The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-26
NlF)D FINDS II EASY.
CeeaeeeAAe 0asgsnessleA ~ Every
ne6na-CaDs. Hail . Host In HIM
49,, ~ 0sss No ssppert-Twessy
4heusnal People Wsach the Game

0AN 1RAleCTBco. Nov S.-cardinai Is
Aenlu the Thanksgiving day color OF tbe
Xt1pea9 D1aQtators Of the gridsfon. ara sa1-
N1nd f the hue with which their isilo~
eneesc1aAuates, In honor OF the v'csor. o.
H. e39Wen from Stanford. are DECORATING
IN 1fnncisco tonight. Unique In the Lack
~ tlle usual display cot partisan eoieee
oon0Ueut, the dominant characteristic Of
M years stFugxie for the goal line Oh the
appearing team <as the ease witn wnieh
stamford pijed up point after point toucn-
AoWn upon touchdown, goal after goat
NINTH Stamford had u points TO its credit.
Nbdjo the UnIyersity OF California strose
- yAts 10 achieve a single unir' Never
~ me history Of intercollegiate footbaH on
~ Rac1dc coast has victory been so over
Wea1ning, superiority 10 undeniable, IN
4eg1oe1fy 70 pnmistakahle az in the nasen
ehlo afternoon, when the staiwart young
ofhIetee from Palo Alto achieved go signal
. tslumph over the team representing the
esoer but less athletic University OF Cali
The superiority Of the winning team was
n0Darout At the first scrimmage, confirmed
~ tho drst touchdown. after the ball mad
eeen In play only six minutes. ana was
1a!ntained throughout the game, the oe-
0aG1ouol rus11es Of tbs California eleven
serving meSu1y b render more marked the
$50 with which the Faio Alto players
Dcro back the bali TO the Berkeley terri
toGy. Before the greater avoirdupois Of
Stamford, the California line gave way at
eyeEy acffmmage. while as against wall
" stone the united force OF Berkeiey's
team beat IN vain against the unyielding
line ~ the Paso Alto giants. But IL was
not alone In weight that Stanford dis
playod and utilized her advantage. Cali
1cf1tan was outp1ayed ut every point In
the game. Her Interference was lament
ahty weak, and when interference was at
temDteA the California tackles were brush
- aside without apparent effort BY the
hgoad-chested and strong strong -iimbed
11hJete9 from the groves OF Palo Alto
CADG Hall alone Of all the Berkeley play
~ achieved really notable play. but his
eo<1ee a. brilliant runs was. with a soil
faty exception. rendered futile by the Lack
- support which no received from his
tam. He made any number Of clever end
pts1A ana Whipple. his right guard. made
aeverAl rood runs on quarter back kicks
0r1eshArg. full back for CALIFORNIA;, also
deserves commentator for his heavy
buck9. and Mayer. center, successfully
GOWned Tickert. Gtanford's left back, bith-
erto considered invincible. For Stanford
Capt Cotton. fun hack. and Murphy. an
1dAAf quarter back. played the star parts
Early In tho second half Hall punted To
Murphy. who. with the ends pressing close
upon him. lodged back. then forward and
cut straight away. xigzaEging down the
deId. finally being downed on the Califor-
MA twenty-yard line. achieving the star
pay OF the DAY. making In aIl run Of
slEty-nve yarua through scattered field.
nut ~ Vas reaiiy the soiih team work Of
STANFORD when won the game. The stone
Val o. Faio Aito mas become historic In
40oeoAss annaIs ana u was absolutely i'm
pregnable this afternoon. Strive as they
might with all the arts ins.ilied by their
watchful coach. California WIS powcriess
20 oteak uowh that wall OF stone. Once.