The San Francisco call., 1898-03-23

,o,d obor,n;ons is a formidable yell in German. dedicated to Miss Bessie Gris- void, the brilliant center wno eapaa1hfb Tf the team in the intercolleSlate game Wllh Stanford two years ago. ,,,
 The University of Nevada co-eds will leave the sagebrush state state on M Inupsaay will bring a full team. and three substi- tutes. twelve in all. Among the players is Miss Louise Ward, whose reputation as a player has already reached the ears of the BerkeIey players. The California girls feel confident. They have thus far this season defeated every team they met, last Saturday beating by a score of 31 to 1 the Lowell High School players, who the week previous had scored against Stanfords nine in game with the Palo Alto co-eds. Still the Nevada girls, while not having the advantage of match games with other teams, are ahead of the Berke- Ieyans in having been coached by an ex- pert football player, BreWiey or the Unl- Versity of Nevada.
 When the sagebrush champions reach the city Saturday morning they will be met and entertained oy the Berkeley O. will be called at 3:30 o'clock Saturday af- ternoon, will be decorated in the colors of the rival universities by commttee under the direction of Miss A. E. Stock well one of the Berkeley players. Inn mediately after the game the visitors will leave for Nevada.
 follows: .,, tain; left goal. Miss Josephine Roller; center Miss Bessie M. Grlswold: left center Miss L. A. Linscott; right center, Miss Sarah Hanscom; guards, Miss May Rued. Substitutes: Goal, Miss T. V Stoer; center, Miss Ethel Cation; guard,
 Miss Mary c. McCleave, the manager of the California team. has been kept busy making arrangements for the. game we think we shall win" she said this l evening, but just think now 1t would pc and beat us. Here we have been arrang. ing how we will give the Nevada yell 1T they score; but suppose they should ac-
 Meanwhile. the athletic co-eds at Berke- ley are training hard. Tomorrow being a holiday at the university, on account Of Charter day, only Thursday and Friday afternoons will be left for final practice. The varsity players have been particular ly fortunate during the season in escap- ing accidents. the only injury being sprained ankle from which one of the goal-throwers is just recovering.
 Mrs Genevra Magee, wife of Professor Walter E. Magee of the university. will spectators will be allowed to witness the struggle much to the disappointment of the boys at the university.
 Berkeley News Notes.
 BERKELEY, March 22.-The Berkeley High School Alumni Association has George Wilhelm '96; vice-presidenrtt, Charles Dozier '97; secretary, Miss F. Hoyt '97; treasurer Mark White 96.
 H. F. Peart, Benjamin Bakewell, c. Bush, Miss L. J: Blumberg and Miss Ethel McClymonds have been appointed a committee of the senior class to coop crate with the Alumni Association in eel ebrating commencement day on May 1S
 Fifty members of the Graduate Club of Berkeley will picnic on Angel Island to- morrow.
 H. B. Torrey will read a paper next Thursday afternoon before the Geological Section of the Science Association on Re cent Investigations of Some Anthrozoa."
 The Columbia Fire Company gave a house-warming this evening in its newly furnished frehouse on Addison street.