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The sun., 1901-07-21

Harry Burgess. a colored st"cplechHs'
Jockey. while attempting tu break IN gr'H1
Jumper al the Grayr-end track Yesterday
morning wns thrown Gni kill'd InNant
lie landed on his head and broke his neck.
Burgess was a Wr.-Snovn 81 oracter about
the race tracks lic uted tn exercise the
be known only ~ 'Ienny" Burgess Later
he rode In lew llat raceS, Dut he got liS
and had 20 quit Then he took to steepln-
chasing and was not very successful Bur
sess was n happy yo-lucky fellow, always
ready with \ song or double shuttle and
hence popular among Jockeys. trainers and
stnhlemen
The sun., 1901-07-21

Two base his-burkeu Moran. Three bASe hits
--HAmllton. Long Home run-Hsydon. DeMontrs-
willie. Moran, podbleplays-wansce Padden and Nc
Gam. SaeIthcs hlu-Lovs Moran c. Nichols.
Stolen bases-Burkelt, Lowe feft on ba~s-St
Louis, Il Boston. ?. Struck oui--By 9udhon. .
By Nichols. T. Bases on halls-of Nichols, a., wild
pitch Harper. Hit by pitchrtBv Nichols. 1. Passed
ban--Hcydon umpres-Schhyer and Croius
Tims-i hour and - minutes.
CINCINNATI, s. PT1LADBLPmA, I.
CTNCTrNATI. July ,0.-The Cincinnatts defeated
the Philadslphlas again to-day In q snappy and fast
game The local team hits were effectively bunchrd
Philips received good support The feature was
. lightning run by Fox. who mad. two bagger
out OF an ordinary single. The scores.
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DUFFY BEATS WORLDS RECORD.
Run. 100 Yards on Gras, In Q as second.
Long Defeated.
Special Cable D,,paieh TO THE Sun

LONDON. July 10 At Leicester to-day
Duty of Georgetown University won the
100 yard race In As seconds. which beats
the worlds grass record In a auarter-rnile
run at Crewe to-day n W. Wadsley. the
English athlets. defeated Maxsy Long by q
yard In So. seconds
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Braid Defeat. Taylor at the St. Anne. Links.

Special CaAs Dsspaish to THE SUN
LONDON. July 2o.--In the finals at st.
Annes links. Lytham. yesterday. James
Braid beat J. II. Taylor by up and . to play.
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AZ Sc. Louis.

ST. Logs. July ao;1ssysn events, one = stake
Park this sfsIno2n, wye,h captured the stake
Judge Steadman. winner OF the ocventh event. was
run up $500 above his selling price and sold 10 Cham.
berlin Co. Summary:
First Raee-slI iur!ongs Mound CITY. ios tGl.
more to l. won Sim, % Murphy 4 70 I, Aecond:
Elsie Barnes io4 to'Nen 4to l. third. Time. i:iSH
Second RA"-one mil, and 20 yards.eoots. iO7
70 1, second; Clay Pointer io7 tEnos). 10 70 l. Third
Time, I:<5.
Third Rss-sey.n furions,-Lunsr. 100 CDalsl
even. won Sweet Dream. % Earl. 10 W I. second:
Sue Johnson. io7 co'Bren. to I, third Time.
Foaii,h Race-New Century Stakes: six furlous,-
wyeth. l15 (Enos, 10 won: wakita, los (Gl-
10 I, third. Time, 1918.
Ptnh Race--Slx and half tiriongs Tom Collins,
t0s 10 Brenl TO T. won Northern Spy, 100 (Murphyl
II TO s, secrnd; Peaceful io7 ifouck). to l. third
Time i:tlH
slIth Rass-ons mile and 70 ysrds-Tds Led
ford. lO3 (O'Drienl. 70 |, won: Belle Simpson, -
Murphy, TO !, second; N. Maxinris. los tHouckl,
TO l. third. Time. i:45B
Seventh RAoe-one mile and half-Judge Stead
man. 100 !snelp. 70 1, won; swotdsnan, II,
70 |, third. Tine 2S7H.
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rIYTH RACE.
For three year olds and vpwafd; selling siiowances;
b subscription II $40 each 70 ,hs winner Win 400
ADDED: elx futiongs
v, Kllpsirick s Oh. T. Annie Thomson. By 81
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ysriss Aiss ran In tAs order named
Time, l:i< IS
Bssting-fout 70 I and q 70 Annie Thompson,
q 70 and 10 KID, 70 I and 70 Gold Fox, 3 70
and even Mayor Giroy, 9 70 l and V Goebsl 10
70 I and V Auecd0se 20 10 and 10 70 bastEs,
3 70 I And ! 70 Brandy Smash, 30 70 aud 10 10
The Chamberlain, 10 70 and . 70 Chsos. 10 70
and 70 I Hops, 50 70 ! and 20 70 Hlmyarik.
SIXTH RACE.
For o.yearoids that have run since May IS and
have never won race Of the value Of 81. 900; BY
suhscripton Of 80 each 10 the winner: with SA00
added; i've and hau fuIlonss
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NEW YORK

'buelov bsttd Tor Phyk ln shs ninth timing.
NJ. Sori iii,''',,,,..''S i.............S ia
Two-bass hits-HAriel %, Raymer. waddsli.
base-Haltlei len on bsses-Chlcago, q; New
York. 7. BAses on bsls-On WAddelL l. on Phyk
g. Struck out-By Waddell. g. BY Phyis. |. Umpire
Cunningham. Time hour and ~ minutes.
PITrsBURo, 10 BRooKLYs.2
PITrsBUno. July 2o--The Plttsburg team
Brooklyn. The Leagie leader had lost
perate mood. For tho nrst time this week
l. played championship ball and as Brooklyn
dit not have steady pitohiny I, was left far
behind When member OF the Cincinnati
team. Dr, Newton was usually, successful
against Pittsburg. and knowledge Of this
fact induced Hanlon 20 try out his new pitcher
here. For three innings Newtown was as
affective as ever but In the first inning u
base on balls, Wagner's homer and Sin giles
BY Bransheld, Ritohey. Ely and ZimIner.
with errors by Sheckard and MoCreery,
scored four runs Three singles and errors
By Kelley and McCreery gave Pittsburg three
more runs In the hfth inning Carsoy began
pitching In the sixth inning and retired the
FIRST three men who faced him, In the last
two innings eight hits and eight runs we're
charged to his account. Keeler scored
Brooklyn's first run on a bunt, Sheckard's
single and Daly's out at first Sheokard
scored the second run on his own single and
hits by DAILY and Dahlen. The fielding Of
DAILY and Dshlen was the rsdesmIng feature
OF Brooklyn's playing Tho score:
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A big field turned out yesterday on the
seabright Golf Club links for the cup pre-
sented by George + Victor and A. + Dwight
leading scores were
wv. spalding "a, 1910: Or. ". gill wyiIe, ss
b--7s II, Havemeyer 100, 800.
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Batteries and o'Nsill; Dissowsy and
Wood
Al Observation-Disclosures s; Newburgh. :.
A. Governors IslAnd--Omcers Team, .. Soldiers
Team. 2.
AT Ami,yvfie -Ami,yvrls A. C.. Is; Rockville
Centre, 4.
.M cold spnns-Nsw Hamburg o We" Point
At Pomp,on Plains Morris A. C., 10; south Parks,2
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letcs, o.
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lege. 1t United StAtes Receiving Ship Vermont o.
N Prospect Park-Kimb.ll Y. p Co. 8; American
Thread Company. s. J. L. Lnde Paper Company,
10: Coy, Hunt Co. 4. Powell Br9!hsIs 10; Man.
haitian Shoe Company. 10 Mlar y, C.. Q: Miller,
Sloane 4 wright o dorfsiisdb. Yale Park Social
Club 4; AqgInas Alogsivs ~, Il L , Judd +; G; z
&c. I. MsUn Furniture Company. III Long island
furnI:a=s = =GomPsny i1deneIy' % vs.nnp Th:imsnn 4
o American School Furniture Company, 8; Merck
a Co, IA Hancock Life Insurance Company. Brook.
iyn branch 1, co. Cadet A. G., Fulton Market .s:
Mills Brothers, ! Hanover, ts: Jones Decorative
Glass Company. 10. AnAndAle. 4: Monitor Juniors.
M Lilac q. q; Novelty 7; q. $. FrOp,isIs Z:
IOesef 4 Co. II. Frenoh Line. TO- Morgan Inc. .,
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Richard Crokers Altaluma wins Cobham Plate
at sandoune Park.

Special cane DsipIich 10 THE SrS.
LONDON. July 20 The race for tho Gotham
Plate Of 200 soyeregn- Wa run AZ Sandovn'
Park to-day n was won by Richard tro-
ker's Altaluma Minovia was second an
Success third
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Turf Notes.

Star OF the west the My that won the nnh race
Al Brighton on Friday, Is q haf-slser 10 Isia She
looks 70 be most promising youngster.
LEXINGTON July 20. John T. Madden has sold
the Tacehorse Blenhelm 10 j d. HAggin for So 900
Clsnheim Is years old. by Hanover Imp Cinderella
and was good racehorse lie Is nov Al Elmendoh
stud lie said 70 be OF the best sons Of Hanover
Nehn the entries for the sixth race At Brighton
on Friday looked over on the card Il notced
that imp, Angelure ny ST. Angelo Parnense, was
In the name of Lord Clonmell. an Irish poblemsn.
who by the way. Il the nrs 10 run horses on Anen.
can tracks.
When Ethics won the last race At Brighton on Fri-
day there WAS lively bidding, The ChafaAus colt
really the last Of NJ Dwyers former great stable.
was entered 70 be sold for 81. 500. The price was
quickly run up W s. 500 and then the owner retained
the colt with an sxfs SS bid, While the bidding
was folng on N y. Dwyei sat In A carriage close b
and looked on ansiousiy. Those who rrmsm bersd
old times realized how little sentiment there Is among
business like hofsemen.
The sun., 1901-07-21

The team match, the hrst Of the series,
at the Seabright Golf Club yesterday was
won BY the home team The SeSbright
team scored 20 and the Monmouth Bea ch
team 20 holes
The sun., 1901-07-21
There IL No Investment

more safe than real estate Every one interested IN
Wes,ehester county or ths borough OF Bronx ~i md
en- article Of general Interest In ~ days SUN. July
fi, PHge s.-AJ.
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At the seabriEht Golf Club . cup has been
presented by Frederick w Menxies TO be
wifi be at eighteen holes medal play. The
contestants may make their round In either
the morning or afternoon OF the date named
namely. driver. brassey, mid-iron, mashis,
niblok and putter, and shall play three con :
.ecutive holes with each club In tho bag
at which consecutive three holes each club
is 20 be used
The sun., 1901-07-21

Michael Naushton lowered the record
OF the Sycamore Golf Club links yesterday
from 80 to 81.
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At Fort Erie.

BUFFALO. July 2o.--Khaki won the Pan-Aneri-
can Handicap al Fort Erie 70 day and the other Hend
First Race-Six furongs-Roya Salute. ios
Thompsonl 70 !, won: BadinAgr, 90 (Daiyl 10
second Rses-rivs turiongs-Concer,ins. ios
Daly) 10 IN. won: Perorrelie io3 Thom pson)
70 seeond Santa Bonita ioa Price) 10 70 I, third
Time, i:03%.
Third Rsce-six firionss-Barona, l0t (Jaek-
som, W TO- won: The Bocf. iOJ (Wondeflyl, to T.
second; Moor. - HaydenL TO !, third. Time.
i.ib.
Fourth Raee--pan-A American Handieap-one mile
-khAki to7 (DaiyL . to 4 won; Tslala, io4 tuayh
. 70 I, second: orontas f.i (Blake, W I. third.
Fifih Raa-sey.n furlongs-Pharsoh. io2 Daiyl
4 W g. won: Rathlin, iof Costell 10 10 I, second:
Sixth Race-SlI furiongs-lols, ioi (wondsrlyl,
Q 70 s. Won: EuclAiTr, iOi tMcouadel Is 70 4, SEQ
tl5h
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Class A ysrs Of the Harbor Hill Golf Club
met In a handicap yesterday. There were
NJ Wells, 90. l5- ~; Gardner Abbott. I0s, 10
sv: j. ID. Van Buren,. eS, 800.
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'DonnhUf OUT, bttAuse CTOss IhIrTTrfrd,
philadelphia .....,.......p ] o.
Cincinnati ....,.,...,.i o o . o.-5
Tvobase hits--Jenninas Philips Fox Stolen
bases-Delehaniy. Dobbs. a. Sacrifice hits liar.
ley, Dougaas. Thomas. Dobbs, Phillips Double
piays-Hsile man. Beckley and Masoon: Cross. Hall.
man and Jennings, Struck out-By Phillips, :;
by Donohue Bases on balls-oh Phillips. q
BY Donohus. I. Left on bases -Cfncinnsti. S:
Philadelphia, .. First bae on erors--Clnennsu, I.
Umpirs--Dvyer Time--i hour and 80 minutes.
Attendance ~ 500
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Drsealyu Amstsar Associates.
At SRosyBcT PARK.
S::sis...: x:sss 4. A.o.:i :5ssss:s-s /. !
Thyag
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GOLF.

Handicaps the Feature Of the links Near New
York.
TUXEDO FARE, July 20 Tho Powelton
Club Of Newburgh defeated a team Of twelve
on the Tuxedo links to-day by a score Of
u to One Of the best matches OF the day
was between P. r. Pyne and Gilman Tiffany
Their cards were: Tiffany. II. Pyre. 7s
p ~ was ON the Nassau system. Following
are the scores:
Tu1edo-P. 4. Pyus. o: @. p. Snow, 0; Grenvins
Kans. q Bruce Price o. g. II, Hull, Jr1 /; W b.
Dlnsmere. ,Jr; 2 \ v Pierspon,. Jr Q; 2 Ann.
o: f Abbott ingalls,, o. Total, 9,
Powslon Gilman Tiffany. J.; John Smith. /;
0; Capt, r. p Davis 0; " n. wet,ersu. /; @, Coliny.
wood /; l.. Java. |: T. Y. Chadwick. Jr.. /; II. s.
Ram sdell .; r. Y. Burton. s. Total is
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The Boroush ef Brsux and wsstchsstsr Co.
Real estate prop-,'ss See Ndays sun. July
81, Peg =. r.-Adr
The sun., 1901-07-21

Eastern League.
Al Worcester -Woreesesr. q; Hartford. g.
~ Pfovidence--Syracuss, 10; Pfoytdenss, O.
~ non1feal-Toyonto. .: Montreal hrH Gsmel'
Montreal 8: Toronto. tsscond camel
The sun., 1901-07-21

The Apawamis team won its nrst mat tof
yesterday and 1t happened at the Englew ooc
Golf Club The visitors made the round:
on figures that surprised the home talent
The scores,
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A meriean League.
At DpIUDIT

AT DETROIT.
". n.
Detroit .....1 l q ..-S 4
fos,1n - % q o. 10 4
Batteries Solver and Bueiovi ifwis and schr'ck-
soSt.
At CLEVELAND.
Wsshinst,n. 4 o o 10 u
Misunderstanding and yssssr; paien and
Clarke.
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r. Rsuision. .: r. Il. Virgins. q; J Muller j., 0
s. Ford O. J. A. Bdwsrds. >; J. A. PECK. l. TOTAL Z
8. Bsyllsr. o. C. G. Coakley. 1: B. =. Rsinmond )
". r. Howe, 1; D. n. Msrvil o; D. II. Tenney. 0
Total 8.
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In the general handicap at the Crescent
A { yesterday the scores were:
II. s. Bowns. so, s-72: A. C. Riggs, i0s, 3o-7s.
9. X. Davis, es, f+-7l; z. L. AAltby. %, ls-ls:
@. ". Beckel, Us, 800; II. a. Tucker, 81, ii-7o:
W. /. Johnson, Io4. 20 rs c. v Meserot. SO, iO-i9
A. %. Carver, Ito. 800; D. D. Roberts, ". ie-s2:
Grant Notmsn, VA, IS 81: II. @. McKeeveT es, 80
{. ". Campbell, ~. ii-ss: a. W. Richards. liJ.
22-QL
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A sE.;:ss,aN;y ss.oNS.,,zsn ,s.s0s 4 Nis:sst, sisss
& a I: ss!Ni: IsI:,;s .s b::ys: 60. Su' s..'.'
The sun., 1901-07-21

Real Estase ia westchsstsr Co. ssd the Reross
VI Bronx.
Sc, to DAYS sys. July Il. Par s.-A@
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At cu,cAeo.

AT cu1cAoo.
s2s,i's:ss.s',y,.; 2,'sss .;::..:.ssI;ssssHI,I
,:s:ss::,..!sssiIssi-- III ii
6aiss1si -0ssyia and cesnoE keoinn''v. Fore
nan and bgssnahaA.
The sun., 1901-07-21

LAKE CHAMPLAIN July 7o--In the club
handicap the results were:
c. r. johnson, Jisitsburg, 81, o-si; Robert Drs-
coll. Texas, s5. SIS; Blon II. Barnett, Jackson
vile o. go. Leon Godchaux, New Orleans lO5
i2-oS; ben Franklin. Troy. los. A-oA.
In the semi-nnal rounds OF match play
Roger Lapham beat Walter Qodchaux BY
boat S Bon snG Batnst gs aa ap and 70 paT II
final which was at tbirty-slx holes. Lapham
beat Burlock, by 7 up and S to play
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very interesting match was played yes
terday at ths Lake Mahopac Golf Club The
expert John Harrison was asked to play the
best ball q Sidney ] Jones and Lii l.
Ponvert. The rsue was only on an eighteen
hole round and all records for the course
were broken TIE cards we're.
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cHAMPioNsHIp SINGLE sHELiA.
EdwsId u, Ten Eyek; wssha:es' 3; c. wCsssst. ,
snNIoa RyoHr-oARnp sHBLLs

Ysspss DOR. c, lockwood. beyl "a, Marsh'
JuvsnaI, o ". csr. !: john b. EIisy. sfofs l.. C.
Abel. co1swan
ATgonAut II. C, Toronto C. z. A. Goldman. bow:
J. n Mackenzie, la II r. Kent, 3: Il. h. Parmenter.
~ @. Mason. s. II. v. DuggAn. O. D. r Mackenzie,
.; Joseph Wight. STROKE nc besteAo. co1:w,in
4 2: H. sprasus, J. P. II. yory, q H, s; Hayes, .;
r. ". HambeF, Q; r. II. Boie, Z; c. g. Riley. stroke
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-10

line. and Stanford apparently unable to
stop the California plunges.
Womble bucked between center and left
guard for three yards. Overall was given
the ball for a buck on center. but fun
bled, and Lee got the ball for STANFORD
on the 7-yard Line.
1t was a narrow escape for Stanford,
but the Stanford rooters did not breathe
normally until Hill punted to the 4o-yard
line. Womble fumbled the first pass for
California. but Hudson recovered the ball
after a loss of 10 yards. Overall punte1
and Raitt fumbled the catch. but fell on
the ball on the 10-yard line.
Hill punted rs yards and Fisher downed
Mini on the 32-yard line. Mini was
stopped on a straight buck, and on try
at the other end made but two yards.
Womble could make no gain, and the ball
went to Stanford on downs on the 30-yard
line in Stanford territory.
Traeger was thrown back for a loss of
four yards and Hill was sent back to
punt. Overall was through the line like
a shot and blocked the ball. which re
bounded with terrific force over the goal
line. There was a rush for the bounding
pigskin, but Raitt reached II first, saving
his team from an adverse touchdown
But as IL was he was forced to fall on the
ball and was neld back OF the goal line
The impetus to the ball having been
given BY a Stanford man. Hill, the punt
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-10
Mini Makes a Great
Run of 80 Yards.

the next pass and made beautiful tackle
of Hill back of the line for loss of 6
yards to Stanford. Hill punted 35 yards.
ba aan tine Sa Sa xaTd and for
the first time the teams lined up In Cali
fornia territory.
Overall punted As yards. Raitt running
It In yards. Stanford's ball on the 3D.
could not advance the ball and an ex-
change of punts was made with gain
of Is yards to California, Overall fairly
2O-yard line. Hill .punted 30 yards. Mini
ran the ball back 10 yards and California
had the ball on the 45-yard line. Traeger
threw Womble back yards and McFad-
all punted from the center of the field
over Raitt's head, and Raitt was downed
on the 7-yard line. Hill .punted over
yard line in California territory before 1t
was downed. Overall punted. but big
''Bilr Traeger was through the line and
blocked the ball and a cardinal jerseyed
fornia territory. This series of plays had
resulted In great advantage to Stanford
and the cardinal ''rooters' began de-
manding toHchdow2 b,t Two sakeT srds ana a Trae o
bucks and Traeger was sent back for a
try at place kick for a field goal from the
45-yard line. The big tackle did not want
to kick. but Captain Fisher sustained
Raitt's judgment. 1t was a forlorn hope
at such a distance and with ball heavy
from rain and mud. Traeger's shoe was
scraped and sponged clean of mud by
Trainer Al Lean, the line strained and
held the ball was passed true and placed
true, and Fluffy BIZ sent 1t sailing
toward the goal posts. The aim was
true as that of sharpshooter, and the
moment while the ball hung In air was
heartbreaking one for the grandstand and
bIeacher crowds. But the distance was
too great and the ball fell into More's
arms on the 10-yard line, More running
II In five yards.
Dangerously Near the Goal Line.
overall punted 30 yards. Raitt running
the ball yards back. to the 40-yard line
Iucks by Shaker and Hill netted yards
Then on an alleged foul Umpire CAREY
sgas going to give California Is yards. but
finally decided that the rules demanded
that the ball be given to California where
Il had been down, on the 32-yard line
Overall punted to Stanford's 47-yard
line. Hill punted to the California AZ
ward line, but the ball was brought back
and given to Stanford with 10 yards for
of side play. Bucks by Sluker. Hill and
McFadden carried the pigskin to the 4s.
ward line in California territory, where II
went to California on downs.
Tarpey, who had come into the game
In Cooper's place ut right end. threw
Mini back for loss Of yards. overall
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Place Kicks for Field Goals Tried by Each Side at Critical
Times Fail to Accomplish Desired Results

dashes behind splendid interference. while
Stanfords attacks upon the California
line We're In the main as fruitless as in
the first half.
Stanford's Hope Is Vain.
Traeger kicked off to the S0-yard line.
Womble made a great run of seventeen
yards around Clark's end, and Mini
skirted Cooper's end for the same gain.
Then each of these men was stopped in
succession by the Stanford ends. Overall
punted, Raitt running the ball in 10 yards.
Stanford's ball on the SO-yard line. Hill
punted, and on the first lineup Traeger
got the ball on tumble by Womble on
the H-yard line in Stanford territory.
An off-sde play by California left the
ball in StanfordS possession. Hill punted
again and little Mini ran the ball back
35 yards, but went out of bounds. Cali
fornia's ball on the 52-yard line In Cali
fornia territory.
Smith came into the game instead of
Hill at left half for Stanford Mini made
another dash around end and was
downed by Raitt after gaining is yards.
California fumbied, but recovered the
ball. Overall punted over the goal linz.
For Stanford Traeger puhted from the
25-yard line and by magnificent run
down the field tackled womble, running
the ball in on the. 5o-yard line. Tarpey
threw Womble back on an end run for q
loss of five yards.
Overall's punt was blocked by STAN
ford man. and on downs the ball went to
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punted and Raitt made a costly muff,
Hansen falling on the ball for Caiifor-
MIA on the 30-yard line. Ten yards more
for offside play put California dapger-
ously near the goal line, but the stan
ford line held 1914 yards out. and Cali
fornia' was driven to try place-kick for
II was another "chills and fever" situ-
alton as Overall prepared to kick from
the 3-yard line. His chance was an ex-
Iellent one, except for the mud and rain.
but the ball went wide of the mark.
Stanford took the free kick from the
2s-yard line and the ball was Califor-
Mas on the 40-yard line In California
territory. Overall punted. Raitt juggled
the ball. but kept It,. and Hill punted
egaIn. California downing the ball on the
a5-yard line In California territory, and
the whistle blew for the end of the
The ball had been nearly all of the
time in California territory and twice the
stanford goal had been In danger In addi-
tion to the time the safety was scored.
The cardinal ''rooters'' still hoped that
their line would brace In the second half
ana on offensive would succeed In opening
up holes for the backs to plunge through.
The coaches rounded UP the men and
the field after the intermission. of fifteen
minutes determined to turn the tables.
but few minutes of play developed a
lew factor, California's end running.
Womble and Mini were soon making