The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

cross kicked to Peart, but he was
smothered and a serum formed
From the loose Cheda kicked to
Dwiggins and the diminGtive fullback
found touch once more at half way.
From the THROWN Pauly took the play
to the Stanford territory and a serum
was formed. The bail was passed back
to Brown, who put his boot to it. and
play was gradually worked to the
Stanford danger zone Then Erb sent
a kick in that took play TO within five
yards OF the California goal line. STAN
ford kept up a constant attack and
Arrell eventually scored. Dole took
the kick at goal. but failed. and the
score was Stanford 3. California 0.
after seven minutes of play.
Erb returned the drop out and Jor-
dan was noticeable on the line out.
California backs were fumbling badly
and Dwiggins relieved with kick to
touch. Markwart was slightly in
jured and play stopped for few min
utes. On resuming play series of
scrums took place on the California
line and Erb lodged round the serum
and planted the ball over the line for
the second try for the cardinal. Dones
kick again failed Stanford 6, Califor-
MIA 0.
The drop out was brought back for
another kick owing to pitching in
touch. From q serum Erb sent the
sphere out to Thoburn and play once
more went to the California danger
zone. The Stanford forwards contin-
ued to press, but free kick for off
side relieved the tension on the Cali
fornia line. Phleger headed a Califor-
MIA rush that transferred the seat of
hostilities. Swartz and Markwart were
prominent and the ball was kicked by
Stanford to Dwiggins. The latter got
his kick away and was charged down
by Cheda.
Stanford man, though from the press
stand his action did not look as If it
were deliberate. California now started
a systematic attack on the cardinal
line and Morris, Elliott Allen Swartz
and Pau1y were all prominent in the
play. Stanford fought back and play
went to half way for short respite
where ARIEL of Stanford was tempo
rarily laid out. Erb fumbled a kick
from Elliott and the California for
wards pounced on him and the ball
went into touch. Allen kicked to Brown
and a short punting duel between the
two full backs took place with Dwig-
gins finding touch.
Stanford was once more offside and
California took advantage of free
kick Frank was laid out Harris Sc
cured from the lineout and kicked to
the Stanford territory. In the loose
play that next took place Watts passed
to Elliott and the ball was taken to
the Stanford line. 1t was kicked over
the line and Harris fell on it for the
first California try. When Elliott sue
cessfully added the extra points the
enthusiasm of the California rooters
knew no bounds and the noise was
deafening for a few minutes Califor-
MIA 5, Stanford 6.
Thoburn was injured soon after the
kickoff. After resuming play Hardy
and Jordan were prominent in the
loose, and California worked the ball to
the Stanford 25 yard line. California
continued to attack, and Stroud next
crossed the Stanford line for q try
which Elliott's surelf foot converted The
kick at goal was taken, and the Stan
ford men overstepped their mark and
the referee ordered NO charge" at the
kick. Elliott, with no possible opposi-
ton, took his time and kicked a fine
goal.
Harris marked Dole's kickof, and the
ball was sent to touch. Stanford now
began to request scrums in place of the
lineouts. Morris passed out to Allen,
who fumbled, and Cheda and Arrell.
headed a Stanford rush that took the
play once more to California territory.
Jordan was slightly injured but re-
sumed play. Harris and Pauly We're
again noticeable in the California van
guard, and Brown was called upon to
relieve his line.
Dole was next in evidence with run
and kick to Dwiggins. In the loose
play that followed Harris broke away
and kicked the ball over the Stanford
goal line and brown touched down.
The play next moved into the center of
the field. After an exchange of punts
between<fBrown and Dwiggins Morris
passed out to Elliott who started down
the field on his spectacular run for SIS
yards.
Just as he was tackled, Allen, who
had been supporting his team mate, re-
ceived the pass and scored. 1t was a
splendid piece of work, well executed,