The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
IOWA ll AND. BERKELEY
 7. <. .=. !: PLAYED A DRAW .::
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 E: HARD :. FOUGHT FOOTBALL. ON :: 7 .:::. F.; THE CAMPUS; =: ::
A Misunderstanding and an, offside
 > >. Play: Led to an Exciting. .:.: F, :. .:.:* Finish. >:': ,@

1: ::BERKEEEY;: Oct. :S1-The.: University E Of California was: literally inyaded this
 afternoon. The occasion of it all was: the.
 football match betWeen Berkeley and an army team from. the. Fifty=first Regiment | of Iowa :: NQIunteers, :: in: which :Ileit her side -scored;= the game ending in a draw. :' |: The volunteer. players: we're received with: military henors: as the -rraia pulled into. *Berkeley. station: Lined up along. Shat >t1ick ayenIie.. stood: the entire. regiment of: the University Cadet Corps: consisting of.
 two battaHoIis. Led by the band. they es- .Gorted: the Iowa men to the :co}lege cam ! pis, where. the: game was. played. Fully 1: :6000 people Hired the:heId: :: .: =: =: I Following was the line+up of@both. sides: ! -Iowa. :. F.: Position :: .' U: C.
 MeCorkle.. ::2 Center cornish Yum Eorn. tg ht Guard EeaEn Left Guard. n oorer Miller Right Tackle: " hippTe
 B. Matfer..: .9: :. Ri ht " arTkIe
 button. Ieft End 3Ssre3g
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 Palmer :: Iett Iialf ttt!I
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 iowa: got the kicl1-off F.; which Prfngle
 caught. and ran ten. Xards::. Kaars- burg punted for thi rtyf-five, and Iowa: lost
 the; ball On "a, tumble. Berkeley: gradually
 work ed. d town the field on steady gains Qf
 four. and. five y ards. at time smith: E furnbles and ::1owa..- made. a :touehpacKs
 Iowa. kicked off from tyHent5E-1iHe yard yI. line and <Berkeley::: again made distance: .fozyaiIi flI, the goal Hail just finished aruI around the: right :>end when. tinie:: WtS N Berkeley took the ;kick-off at; the be-: i ginnfng Of the second half, and carried 1 the ball: down t lfe :ffefd. Iowa ;punted Tor 1 thirty yards, .Kaarsburg lost on a fumple l and Iowa got the talf. Iowa. gained: qls:: ! piInt .:. by :: Berkeley: Berkeley advanced l steadily by short gains to the. one Iard
 line, with ten seconds lett 70 i1lake tlle 1 part. of the whole" game, and IL seemed 1 for the time being: as. though Berkeley' ! had met an fgnominious defeat, f With ten seconds to :ma4xe the Last. play | Cornish lifted tie ball to: pass to ThaHe; i Tn an instant: he .reGoXered and the signal ! was repeate But Gaines, seeing the
 ball leave the ground at the nrst move, started around the end and stood by Berkeley's quarter, just as the. latter was receiving it from .the center, after the sig nal had been. repeated: Seeing his chance
 Gaines at once seized the ball from Thane and; started to run toward Berke-
 ley $: goal. -The Berkeley men did net foI-
 low but called out 10 the referee Tor an
 offside play. The crowd, however, mis-
 taking the move as a tumble on BerKe-
 ley,s part. broke over the side lneS a1id
 for: a while pandemonium relgned,s tne
 army men supposing the game theIs on
 the strength of the touchdown, ana they
 left tie field believing in their victory.
 Then: ensued. a long and heated discus sion ever technicalitfes. It was found that :fi3ei referee had not fully observed the 1layt.and so decIared himself unable to Tender a decision. The matter was ae- .cordingly left.te :Gaines to say, on dea,hI his honor? whether or not he were oHslde. By mutual: consent: the. game was de. clared caI draw, Gaines: admitting later | that he had been offside< ..::s
 Tn. all 1t. was the: most evenly contested ! "a me which Berkeley has yet played this
 Season, and save for the s sn1nderstann,-1 l ing at the. finish 1t was. played in the most :eXceiieflf:: spirit: thrQughout:: The unl-' yersity men found. the soldiers foemen worthy of their. steel. and 1t. :woAid. be hard to say :which side played the, better game: r: =. =. =. =