The record-union., 1897-10-24

Ball is given TO Woodland and Fuller
makes a five yard gain. Woodland re-
sorts 10 bucking but all efforts to gain
are in vain. Sacramento is too strong
on the line. Woodland tries full back
kick but fumbies ball. Goode gets
ball for Sacramento Harvey and
Goode by passing ball to each other
gain five yards
Sacramento by bucking gains eight
yards. Cowden at this stage takes the
ball to Woodlands fiveyard line by ex-
ceIlent run round left end. Cowden
by another run takes ball within two
yards of goal-line By tumble Wood
land gets ball within a yard of their
line. They try full-back kick but Can
on blocks the ball and saves it to Sac
ramento. Dunton is sent ever the line
by buck for touchdown. Score to
Harvey kicks goal. Score 8 TO o.
3:35 D. m.-Bray kicks off for Wood =
land Sacramento gains the ball at
fifteen-yard line and QIdnton is sent
through the line for five yards. Cow
den carries ball three yards. Wood
land gets ball on downs. Woodland
tries bucking but is repulsed by the
strong line of Sacramento. Woodland
again tries full-back kick. Harvey
gets the ball for Sacramento. Root is
sent around left end for seven yards.
Quinton is again sent over line for five
yards. Of-side play is called on Reed
and Sacramento gets ten yards penalty
but still hold bali. Cowden takes ball
five yards around the left end. Wood
land gains bali on foul tackle on part
of Sacramento. Time called.
Score at end of first half, 6 to in
favor of Sacramento.
4:O3 p. m.-Bray kicks off for Wood
land in the second half and places ball
at twenty-yard line. Canon receives
ball and is downed. Umpire Burks
orders another kickoff Bray kicks
off to fffteen-yard line and the ball is
received by Smith. Canon by right
end run gains ten yards for Sacramen-
to- The ball is fumbled but Reed
gains it. Ball is again fumbled, but
/ Cowden saves it.
| Cowden takes ball on end run buI
/ does not quite cover the limited five
/ yards. Woodlands ball, and Bray on
/ full-back kick sends ball to Sacramento
| ten-yard line Quinton gets ball for
! Sacramento. Goode makes the longest
run of the game for fifteen yards to
within ten yards of center.
Harney carries ball FIVE yards. Canon
is sent around left end for three yards.
Mason is given ball and carries it into
! Woodland territory. Cowden makes
five yards by left end run assisted by
Reeds splendid interference. Cowden
/ carries Woodlands men three yards
with him in this run. Root carries the
ball on right end play five yards. Har-
ney is given ball and runs three yards
Canon takes ball for Sacramento five
yards further. Conon again gets ball
! for left end run but stumbles and
/ crawls for two yards.
There is a succession of fumbles on
! Sacramento's part on account of slip
perry ball Woodland gets the ball on
! fumbles. A full-back kick is tried but
fails. Cowden gets ball and goes five
! yards. Goode and Root on success
j sive run gain five yards. On account
of off-side play of Woodland Sacra-
mento is given ten yards. Goode is
taken back by Hay two yards.
| and Woodland gets ball on downs. A
| back kick is tried by Woodland and
the ball is sent back fifteen yards into
/ Sacramento's hands. Cowden by al
excellent run makes five yards. Canon
and Root by bucks gain seven yards fos
! Sacramento.
QuintOn tries buck and gains three
yards. Another telling buck is made
and the ball is within one yard Of goal
By buck a touchdown is scored
Harvey kicks goal for Sacramento
Score, y to 0.
4:332 p. m.-Bray kicks off for Wood
land to fifteen-yard line. Austin gets
ball and regains ten yards Canon
takes ball for two yards to within five
yards Of center when game is called al
4:34.
Score, u to 0 in Sacramento's favor