Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-11-20
NEVADA WINS.
The University Football Team
'Outclasses Stanford by a
Score Of 6 to o.

.OCOJ.e VI . " y. Z
Tbs following from the San Fran ,
cisco Chronicle tells the tale Of the 8
great game Of football last Saturday 6
between the eleven from the Nevada ]
State University and the Stanford foot
ball team:
Stanford University. November III
Nevada 8, Stamford Q. This wac the
result of the game on the campus here
This afternoon, Captain Burnett lett
The field in tears, the alumni coaches
! left the field trying to express themsel-
yes in profanity, the varsity left the
held beaten. outplayed and disgraced,
while the men trom the sagebrush
foost left the field cheering and tri-
umphant. Rated as q doubtful match
for a California or Stanford freshman
eleven and buried under score OF 81
to 0 against California. the Nrradans
! had outclassed the Carolina. mLich has
been put up on tie long enc of III. bet
ting in the big game les than two
weeks away. The felu was like an
adobe mortar bed. tut the sideliners
can find no excuse in this FOR the var
sity team playing like lot of amateur
hod carriers, while Nevada bossed the
job, fighting through the mud with
ease.
Neva,ia kept the pigskin in Stanford
territory throughout the entire game
and never was the cardinal near enough
to scoring to give the rooters d chance
to hope for tie. The score was made
+ in the first half. Nevada had trespass-
ed all over the Stanford lot. The pig
: skin had several times been wallOwed
up to the Stanford ffteen-yard line.
: With the ball on the twenty yard line,
Q Nevada failed to gain, and Keddie = he
: with the good right foot-dropped
back for kick. The roll of mud went
, but twenty yards. Geissler vas on the
$ receiving end. Needless Of the warn
I ing of his teammates to let the ball go
a over the line he attempted to receive it
and fumbled. Nevada was on it three
g deep. and the ball went on the one
J. yard line. A grOan went up from the
$, bleachers. Mitchell failed to get
Y through the center, but Moran went
over the line for touchdown in the
g next scrimmage. 1t was the first time
the Stanford goal line had been crossed
# this season.
& While the crestfallen varsity stood
under the goal posts waiting for Ked.
die 10 put his foot behind the ball for
= an easy goal the bleachers cursed Gels.
y sler's judgment and rOared at the team
= but they were generous enough to spill,
= the air with the Nevada yell. for it was
the fast. fighting, plunging work o.
'Quick Sunderland. the sure stride o
b. little Mitchell and the good foot o
"a kedde. with the support from the Ne
O. vada line. as we'll as the general poor
a ness of Stanford, that had put the ova
sh over for a score and victory that vii
n go down in the football history of tn,
Coast.
Nevada liked the heavy going: Ne
i. vada could cut through the big varsit,
,,a like knife through breakfast cheese
lie. Nevada could punt: Nevada could ge
IN down the field on kicks: Nevada cOult
run the ends: Nevada could do as SD
pleased. Stanford could do nethine
at Had it not been for the superb wcrl
sc of Shaker in bucking and tackling an,
st the splendid play of Erb on the defens
Stanford would have no football 90 he
so credit in the game today Fumbl
ny after FUN bic. otfside plays. holding an,
-. general ot1coior play characterized tn
:. varsity game. Aliens end running 70
0,.- the distance several times behind fai
nj interference wis the only ndicasio
Ter that the men on the Stanford eleve
10. were acquainted with one anothe.
an Mo re often Allen was left alone to war
err der through forest of Nevada tack
ne lers. and willing, hard tacklers We.
:, they. The remainder Of the eleve
>n were merely spectators when Stake
!. took the ball.
~, {. Smith, Nevada's giant guard. va
!. the particular star of the sagehrlls
nd line He lowered head and shoulde,
m over both lines and during the pla
I'D wandered about dnlug as he pleased
he 1t was butchers pcaic fol-. this Smith
Nutter and Emerson. try as the
re. might, could not mar the big fellow
=, day of pleasure.
Two men We're retired from the gam
with injuries. Il. Smith, Nevada's rigf
half Went out early in the game with
II dlSiocated collar bone and CAPTAIN BIN
nett was forced to retire little later o
account of . bad knee. Perry, the Ne
vada left tackle was also injured, bu
eu continued to play to the end one les
( Perry showed great gameness and eve
after he WAS injured he hurled himsel
INTO every play with telling force.
The game of today shows the etiec
upon the team OF Raitt's absence Err
hao not worked at quarter for some tim