The San Francisco call., 1909-11-14

converted two penalty goals and two
goals from tries, thus being account
able for 10 points of the CALIFORNIA;
l9 scored. He only missed one goal
from a difficult angle. His kick that
converted the first try gained into
goal was a really magnificent and
praiseworthy effort. The kick was
taken from n difficult angle right out
near the touch line with the wind
blowing unfavorably. 1t was a really
magnificent kick and as it gained
height with the distance Travelled and
derous round ofeapplause went up from
the cardinal bleachers. as well as his
own, in keen appreciation of the kick.
Watts on the three-quarters was also
IA the game from start to finish. He
played grand football and when he got
his kicks away was one of the very
few men who continually ran his men
on side. Johns. on the other wing, did
not seem up TO his usual standard AT
half Captain Cert OF California played
good heady game, but his opponents
were generally too quick for him TO
get his passes away. In the forwards
Markwart. Jordan. Phleger and North
croft We're the pick of a good lot
though all did theiN level best to help
along the good work.
OUTkICKED By DWIGGINs
on nthe Stanford side FulIback Brown
played good game and found touch
admirably In this regard, however, he
was on several occasions outkicked
by his Wis Wis, Dwiggins. On the
threequarter line Holman played the
best game Of the cardinal backs. He
was the Holman of all the prelini-
nary games and more besides. He
played a splendid game, but he got no
opportunities for attack worth speak.
ing Of His defense was marvellous and
he seemed to be all over the field at
once. particularly when his side was
hard pressed. Cook was put in the
game at half time and on his play in
the second half thoroughly deserved his
place. He was a big factor in the de-
fense. Captain N. Mitchell was play
ing at disadvantage. but, neverthe-
less. played a good. sterling game In
the forwards, Crawford and Pember-
ton were hosts in themselves, in the
game all the time and playing as they
never played before. Minturn, Dole,
'Cheda and Thorpe also showed well.
THE PLAY
Stanford kicked off against a strong
wind and the forwards immediately
rushed the BAH out OF touch. From
the THROWN Pemberton was prominent
with dTibble. and Mitchell broke
away and found touch. From the scrun,
Stanford got the ball but the pass was
Intercepted and the ball went into
touch. Crawford got away from the
line out and rushed the ball into the
California danger zone. A serum was
formed five yards from the California
line and Cass passed to s. Mitchell, who
went over for a try. scoring between
the posts. the ball having been in play
less than five minutes. Crawford added
the extra points, making the score
board read:
STANFORD 3, CALIFORNIA
California kicked off and Holman re-
turned. California started rush. but
Pemberton intercepted and the ball
went out. From the THROWN Cert and
Allen started n rush, but Mitchell Sc
cured and punted for touch. The ball
was not thrown in straight and "a
serum followed. At this stage Captain
Mitchell was injured and time was
taken out On play resuming Cert
marked and put out
Roth secured from the throw in and
punted 90 Watts. The latter marked
and sent the leather sailing down the
line and out of touch near the Stan
ford % yard line. Crawford and Dole
were prominent and took the play into
California territory. Stanford contin-
ued TO press. At this stage Elliott
broke away and made a splendid dash
Aoi oFCt ~ , aus 0OWn the iel0, but
his efforts did not bring the result they
should. owing TO his being unaided,
and when tackled he had no one to
pass to- a sure try was missed by
California by not following up, and
Elliott was downed by Roth almost
on the Stanford goal line. Cert. Allen
and Watts started a rush and the ball
went out of touch. Jordan and Graf
broke away and took the ball TO STAN
ford's 35 yard line. 1t was while these
men were making their rush that Stan
ford presented the blue and gold with
three paints. Referee Jenlxinson penal
ized Stanford for obstruction and Ell
lott safely piloted the ban over the
bar
STANFORD ;. CALIFORNIA 3
Cert returned Stanford's kickoff 10
Mitchell and the latter returned to
touch. cass kicked to Dwiggins, who
made a ma gnihcent kick TO the half
way line. finding touch. shortly after
Brown of Stanford sent an equally
magnificent kick sailing down the field.
which found touch ia his opponents
4 I,o hof