
Lanagan's try was hzzle and Reliance took
the ball.
Reliance's ball-The inflated sphere was now
close to the Oaklander's gohl-line, and a kick
was tried, resulting in twenty yards gain,
Diggles partly recovering the lost ground.
Stanford's ball-Lanagen punted, but it was
al once returned by Lacune, and loss of ten
wards resulted. Fickert fell on the ball.
flanagan again punted twenty yards.
Reliance's ball-Buck and no gain. Frick
bucked for twelve yards in two tries, and
Arlett found hole in the Stanford line for
four more. The same player added on many
more moment later. Stanford took the ball
in successive downs, and time was called be-
fore she put 1t in play. Score, 90.