The record-union., 1899-11-12
Go Down Before the CaIifornlans In a
Score Of Seventeen to Five.
The University Of California
Eleven Defeats the Olympics
Fifteen to Nothing = Teams
From Lowell and Lick High
Schools Of San Francisco Play
a Draw, Neither Side Scoring.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, NOV. IL.
yrhe gridiron was so sticky to-day that
the game between Stanford and the
University of Nevada had to be played
on the track oval There the ground
was firmer, but pools of water lay on
the surface.
Nevada kicked off, and Stanford
bucked the line for gains, then kicked.
Nevada sent her tackles back ana
bucked the line for gains, but she was
stopped by Stanford getting back in .
few minutes. By hard bucking Stan
ford crossed the line for a touchdown.
Murphy kicked a goal.
Then came the longest run OF the
day. Nevada had the ball, ana sent
her tackles back prepared to buck.
Hayes was sent at the line. He got
through, nobody knows just how, and
ran go yards for a touchdown 1t was
a magnificent run, but Nevada failed
to kick a goal
The first half ended with the score
to in Stanford's favor.
Murphy kicked off in the second half,
and after attempts to buck, Nevada re-
turned the ball. Stanford then worked
her backs through Nevadas tackles and
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da's goal Sunderland and Evans were
sent through Stanford's line for good
gains, but We're finally blocked. Stan
ford received the ball, and in a few
minutes had it over the line for another
touchdown, Murphy failing to kick a
goal
Stanford again worked down to Ne
vada's goal, and Murphy tried for
field goal, but failed.
Nevada kicked out of danger, but
Stanford's back ran the ends, and
bucked the line for another touchdown
a few minutes before time was called
In the second half Bentley made a
long run. He caught the ball from the
kick off, and ran with it through a scat
tered field 90 yards.
Final score: Stanford II, University
OF Nevada 5.
Stanford played with more ginger to-
day and Nevada also put up good
game. Her line did not seem able to
hold but her backs were sent through
Stanford's line and around ends for
many good gains. Nevada will remain
here till next Wednesday and play sew
eral practice games with the varsity.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA WON.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE
University of California eleven defeat
ed the Olympics to-day by a score of
season. The field was literally a sea
of mud. Not once during the entire
match were the Olympics near the scor-
ing point, and not for a moment did the
game lag in interest.
California scored two touchdowns in
the first half through the dashing
work Of Locomotive" Smith. The punt
ing of the latter was unusually good,
considering the state of the field. Fun
bles were frequent on both sides, owing
to the slippery condition of the ball
Early in the second half California
made the third down back of the line.
NOTHING TO NOTHING.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 11.-Another
tie game of football was played to-day
between the teams from Lick and Low
ell High Schools. This is the third
time they have met, and each time the
score has been nothing to nothing.
Throughout the play it was raining
hard and the Sixteenth and Folsom
streets grounds were one great mud
puddle.
The lineup was identical with that
of the previous game, with the ex-
ception that Hamilton played at full
for Lowell on the first half and Morse
took Asbill's place on Lowell's eleven
when the latter had his eye badly cut.
Lowell outplayed Lick in the first half
but in the second Lick held it's own.
the ball being in the center of the field
when the game ended. Twenty five
minute halves were played The same
teams meet again next week.
The State Normal School allowed its
game with Belmont to go by default
GAME AT SANTA CRUZ.
SANTA CRUZ, Nov. 11.-Despite rain.
Santa Cruz and Salinas High School
teams played football at Dolphin Park
here this afternoon. Santa Cruz won
by a score Of 10 to 0.