Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-26
MET ABETTER
team and LOST

points; stanford. . tries. points.
Second California, , goals,
10 points.
Goal California i, all by
Elliott.
Players used--By California is. by
Stanford H.
Referee. Jack Jenkinson
Of Van ouver. -. C.; linesmen.
George V. Bell and c. +. Laumeister;
itimekcepcrs. Judges. +. J. Brown
and Dave Brown.
Superior ability and greater
knowledge were the two things that
gave California a decisive victory
over Stanford in the twentieth an.
nual football game between the two
colleges played on California field
Yesterday afternoon. Tho final score
was % to 9 in favor Of the blue and
gold, and the figures just about rep.
resent the relative merits Of the two
teams, says the Examiner.
California had the veterans who
could stand the stain Of being un
der fire. Stanford's men, after an
suspicious start. failed to cope with
the strenuous attack of the Califor.
MIA men, aud when once the Berkeley
scoring machine got to work there
was rarely chance for the sup
portcrs of the cardinals even to hope
that their side would again break
into the ere board record.
As the game progressed the skill
of the Berkeley veterans showed
more and more. Against as plucky II
Fight rs a losing team ever put up
the Berkeley attack kept up to Il
high standard after the first fifteen
minutes ard tries followed each 9TH
cr until five had been made. The
various scores were all the result OF
quick thinking and quick action.
the California men rarely failing to
take instant advantage of the few
openings left by the Stanford de-
Tense.
Tho superior knowledge Cf the
6tHt hlollda w ny INV = a lt'l
men was mostly shown when the ball
was loose and in the lineouts. In
serum work the stanford men seem
| ed to get the ball out more surely
loftener. hut when the Stanford pack
hecled out the ball Travelled quickly
TO the halfback. while the Culifor-
MIA men took longer to send the ball
back. aud rarely managed TO send
It out without having its course de-
iected by one or more feet.
| Stanford made game fight
| asainst team that figured to win
cd up in fine style In the first nj
| teen minutes of the game, and when
the Pa'o Alto team had scored Il
Uuple to tries the spectators began
TO wonder If the college of the car
dinal had once more developed one
| of the winning teams that have 81
often brought woe to the Berkeley
colleEians. It was apparent, in spite
| VI lllt ldNl AlbA Nlthl'A " lii'h We
playing clever game. that their
| early success was due In great
! measure to the unsteadineSs Of the
| CALIFORNIA;. tumble followed FUN
be In the blue and gold backlield
until the big roofing section on the
California side was ready To burst
| into fifteen hundred weeps. ..
The double invasion OF their goa
feet on the California players. Al
In last years game, when Stanford
opened the scoring much in the SAINT
fashion rs 1t did yesterday, the Cal
ifornia men settled down to playing
the kind of football that thci
coaches teach them and expc then
to play, aud from the time that Har
ris scored the first California tr!
and Eliott brought the score M Il
withia one point Of the opposition
total the California. team playc'
like combination team tina
knew It could win and was all read,
to 20 ahead and do II,
. Stnnford's forward line, While
had been more than holding Its ow
In the early stages of the game, grad
uallv succumbed to the fast foot
work and clever NindlIng of tn
ball b. the blue and gold. Drill
bling hOnors were about even In tn
first half, but In the second the Ca
, ifornia had the better of this fen
turc of attack. In handling the baI
and picking up the the Californi
forwards ex rlled al through tn
, game.
The California backfeld got |
the only passing PUSHES OF the da
that gained any ground worth tall
ing about. Stanfords men got o
) but seldom, and when they did the
. efforts were generally stopped hi
fore the ball had Travelled any grei
distance toward tho California en-