The San Francisco call., 1910-10-06
U.C. Freshmen Triumph
Over Berkeley
BERKELEY.

BERKELEY, Oct. 5.-California
freshmen revenged themselves for
their two previous defeats by Berkeley
high by overrunning the high school
boys in the game on California field
this afternoon by a scoreof 1s-0. The
first half was hard fought, but in the
second half the high school boys faded
away and the baby team scored almost
at will.
Maclise and Dills were the bright
stars for the first year men, The first
score by Maclise came as a result of
one of the most brilliant runs seen on
California field this season. Dills
opened the game up and was instru-
mental in getting the hacks in mo-
ton Mcmahon, at half. played his
usual sterling game, but was roughly
handled by the Berkeley forwards.
King was one of the hardest workin 6
forwards on the team. He was good on
the lineout and used his weight and
speed to advantage in the loose.
Abrams followed UP we'll and was one
of the most valuable forwards on the
team Emerson, Allen and Him were
the pick of the remainder of the fresh
man pack.
For Berkeley high, Hunt was the best
man on the team. Corgiat performed
well at half and broke through for the
long runs. He seldom failed to get in
his kick, although he was surrounded
by the freshmen forwards throughout
the whole game
The freshman team contained the
strongest lineup that Coach Schaeffer
could put into the field. The only alb
sentees We're MCNEIL and Fleming, both
of whom are on the injured list.
The teamwork was good and the
combination work was a decided i'm
provement over the work in previous
games Berkeley high was weakened
by the absence of Hardy and Austin,
two good forwards. They did not play
up to their standard, holding on to the
ball too long, bucking the line and
ma king forward passes.
Brown kicked off for Berkeley high
and the freshmen Immediately took
possession and dubbed to the high
school five yard line. Play centered in
Berkeley territory, with the backs de-
tending well and California forward
attacking.
Maclise reached touch with a long
punt, which was closely followed by
Abrams, who was showing lots of speed
and following well.
through and relieved a difficult situa-
ton. The Berkeley backs were hold
ing on to the ball too long and were
being tackled with the ball in their
possession.
The first score of the game came
when Maclise, running at full speed,
caught a cross kick from Hunt and,
after a beautiful so pard run, plunged
over the goal, carrying Corgiat with
him. Mcmahon failed to convert
Score: California freshmen 8, Berke-
ley high o..
No further scoring was done in this
half, although the freshmen pressed
hard and the high school goal was con-
stantly in danger
In the second half the freshmen ran
through their opponents and scored al
most at will. Dills broke through the
Berkeley defense for 20 yards and
passed to Abrams, who ran for 40
yards, but ran over the side lines when
five yards from the goal.
One of the prettiest passing rushes
took place on the next play. Emerson
secured the ball on lineout and the
ball travelled from Mcmahon to Lee to
DiIls to Smith to Mac1fse. who scored
Mcmahon failed to convert. Score:
60.
The California forwards, notably
Him. Ulmy and Abrams, carried the
ball to Berkeley's five yard line. From
a, scrim the freshmen forwards carried
the ball over the line and Allen scored.
Emerson's kick at goal went wide.
Score: go.
Maclise scored the next try after the
ball had travelled from Mcmahon to
Dils to Smith Adler failed to con-
vert Score: 10.
Ulmy and Di1ls were responsible for
the next two trys, which came in rapid
succession. Mcmahon and Dills both
tried to convert, but failed. and the
game ended 1S-0 in favor of Califor-
MIA freshmen.
Spencer, the Barbarian fullback, off,
ciated as referee. The teams lined up
as follows:
Berkeley High. Positions Cal. Freshmen.
Kilmbuiam Hunt .EuIlback. .......... Drake