Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14
los ANCEIEs HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 1909

yard line and the ball went into touch
on It's fifty-yard- line. A dribbling rush
carried the ball to Stanford's twenty
fve-yard line, where California was
given q free kick, as a. penalty for
Stanford being off side. Elliott, for
California, kicked the goal from PEN
atty.
Score, California g.. Stanford s.
| Crawford kicked off to California's
twenty -five-yard line, and a dribbllng
rushed returned 1t to California's
thirty-five-yard line. Holman, the stan
FORD wing, carried the ball to Cali
fornia's five-yard line. Stanley Mitchell
bv O. line plunge, scored another try
for Stanford and in taking the plunge
was badly hurt.
Score, Stanford 8, California 8.
Battle Between Forwards
The game was battle between the
forwards, who seldom gave the backs
a chance. Stanley Mitchell went into
the game again.
Crawford kicked off for Stanford,
| and after an exchange of kicks the
ball went out of touch on California
45-yard line. A passing rush carried
the ball to Stanford's 3O-yard line. A
dribbling rush by California carried
the ball to Stanford's 15-yard line,
/ where it went out of touch. The pail
went out Of bounds after fierce strug-
gle on stanford's 10-yard line. The
! teams engaged in a mixup between tho
| stanford 10 and 15-yard lines, the ball
going out constantly with no adVan-
| taee for either team. A passing rally
took the ball to Stanford's one-yard
line. California scored its second try
by plunging over the line.
Score: California IA, Stanford 10.
Elliott failed to convert goal.
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yard line. Holman returned the ball 10
| touch on Stanfords 30-yard line. Dwig-
Gins kicked from California's 5O-yard
| line to the Stanford 10-yard line. Cert
passed to Elliott, who passed to johns
and the latter crossed Stanfords line
| for a try, making the score, Stanford
10, California 8.
STROUD replaced Allen in the califor-
MIA lineup, Elliott converted goal for
| California. Score: California IL STAN
| ford 10.
Stanford Penallzed
The try for California was made by
Hardy. On a free kick, Chawd kicked
to middle field from Stanford's 1O-yard
line, and Cert returned the ball 10
| Stanford's 15-yard line A series OF
sbnrt dribbling rushes carried the ball
10 stanfords 4-yard line. Here STAN
| ford was again penalized for free
| Licls Cerf's free kick was touched
down by Stanford. Crawford for stan
| ford. kicked to center field, but drib-
hing rush by California; forwards car
ried the bali to Stanfords 25-yard line.
Downs secured ball from the serum ana
lodging through the STANFORD nelo'
made another try for California. FL
liott converted the goal, making the
SCORE california 10, Stanford 10.
score; California 10, Stanford 10.
In the last fifteen minutes of the frst
half Stanford was outplayeu py al
fornia in every department OF the
game.
Second Half
AS Stanford's team trotted out on tue
aald the big white S was changed TO
cardinal. The California team followed
soon afterward and was wildly received
nv the blue and gold roofing sectioI.
| Cook took the place of Stanley Mitchell
in the stanford lineup. co.
| A passing rush gained fVe yarus loI
| stanford. A dribbling kick carried the
roll over the California line, where 1t
was recovered by a California player
| giving his team a free kick. After an
exchange of kicks the ball went out OF
hounds ON CALIFORNIA; 25-yard line. "A
dribbling rush carried the Dali over
| California's line, but Dwigglns tell on
the ball back of goal post SAVING CaI,
| fornia from being scored agalnst anu
| Giving California free kick. Morris re-
9iaced Harris in the California lineup.
Rrown returned California's free KICK
over the line, giving California another
free kick.
California Gains
A dribhling rush gained fifteen yards
| for california, Another passing rusn
| brought the ball across the line ano
into ihe Stanford's territory, where II
went out of touch on Stanfords lo-yaru
line. After fighting for several minutes
in the middle of the field. Callfornla
heeled a short Stanford Kick ana re-
turned It out Of touch on the Stahioru
85-yard line. ,-,.,.. ona a
short dribbling rush the ball went out
of bounds on Stanford's five-yard llhe,
ana N was returned to the thirty-yaro
| line by a brilliant series OF passes ano
short kicks Carpenter was knocked
out when Dole of Stanford eoilioeu
with him, A series of fierce dribbles
I'D line nlunges brought the ball into
the middle of the field from Stanfords
fortv-five-yard line. A passing rush
narficinated in by Cook, Holman and
| Roth carried the ball to Calltornla
fve-vard line. A series of scrums on
the five-yard line led to the knocking
out of a man almost every time pall
A short drlbble by California carried
the bali back five yards, but stanford
reeained the distance, and Crawford
hinged across the line for another try
| for the Cardinal team. Crawford
failed to convert goal.
Score: California, 10; Stanford, H.
Pistol Ends Game
A series of short kicks brought the
hail past the center of the field TO
! Stanford's forty-five-yard line rev
moments after 1t was kicked out. A
fierce passing rally by Call1ornlas
backfield carried the ball to Stanforus
twenty-yard line, where 1t was kicked
| ont of bounds by Brown. series OF
passes carried the bali to California's
! fifty-yard line, and a dribble returned
! it To the center field, after which COOK
made fifteen yards for the Cardinal
through open field. Then a passing
rush inaugurated by Capt. Cert OF CAL
| ifornia, and participated in by Elliott
| and Johns, carried the ball back into
! Stanfords territory.
Cert and Elliott, by clever passing
carried the ball to Stanford's four
ward line, where it was kicked out or
danger by Fullback Brown. Drlb-
bling by Stanford's forwards carried
the ball out of bounds on their thirty
flve-yard line. Another series or snort
kicks and passing rushes carried the
ball across the center line and nve
| yards into California's territory. stan