The San Francisco call., 1904-10-30
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THE VISITING ELEV EMS
The Cardinals Great
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OregonianS.
Special Dispatch to The Can


STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct
29.-ln one of the cleanest, fairest foot
ball games ever seen on the Stanford
campus the Oregon team was defeated
to-day by Stanford by a score of 50
TO 0. 1t was too one sided to be inter-
esting. Oregon never had the Stan
ford goal in danger, and the only mild
interest aroused was in seeing how
large a tally the heavy Stanfordites
would be able to run up.
The visiting team was light and fast,
but it crumpled up like pasteboard
when it was thrust against the mas
sive rush line of the Stanford mems
defense When the heavy cardinal back
field surged into the Oregon forwards
ii almost invariably swept them down
the field. A touchdown every five min
utes was made straight through the
game. 1t was a bucking game from
the first. Lanagan's pupils tried but
few end runs, and these were almost
without exception singularly abortive.
Moreover, the spectacular quarterback
run, hitherto so effective, netted no
gains for plucky Bansbach and his SUBJ
stitute Stott. Whether or not the
Stanford team will ever be able TO
run up d score by smashing at Califor-
MAS stone-wall line is a matter of the
most serious question.
COACH COMPARES PLAYERS.
Coach Smith of the Oregon team
ernoon he said: In comparing Cali
fornia and Stanford, l would say they
are evenly matched. The two lines are
almost exactly equal in my opinion
Both are heavy and strong, but should
call California's line the superior in
aggressiyeness and speed. Stanford
holds, and holds hard, but her forwards
are slow, while the Berkeley men
play snappy ball. 1 believe, too, that
Berkeley is stronger behind the line
than Stanford. There are fast, heavy
backs on both teams, but the Berkeley
men are almost twice as fast in get
ting started. l should say that it is
almost an even break between the two
teams. We were whipped to-day by
Stanford by much larger score than
in the Berkeley game, but that can
easily be explained by the fact that to-
day we put a crippled team into the
field You can't run a light team
against a heavy one without smash
ing it up, and we have not yet recov-
cred from last Saturdays game"
CARDINAL SCORES EASILY.
Sprott started the game by kicking
off forty yards to Gray, who gained
only a few yards. The men from Ore
gon then tried Stanfords right and left
end and as they failed they punted to
Bansbach, who advanced ten yards.
Sprott Weller, Dole and Chalmers. run
ming in tandem formation, carried the
ball down the field, making from two to
eight yards at each down. Dole gained
seven yards carrying the ball to the
three-yard line. Weller carried the ball
through right tackle, making the first
touchdown. Sprott kicked the goal.
Next Templeton kicked off to Bans
bach, who advanced ten yards. Then
by a series of line bucks by the cardinal
backs the ball was taken past the goal
in a few minutes. Sprott again kicked
the goal.
Oregon then kicked off to Clark, who
carried the ball fifteen yards. Stanford
once more began her line plunges, and
her effort was soon rewarded by an
other touchdown. Sprott kicked the
goal, making the score Is to 0. There
was no more scoring in the first half.
During the second half Stanford with
her line buck gained from five to twen-
ty-seven yards at every down. Oregon
only had possession of the ball twice
during the second half, getting it both
times on a tumble The cardinal eleven
made three touchdowns this half. AS
Tomasini failed to kick one of the goals
the final score was 80 to o. The teams
lined up:
Stanford Positions. Oregon;
Ciark-Stevens- L. E. r. ....-- .Cnanoler
Sprott- horton L. T r. Earn
Thompson-H
wood. l.. u. X r. 4einpielon-Feh
Hyde. ...-.-.--.- center ......--.... AAcOiaii'
Roosevelt-Monz-
ing........ r. G. L........... Hammond
shields-Tornas sini. r. Z. L--........ .Auspeiger
West Stanford. r. Z. L.. Moores
Bansbach- -Stott.. Quarter ------.- -Latourette
w. Dole-Trow-
bridge. L. II. R........J. Iempleton