The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

Stanford kicked fifty yards on the
start to Boothe, who came back fif-
teen. Then there was a tumble. but
Sperry got the ball. He made a short
gain on the next play, but fumbled in
turn and Stanford got the pigskin. Dole
and Weller made three yards between
them, and the first named was then
ordered TO punt. He sent the ball
thirty yards to I2oothe. who was down
ed by Clark without gain.
Heitmuller Immediately punted
eighty-seven yards over Bansbach's s
head. Dole pUnted back ten yards past
center BooJhe came back four YARDS
and Kern made three more on the car
dinal right tackle and end. California
was pcLalized for olfside and Sperry
was dOwned for a short gain on a de-
layed pass play. HeltmulIer was forced
10 punt, and he sent the pigsidn forty
five yards TO Bansbach, who ran it
beck eight. Dole made four yards and
Weller three on the blue and gold left
tackle and end. In the two succeed
ing plays each team was penaliZed for
of1side, and then Chalmers dug
through California's right tackle for
eight yards. Sprott made three yards.
Weller four and Chalmers two through
the line. Weller annexed two yards
guard and Dole was nailed for a loss
by Heitmuller.
Thompson was brought back and
succeeded in advancing the pigslSin
three yards. Chalmers went through
Force for seven yards. Sprott made
three between Heitmulier and Kit
trellc, Dole made one more and ChaI-
lners finished the series with a ten
yard run on tackle and end. Roosevelt
l. IL L. I. T.{f L..
At this point Stern was retired in tears
and Kerr took his place. Weller gained
six yards on two center bucks.
STANFORD POUNDS LINE.
Chalmers dug into California's right
tackle for eight yards in two turns.
Weller was given the ball and fumbled.
a Stanford man fell on the ball. The
blue and COLDS last chalk line was
only twenty-five yards distant. and it
looked serious for the home team.
SproIt gained five yards. Chalmers
was doWned for a small loss and Dole
also failed TO connect. An attempt at
a field goal was blocked, and Snedigar
carried the pigskin TO within ten yards
Of center before he was downed. Heit-
muller Immediately punted sixty yards
and Bansbach came back twelve Dole
kicked TO the cardinals forty-five yard
line and Heitmuller booted the ball
back to Chalmers on the visitors FIVE
yard lire.
Dole forthwith kicked outside three
yards from center. The ball was
brought in and Sperry made four yards
on two bucks through Stanford's right
tackle Heltmuller punted to the five
yard line, and Bansbach ran the ball
in ten yards. After a preliminary rush
Dole kicked TO center and Clark got
the pigskin on a tumble.
Bansbach made between twenty and
twenty-five yards on a quarterback
run. He was downed so hard he had
to retire from the game. He had a
clear field with the exception of BOothe
and almost hurdled him. The ball was
fumbled in the mix-up, and a Califor-
MIA man grasped II to his BOSOM
Heitmuller punted twenty yards past
center. Chalmers. Weller, Sprott and
Dole made ten yards. but Shield got
offside and Stanford was penaiized.
Dole punted fifty yards and Boothe ran
the ball back without help for twenty
FIVE yards. California lost five yards
for offside on a kick, but Heitmuller
booted the ball on the next play to the
cardinals twentyyard line.
HALF ENDS WITHOUT SCORE.
During the remainder of the half the
opposing punters swapped kicks. with
occasional rushes. and when the ref
eree's whistle signaled for the intermis-
sion the ball was in Stanfords hands
on the cardinal forty y-five-yard line.
The second neriod WAS a Waterloo for