The San Francisco call., 1901-10-27

~ ernoon, scoring 10 to 0. Consistent
team work and fast playing by
the cardinal eleven. good individual work
by the clubmen, fair punting by Hill and
Percy and Traeger's beautiful place kick
from the 35-yard line helped to make UP
the most interesting game of football
played on the campus this season.
For Reliance, Hamilton, Dinsmore and
Collins did the best work. Most of STAN
ford's gains were made by Traeger, Hill
and Shaker. Captain Fisher also put up a
hard game, although he ran back fire.
quently on end runs. Quarterback Raitt
cannot help playing a good game, and to-
Kuhn, who took Boren's place, showed
speed in getting down on kicks and in
breaking up interference.
The cardinal rooters were out in full
force. At least half of them yelled for
Reliance, so the clubmen had enough sup
port behind them to make them play good
ball. Nearly the whole game was played
on Reliance territory. The ball was for
the most part in the possession of the
cardinal eleven.
Although the game was scheduled for
o'clock. Bill Traeger did not kick off
until 4:30. His kick was fumbled and
Stanford regained the ball far down in
Reliance territory. Shaker gained yards
on a straight buck and Traeger followed
on a tackle-back play for the same dis
tance. Fisher, McFadden and Boren went
around ends for several yards and Shaker
carried the ball over for touchdown aft
er just five minutes of actual play. Trae-
ger missed the goal by narrow margin.
Score-Stanford 3, Reliance 0.
Percy kicked to Raitt, who made clev-
er run of 20 yards. Fisher carried the ball
4 yards around end and then fumbIed it,
Barnhisel regaiiniing the ball Stanford
ball through the cardinal line for yards
on straight buck. Reliance failed to
make the required distance again and the
ball went to Stanford. Hill advanced the
tackle. On the next play the ball was
fumbled and lost to Reliance. The club
men, after three plays, also lost the ball
right end for 10 yards. Traeger and Clark
made the distance on two plays, one
through tackle, the other around end.
Reliance held and Hill kicked to the Re-
lance 15-yardhline. Stanford held and Re-
lance was forced to punt, the ball being
advanced to the Reliance 45-yard line.
Traeger gained yards on a cross buck
and Shaker followed for yards on a
straight buck. Fisher and Boren net the
distance, but Stanford lost the ball on the
next series of downs. the ball resting one
yard from the Reliance goal line. Percy
kicked from behind the line to Raitt, who
ran the ball in yards. Clark gained 5
yards end run and Traeger yards
on a tackle-back formation. series of
end runs and tackle-back plays netted
Stanford 10 yards. Fisher carried the ball
yards to the Reliance goal, when the
whistle blew, ending the first half just in
time to prevent another touchdown for
the cardinal. Score, 5 to o.
Traeger started the second half by kick
ing to Platt, who ran the ball to the GEN.
ter of the field. On an exchange of kicks
Hill sent the ball rolling over the line on
55-yard punt, giving Reliance a free
kick from their 25-yard line. After a Sc
ries of bucks by Shaker Fisher and Nc
Fadden. Hill kicked to the clubmens 10
yard line. Shortly afterward Percy punt
ed to Raitt. who ran the ball in to the
25-yard line. Fisher soon afterward made
ball over the goal line. The touchdown
was not allowed because Of holding on
the part of one of Fishers interference
Traeger tried place kick, which was