The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-19
The State University Eleven Defeats
the University Of Oregon
By a Score Of Twelve 10 Nothing In a Hard
Fought Football Contest.
The Webfooters Show Unexpected
Strength and Were a Surprise
to the Berkeleyites-The Stan
fords Go Down Before the
Olympics by Score OF Ten to
Nothing.

Olympics by a Score OF Ten to
Nothing.
BERKELEY, Nov. 1S-The football
team of the University of California
defeated the eleven of the University
of Oregon this afternoon by the score
| of II to Q, in a hard fought contest.
1t was the most exciting game seen
this season on the Berkeley campus.
| The Oregon team showed unexpected
strength, and was surprise to the CAL
| ifornians
| The game began with Oregons kick
off, which was returned by kaarsperg
for California to the center of the field.
| Oregon fumbled. Short plunges by
Smith and Hall for California carried
the ball within fifteen yards of the Ore
gon goal. Womble, the California right
end, carried the ball behind the line.
but ran out of touch within a yard
of tbs goal The ball was brought out,
and Smith carried it over through the
center. Kaarsberg kicked goal. Score.
to O.
Oregon again kicked off. Paine and
Kaarsberg exchanged a NUMBER CT
punts. A double pass Melted Califor-
mia fifteen yards. A tumble gave the
ball to Oregon. Oregon put up a stiff
game. and fought every inch. Right
guard Angel and Captain Zelglec bore
the brunt of the work. California So
cured the ball on downs, and was III a
fair way to score when the whistle
blew The slowness of the play and the
little scoring done were due to the bog
gy condition of the field.
Kaarsberg kicked off for the second
half and Bishop carried it back iii
teen yards by a beautiful run. cali
fornia secured the ball on downs by
running ends and tackles. and brought
it close to the Oregon line. Here it
was carried across by buck to right
tackle. Kaarsberg kicked another goal
Score, II to 0.
The remaining minutes of play were a
desperate struggle by Oregon to score.
Oregon secured the ball on tumble
on California's thirty-yard line. By
fierce plunges by Bishop, Knox and
Paine, they carried the ball to Callfor-
MAS ten-yard line where they were
held on downs. Kaarsberg kicked out
of danger.
The teams lined up as follows:
Oregon-Center Wagner; guards, An
CELL and Naddell; tackles Smith ard
hackney; ends, Young and zeigler;
quarter, Edwards; left half, Bishop;
right half, Knox; fullback. Paine.
California-Center, Cornish; guards,
Athern and Greisberg; tackles, Whip
rle and F'ringle; ends, Womble. Hill and
Masters; quarters, Ellis and Hopper;
backs, Hall and Smith; fullback, Kaars-
berg.
The team will play no further games
before returning to Eugene, Oregon.
Last evening the Associated Women
Students gave reception in the Uni
versity gymnasium in honor of the
Oregon and California teams.
OLYMPICS BEAT STANFORDS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1S.-For the
third time this season the Stanford
eleven was defeated by the Olympic
football team to-day by a score of 10
to 0. w. l.. McLaine of the Olympics
had his right shoulder broken. Both
sides played a loose, fumbling game.
with Stanford we'll ahead in the matter
of misplays. The cardinals lire was
lamentab bly, weak and they could make
no Roadway against the other fellows.
Stanford kicked off, got ten yards on
XII Oll-SiQS pay, anu liiCi SoiiNroNy
punted the ball. With frantic burst
of speed Stanford worked down to
Olympics' 30-yard line, where Bowen
essayed field goal. He was slow.
however, and when he did get ready
to kick Levy of Olympic was lying on
the ball. Bowen kicked anyhow, and
the pigskin emitted a real dull, sicken-
ing thud but did not move.
O1Vpnic took the hall and with Me-
Nevin to the fore, bucked it steadily
through from middle field to q touch
down back to goal Dinsmore kicked
for the bar, but missed it.
In the second half Olympic kept on
smashing the line, dumping the col
legians into the slime and showing them
ever onward until the great McNevin
again skated over the line on his front
liece. Dinsmore missed another kick,
but the Stanford crowd did not have
life enough left to applaud the failure.
GAME AT STOCKTON.
STOCKTON, Nov. 1S.-Stocl1ton
High School was defeated this after
noon in hard fought game, III which
the superior team work of the Cali
fornia School of Mechanical Arts count
ed The score was II to . in favor of
the visitors.
FIFTEEN TO NOTHING.
SANTA CRUZ, Nov. 1S.-Ihe Santa
Cruz High School football team de-
feated the Los Gatos team at Los
Gatos this afternoon by a score of 10
to O. Neither side scored in The first
half.
CENTERvILLES WON.
CENTERVILLE, Nov. 1S-The FOOT
ball to-day between Centerville and the
Lowell High School of San Francisco
was won by the home team by a score
Of IL to 5.
The Welcome Bribery Case.
HELENA (Mont). Nov. 1S.-In the
Welcome case this morning, w. w.
Walsworth, Butte City manager OF the
aacs. a..