Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-22

for nVe more. Force was brought
back of the line for tackle buck and
the ball went to the Indians two-yard
line, where the Sherman lads put up
a strong fight in defense of their goal.
Sperry carried the ball over on the
second down and Force failed at an
easy goal.
The second score for Berkeley was
quickly made. Magee, for the Indians,
sent the ball to Snedigar on the kick
off The halfback received the kick on
the five-yard line and with splendid
interference returned the ball twenty
five yards.
Snedigar for California, bucked the
ball two yards around the Indians
left end for the first down. Sperry hit
center for three and more, and then
Snedigar, receiving the ball. circled
Shoulder for q twenty-yard run. He
was tackled and sent out of bounds.
Mead hit Shermans left guard on
cross buck. Force was brought back
OH the line for the tackle back forna-
ton. He bucked straight through GEN.
ter for ten yards The california boys
failed twice at center, while the Sher-
mans stood their ground and held like
a wall of rock.
Sperry hurdled the line for five yards
and on the next play Snedigar was
given the ball, and while his end drew
in Shoulder, he went down the field for
a twenty-five yard gain. Neafus
tackled him in a pretty open field
plunge and both men came to the
ground with terrific force.
Mead bucked the ball five yards
through tackle and Force was brought
back and carried 1t over on a line
plunge. Force kicked goal. Score,
11-0.
Line Bucks Fall
The Indians gave Berkeley the kick
off and Elliott sent the oval to Tories
on the ten-yard line. Tories returned
it twenty yards. The Indians tried
line bucks at right and left guards of
the California team, and, failing to
gain, Neafus punted for thirty yards,
the ball going to Whitman, who was
downed in his tracks.
Snedigar, for California. bucked
through right tackle, and Neafus, in
attempting to stop the charge. went
down and one of his ribs was broken
and he was forced to retire from the
game, leaving his team in poor condi-
ton, as Magee had been taken out
when Berkeley made it's second score
L. Lugo was sent in to fill Neafus
rlace and Coleman was put in at full
back.
Berkeley, by use of its heavy backs
and tackles. sent the ball to the fifty
yard line, where Force attempted a
place kick. The ball failed to reach
the goal, and Tories returned 1t ten
yards on an end run. Coleman punted
forty yards across field to Mead.
The Berkeley back field was again
used for consistent gains and the ball
was advanced to the Indians thirty
ward line. where Force, by a pretty
place kick, sent the ball between the
goal posts for the third score of the
game.
On the kickoff Berkeley overlooked
twice and the half ended before the
ball could be put in play. Score, 15-0
in favor of California.
Play by Detail In Second Hall
The Indians took the kickoff and
sent the ball to Sperry on Berkeley s
one-yard line. Sperry caught the ball
and without any interference snaked
his way through the entire Sherman
eleven to the fifty-yard line, where he
was tackled by Tories.
Snedigar bucked Shoulder for ten
ward gain, and Sperry went through
center for nearly the same distance.
Sperry went out and Wharton. Po-
mona boy, was put in at fullback.
Wharton, Mead and Snedigar bucked
the line for small gains and Force, in
the tackleback formation proved a con-
sistent ground gamer. The second half
dragged out, however, In the fierce
mass plays. The Indians played a far
better class of football and their line
was stiffened considerably.
Failing to buck through the Indian
line for any distance, Whitman, Berk-
eley's half, was sent around Kennedy
of the Indians for a quarterback run
The combination of Kennedy and Tor
tes crashed through the Berkeley line
and the plucky little quarter was
hurled back for the first loss Berkeley
suffered.
Blocks Place Kick
Catrell tried place kick from the
35-yard line and Shoulder. hurdling the
Berkeley line, blocked the kick. He
followed his play by picking UP the
ball and advancing 1t ten yards before
being downed.
The Indians took brace and bucked
through the Berkeley line for two
yards. On the next two bucks they
| failed to make distance and Berkeley
got the ball on downs.
Berkeley again tried its backfeld al
the Indian line, but could make nc
distance, and Whitman kicked the bal
on a quarterback punt to Tories.
| The Indians worked the left side al
the Berkeley line for a gain of twenty
yards, Lugo carrying the ball. Cole
man kicked twenty yards to Wharton
who returned the ball three yards
There was an exchange of kicks, with
the Berkeley having a slight advantage
By hard work of Berkeleys backs
the ball was gradually worked dowr
to the Indians five-yard line, where
Wharton on a line plunge carried it
Force kicked goal.
In the last few minutes of play, thu