The San Francisco call., 1899-10-27
FOOTBALL
PLAYED BY
FRESHMEN
Young Representatives Of the
Two Big Universities Meet
Here To- Morrow.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. 2ss-
Football interest is centered In the annual
intercollegiate game to be played with
the Berkeley freshmen In San Francisco
Saturday.
The coaches are doing ali in their power
to bring home victory to Stanford. while
the players are eager for the fray. The
cardinals prospects were never better.
nave attained in their preliminary matches
victory should be within their reach. The
men who will compose Stanford's baby
ing workers, but lack the average
preparatory experience of former fresh
knew anything Of the game before they
the admirable spirit which they have
shown throughout the season, and may
prove advantageous rather than other
WISE
Raitt, the gritty little quarterback. and
captain, is one Of the few veterans Of the
team, having learned the game while
San Bernardino. Roberts and Crowell,
respectively fullback and tackle, are both
from Belmont, where they gained
kRnaowledge Ra of the rudinents of the game:
OF the center trio Lee is the only man of
experience. having played several years
on an academy team in the East. Nc
F,adden, at tackle, is new to the game;
but partially makes up for his lack of
knowledge by his ferceness and strength.
Davis and Geer, at the ends, are both
new to their positions, leaving these
places probably the weakest points on
the team.
The backs have been weakened by the
injury of Roberts, fullback, and Smitn,
halfbaGk The former ,s Is suffering from
an equally. bad knee. If these Two men
are not able to play IN to-morrow's game
it will reduce Stanford's chances of a
Johns, center; Campbell full; P. Parker,
and Willot. halfs. and Luck, end. The
following are the men as they will, prob
as line and M sbe posad wssht of
right guard, 1So; Traeger. left guard ls3
McFadden, left tackle. 1S5; Crowell, right
nSaF rG eaGs engs @ s and M 50 smh GfF fnf m
half, 1856; Narramore, right half 165;
Roberts, fullback, 163, and Raitt (captain)
BERKELEY, Oct. 2s.-The freshman
football squad at Berkeley from which
Saturdays team will be chosen, is made
up as follows: Dibblee and Hudson. ends;
backs :S Valentine issa and Jones anu fulbacks %
Sabichi and Edwards, centers; Holley
and Cook, guards; Fox. Smith and Bund-
schu, tackles. and McLain (captain),
The men have lined up against the big
eleven every day this week and are show
ing good form. Cochran and Kelley have
been putting on the finishing touches for
the last two or three days.
Q -@-N@-N @A~-N%N@
Castle Island Boy; W. c. Glasson's Joy Bells
VS.. q. Baumeisters Warrior: w c. Giasson's s
Happy Thought VS.. C. Hunters Menlo: p
Blanche; J. Moneys Silent Treasure VS.. Lowe
6 Thompsons Flora Mcdonald; F. Chambllss
Rocklin Belle P. NJ Clarkson's Blackhawk
H. A. Deckemans Glen Chloe VS.. ]. McCor-
mick.s Primrose; Lowe & Thompson's Patria
vs., ]. Watkins Still True: Russell. Allen &
Wilson Daisy Clair ID. ShannOQ'S
brette; Murphy & Toland's Tea Rose VS.. c.
evys baPe shepidan; Iyo D. shannon s1is9n
elmans Mira Monte VS.. ]. Ronning's Dempsey
Lass; j. McEnroe's Northwest VS.. w c. Glas-
3. Woods Blacknight: r. Ternans Hadiwist
VS.. T. J. McHugh's Moss Rose; Lowe & Thomp-
Sweet Music VS.. NJ. Duignan's Dewey; T.
Rodgers Olga vs. Connell Bros. Many Pleas
ant; D. shannons Safeguard VS.. J. .Dowd' s
]. Cronins arab; J. Byrnes' Nellie vs. Kay
s Trant's Sir Rothwell; D. Ford's Anita VS..
w. c. Glassons Miss Manila; S. Moore's Rocks
VS.. r. E. de B. Lopez Green Valley Maid;
VS.. D. OConnelrs Satan: Connell Bros Log
Boy vs.. }. McEnroe's Admiral Sampson; T. j.
dering Tom; E. Casserly's Silence Russell,
Allen & Wilson'S Belle Clair; T. j. Cronin' s
], Norton's La Goieta vs. II. Lynoh's Mystic
Maid; c. A. Wylies Gaslight VS.. ]. Dean S
Connemara; e. Nj. kelloggs Hummer VS.. D.
Dowsts Sarcastic; j. Mahers Benicia Boy VS..
r. Fannings Babe Murphy; H. A. Deckeman' s
Snapshot VS. D. Ford's Bonita; J. Mccormack S
Hairbrain VS.. T. J. Cronins Maid of Bail: t.
]. McHugh's Maid of the Mill vs. Connell
Bros Senorita; J. Dowd's Clifton Lass VS. d.
Ford's Juanta; ]. Hurley's K Capitol VS..
J. Henley's Star of Cuba.
A special meeting of the Ingleside
! Coursing. Club was held after the draw.
1t was determined to abandon the Gus
tomary meeting on the plains of Merced.
To replace this a special stake for large
prizes will be run at Ingleside next
month. 1t is expected to attract the best
of the dogs in training. Preliminary steps
were taken in preparation for the annual
banquet, which has always been one of
the most noted gatherings of coursng
men each year.
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