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yard line. Harrigan secured the ball,
and, passing to ARIEL, the latter went
over the line for a try. Dole failed to
convert. Score: Stanford, 3; Callfor-
mia, 0.
Jordan for California made bull
like rush through the Stanford pack
for ten yards. In attempting to pass
Mitchell, Stanford secured the ball, and
a dribbling rush by Stanford carried 1t
to the California 10-yard line. Geissler
went over the line, but the try was
not allowed. A moment later Baum
gartner carried the ball over for Stan
ford's second try. Elliott Of California
was injured in this series of play, but
continued in the game.
| Dole again failed to convert. Score:
Stanford, 6; California, 0.
With the third kick off Stanford
continued its aggressive play, and
after a series of plays from Mitchell
to Baumgartner, Thoburn made 30
ward run, but was stopped by Peart of
California, who made o sensational
running tackle. After Stanford had
been penalized on the California ten
yard line a free kick given to Cali
fornia took the ball to the middle OF
the field, and a sensational run through
the open field by Phleger carried it
to the Stanford 20-yard line.
CALIFORNIA BRACES UP
At this point California took de-
cided brace and again threatened the
Stanford goal line. A series of rushes
and dribbles by Mitchell, Cheda and
Minturn took the ball to the California
40-yard line, where Stanford was penal
lied for Chedas kicking on the ground
and free kick was given California,
The latter carried the ball back to the
Stanford 40-yard line, where it went
out of touch. California was now play
gshesperately and by two short kicks
out of touch brought the ball to the
Stanford 20-yard line.
Peart and Allen carried the pail in
series of pretty rushes to the Stanford
five-yard line, where it was recovered
| by Brown
With it's goal again in imminent dan
ger Stanford started a series of quick
lightninglike passes which advanced
the ball to the middle Of the field.
Both teams fought in the middle of
the field with a desperation never be-
fore seen in a rugby game on this
| field. California's back field work
began to improve, and despite the des-
perate resistance of the Stanford pack,
1t carried the ball forward AMI Elliott
kicked to touch on the Stanford 20
yard line. Harrigan kicked into touch
on the Stanford 40-yard line, and on
the lineout Dole plunged through the
California line for ten yards Then
Elliott kicked to touch on the Stanford
20-yard line, and by series OF rushes
Harris of California fell on, the ball
on the back of the line, scoring Cali
fOrna's first try.
Elliott converted the try. Score;
Stanford, 6; California, 5.
Dole kicked off apd Dwiggins re-
turned to touch in the center of the
field. After carrying the ball back for
twenty yards Elliott kicked to touch
on the Stanford 40-yard line and then
dribblng rush through the Stanford
pack carried the ball to the Stanford
10-yard line Securing the ball from
the lneout, Strouda plunged through
the Stanford line directly beneath the
Stanford goal post making the conver-
sion by Elliott easy. Score: California,
10; Stanford, 6.
After desperate battling which
brought the play eventually to Califor-
MAS 25-yard line, Stanford was penal
lied for Offside play and Dwiggins
kicked to touch on the Stanford pack
and passing to Allen. the latter went
over the line for California's third try
Elliott converted, making the score:
California, 10; Stanford, 6.
ELLIOTT SCORES EASILY
Time called for second half at 342.
Dole of Stanford was downed on his
own 25-yard line. Dwiggins kicked
over the Stanford line giving Stanford
a dropout. An exchange of kicks are
made, Brown finally kicking to touch
on his own 3O-yard line. A series of
scrums and short passes kept the ball
moving until Dwiggins again kicked
over the line A brilliant run by
Pheger carried the ball to Stanford's s
5-yard line, where the stanford team
fought like tigers to protect their goal.
After the third serum Elliott carried
the ball over for California's fourth
try, which was made, allowing the
same player to convert easily and MAX
ing the score: California, 20; Stan
ford, 6.
Stanford kicked off and then inter-
fered with Markwart, who was given
free kick. Stanford again interfered