The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-01

for two yards. Smith circled the right
end for seven yards, when Raft stopped
him short. The ball was then on STAN
ford's seven-yard line, and the cardi-
nails made a momentary stand, but they
could not resist Halls inclination to
pass, so he scored the fourth touch
down. Harrisburg did not see ut to
miss the goal.
Treager then kicked off forty yards.
Smith ran it in seven yards. Kaars-
burg punted, and Boren fumbled the
catch, but RAFT fell on the ball. Boren
returned the punt. Harrisburg re-
ceived it, but was tackled in his tricks
by McFadden. Harrisburg before he
was downed passed the ball to Smith,
but the latter failed to make headway.
Harrisburg punted, Boren returning
the compliment, but the grand stand
got it. Harrisburg vaulted for nve
yards. Smith ran the right end for
four more. and when the whistle blew
the first half was over with the Dali
on Stanford's twenty-yard line and III
the clutches of Berkeley. The score
stood "a to 0.
In the second round Stanford braced
up a bit She seemed to be in better
physical condition than her opponents
but she lacked the team work. Wnen
the whistle blew Harrisburg kicked OH.
Treager received it and ran in six
yards. Stanford tried twice to DUCK
but failed to gain Then she punted.
On the succeeding bucks by Berkeley
Stanford stood pat and then Kaars-
burg tried for fake buck, but Hopper
fumbled the ball in passing. STANFORD
got the ball. Smith ran left end Tor
| twenty-five yards and Fisher gained
two yards around left tackle. stan
ford tried a double pass, but lost
ground, and the ball went to Berkeley
ON downs.
Then Harrisburg made a beautiful
run Of forty yards around the left end
After a series of bucks the ball was
on Stanford's ten-yard line, and the
cardinals gathered themselves together
for stand. It was successful only FOR
a moment, and the blue and gold
pounded her way through for the last
touchdown. Harrisburg kicked the
goal, and the score stood 30 to U. IN
favor of Berkeley.
Bucks and end runs were frequent
on both sides from this time on, but
neither could score Once Stanford was
ON Berkeley's ten yard line, and it look
ed as if the former might score, but the
blue and gold rallied, and Stanford lost
the ball on downs.
Randolph was put in Boren's place
at full, and in the few minutes play
that was left played wonderful game.
He tackled all over the field. Stanford
might have Jared some better had he
been put in earlier. The ball was slow
ly going toward Stanford's goal, and
the Berkeley rooters were bowling for
another touchdown, but the whistle
sounded and the ninth intercollegiate
football contest was at an end.
TIE GAME AT PORTLAND.
PORTLAND (Or), Nov. 3O-In a
binding wind and rainstorm, on a field
six inches deep with mud, the Olympic
Club football team of San Francisco
played tie game with Multnomah Ath-
letic Club of this city this afternoon,
neither side being able to score.
NEEADAS WON.
RENO, Nov. 30.-A holly contested
game of football was played here to-
day between elevens from the Universi-
ty of Nevada and the California State
Normal School located at San Jose.
The home team won, to O. A touch
down was made by Brule, and Keddie
kicked a goal