The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
BARBS SSWAMPEDBY
VARSITY RUGBYITES
Clubmen Play Good Football Only in
First Half Of Contest
RESULTS OF GAMES lAT BERKELEY
By WILLIAM UNMACK
club o.

The California university football
team swamped the Barbarian club an
the game played on the Berkeley cam
pus yesterday by 2s points to O. In
the first half Of the game the clubmen
played a good class Of football and neld
the collegians well, but in the second
half the varsity boys had everything
their way and scored at will The con-
dition Of the clubmen was not up to
the standard Of that Of the university
team
On the attack the Barbarians were
weak. Their passing rushes lacked
that finish and completeness that
marked the fine rushes Of the varsity
men.
For the California team Watts on the
three-quarter line played q fine game
and was ably seconded by Harlowe and
Baker. Peart at f1ve-eighths and
Stroud were in the play all the time
and Morris at half opened up the game
in good shape Captain Dwiggins played
his usual safe game at fullback In
the forwards c. Pheleger. Swartz, Har-
dy and Ashley were the pick Of good
pack and their following up was fea-
ture Of the play.
For the Barbarians Spencer at full
hack was particularly safe and his
tackling and finding Of touch were
good. Reams at quarter showed
10 good advantage and Faulkner at
I'VE played a good hard game. Brown
and Glascock were the pick OF the
forwards.
CAMP VIEWS GAME
Walter Camp was an interested spec
tator The world renowned authority
on the American game was called upon
for q speech from the bleacherites and
said that il must not be considered that
he was against Rugby football. He
said that he was in favor Of all classes
Of football, whether it was intercol-
legiate, Rugby or soccer
After the game Camp said that from
what he had seen ii was his opinion
that the men who had possession Of
the bah were more liable to make
mistakes than the other side He also
pointed out that there was not the
same organized method of defense in
Rugby as in the intercollegiate game.
W. Reid. the former Harvard univer-
sity coach. was also on the ground
with Camp, and the two authorities
closely followed all movements in the
games played. Reid was also called
upon to address the rooters.
From the kickoff by California the
play was loose and ragged for some
time and eventually the varsity forced
the ball down to the Barbs line The
club teams defense was good and they
worked the ball back to the so yard
line.
Reams. for the Barbarians. inter
cepted a pass and ran for 25 yeards TO
the varsity line. The varsity, however,
put up a strong defence and by degrees
worked the ball back to the Barbs'
territory. One of the Barbs at this
point kicked the ball out TO Watts,
and the shifty wing three-quarter
picked UP in the ruck and passed out
10 Stroud, enabling the latter to score
between the posts. Stroud converted
his own try. making the score board
read California ;. Barbarians Q.
RUSH TO BARBS' GOAL
shortly after the kickoff Fullback
Dwiggins rushed the ball TO the Bar
barians' line with a well placed kick
and then ran his men on side. A serum
was formed and the varsity forwards
headed by Hansen again took play to
the Barbs danger zone The Baros
rallied, and headed by Jones and
Peters took play TO the California
territory. Hanson was again promi-
nent in a forward rush, and Spencer
relieved the situation for the Barbs
by a lone kick to touch From the
throw in kicking duel between the
backs took place and Harlowe put 1t
out again. Just before the call of half
time the California men instituted a
rush in which the ball passed through
the hands Of Pauly, Peart, Baker and
Watts. the latter scoring near the
corner flag Stroud failed at goal
California S, Barbarians 0.
The Barbarians kicked off in the
second half and Allen, who had taken
Bakers place, was prominent with an
interrogation and long run From a
serum Morris passed to Stroud, and the