The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
BERKELEY LUCKY
in securing TIE
Score Is 3 to o in Favor of STAN
ford When the Inferfer-
ence Takes Place

more on the defense. and Hale cross
kicked in an attempt to get his backs
under way, but the tricky Geissler
marked and found touch at the 80 yard
line. Abrams headed a forward rush.
and the play once more went to the
Stanford territory. In the ruck Emer-
son picked the ball up and was imme-
diately penalized. In the next play
Watkins rushed the ball to half way,
but O'Hara was equal to the occasion
and relieved with a timely kick TO
touch. The California forwards were
playing well and Fleming was promi-
nent in the loose.
Tilton sent a long kick into the Gall
fornia territory, but the blue and gold
forwards again worked the leather out
of harms way. At this point IN the
game Mcmahon received a kick on the
head that disabled him. and ii had
great effect on his playing all through
the rest of the game. On resumlng
play the Stanford men took the aggres-
hive, and Gard secured on the line out,
and took play to the California terri
tory. A serum was formed and a pass
ing rush among the Stanford backs
worked right across the field. but
gained no ground for the Cardinal
team at all. Bailey and Mcmahon
headed rush that took play 10 the
neutral territory once more, and Stan
play Tilton. Mitchell and Hall INDUCED
in little passing bout but the latter
knocked on; a serum was formed. The
Stanfords were now attacking des-
peEately, and the California men were
defending edualy as desperately. When
the half time whistle blew the play
was in the center of the field and
neither side had scored.
SECOND HALF
In the second half Geissler kicked off
for Stanford and O'Hara found touch
with a good kick. Reeves secured the
ball from the THROWN and kicked to
Drake, who marked the kick and found
touch well down the field. On the
l.neout Fleming and Abrams rushed
the ball over the Stanford line, and
Kaufman was forced to touch down.
From the dropout Smith returned and
loose play followed. Emercon followed
up a kick from the loose and kicked
the ball over the goal line, but could
not fall on it, thus losing a sure try
TO California, and Stanford once more
saved. After the dropout and a series
of scrums and lineouts Stanford took
the play away from their goal line. but
only for a brief period. as California
came back to the attack and the ball
once more came into the Stanford dan
ger zone. Harrigan relieved with a
kick TO touch.
serum was formed and Mcmahon
passed out to Drake. who sent the
sphere on TO Smith. The latter set sail
and lodged his way through Stanford
men for 30 yards. A free was next
awarded to California and Mcmahon
essayed a goal, but it failed, though a
good kick. BoulWare was prominent
for Stanford and headed a Stanford
rush, but O'Hara was safe and sent
hn hz fn fnlihark
mann. who found touch.
From serum Tilton passed to Reeves
and Stanford gradually worked the play
into California territory.
The Cardinals were now attacking
hard and Geissler. Reeves and Mitchell
had q passing bout that finished up
with Mitchell being smothered and
q free to California. O'Hara kicked
TO Hall and he sent the ball into touch.
McClise was next in the limelight with
run to Stanford territory that re-
lieved the pressure on the California
goal line. Here Coach Presley sent
Henry in for Reeves, who was showing
the result of his previous accident
FIRST TRY SCORED
A free was given to Stanford and the
latter again took up the hard attack
on the California line. From a serum
Just 10 yards from the California line
Tilton passed out to Harrigan, and the
later sent the ball to Hall. This player
lodged round the blind side of the
serum and scored the first try of the
day. Geissler missed the goal and the
scoreboard read Stanford g. California
O. Stanford returned the drop out TO
OHara, who marked with the Stanford
forwards right on top of him. In the
ensuing loose play Fleming and Abrams
were prominent and were backed up
by Mcmahon. Ulery took Flemings
place On the California team. The blue