Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-07
1884 ANSWER STANFORD
CALL FOR RUGBY MEN
Bleacfiers Are Called on to Help
Cardinal Win Seasons
Gridirdn Honors

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. g.
--One hundred and eighty-four men at
the annual football rally signed cards
signifying their willingness to try for
the Rugby f1fteens this year. OF this
number eighty-one are freshmen and
the remaining 103 have had previous
experience with Rugby in college.
The football rally, which was the
first big athletic event of the fall
semester, was one of unusual en-
thuslasm and we'll attended. After
short song and yell practice the first
speaker of the evening, Y. L. Dole,
captain of the football team, was intro
duced The other speakers were q. A.
Ditz, president Of the student body;
G. N. Richardson, a former yell leader;
"Dad" Moulton, the trainer; A, H.
Roth, student adviser, and Coach &. j.
Presley. All urged the development of
a better spirit on the bleachers this
year than had been manifest In former
times. dad" Moulton explained that
training rules would not be enforced
for two or three weeks to come, 1t be-
ing thought better to relieve the men
of the severe strain of long season:
Hopes for a freshman victory in the
freshman Intercollegiate were raised
by the fact that most of the first year
men who signed up have had previous
experience with Rugby in their prepar-
atory schools. This Is the hrst year
in which the greater number OF fresh-
men had had former experience with
the English game. =,
Following is the list of men VINO VIII
compose the squads:
1910-S. II. Belah. @. b. Bush. M. b.
Carson, II. p Cheda, ]. W. Fitting.
ds11-R. o. Atkinson, c. H. Benson ". a.
Boyle. F. c. Brown. q. A. 'Dltz j. f. Ell
lIott. H. p George Z. Core h 1h.sord JORDAN; ~
C. Smith. H. ]. Smith. s. B. Smith. 3. A
Stephenson. C. c. Taylor. T. H A Tiede-
man. j. visei. Il. C. Woodcock
19l2-E. C. Abel J. L ARIEL, j. G. Bea-
cock. y. b. Beeman, H p. Browning, r. L.
Clyde. r. ID. Coates. r. @. Cole. p. "
Dickinson. A. NJ. Donovan. NJ. L. Enderle'
Grace, r. r. Halls, G. Hinckiey, H L, Hub
bard r. Kennedy. A. T. King. I. s. King
G. c. Larkin, q. F. Lee. j. A. Macready. y
C. Macdonald II. s. Morgan. w II. New
man. ]. f. Partridge. ]. L. Reynolds, c.
S. Schaupp, A. NJ. Sanborn, H. NJ Sherman
w. o. Smith, A. l. Hundell. r. Wallace, G.
C. whitney. s. c. Young. r. e. Milisap
1913--A. w. Ambrose. II Mayley c. III.
Beal, r. B. lBecher. j. r. Bergman, f.
Bly, r. C. Bowman. r. w. Brown. C.
BrameP,- ]. d. Cavalletto w. r. Chandler,
r. Cullen. H. b. Davies. r. F. Duryea,
2. L. Dyer. N. r. Ferguson, A. H. Forbes
A. H. Frank, D. Fyfe. c. Gilbert. b. Hama
wall C. Hllby, II. Houghton. F. r Hudson,
e. Kern. l. Lull. W. F. Loci n Manning
Shaw ]. x. Skinner, G. K Snyder 7. ].
SpeIlman, w. 1. st. Johns. ]. Thoburn. W.
N. VickAry. H K. Williams q. d. Wors-
wick.
i9i4-R. Alderman. r. C. Adams R.
Bach. w. J. Barman. q. q. Barnett w.
r Beattie. r. r. Blase. C. Boulware, W. P.
Brawley. r. NJ Brown. II. C. Bryan. NJ. s.
Burns D. Drydof. N o. Best. E. Carleton.
H. 8. Chapman. v. NJ. Clark. A; L. Cluft'
P. p. Clover. v. NJ. Court, C. A Cole w. p.
Darsie A. Davis. A. G. Dimon, W. II. Elett,
Jr.. c. L Foulke. j. p. Frances. l. Gamble,
r. j. Gard. c. Gibraith. g. B. Gilmore. w.
Glass, b. C. Godsworthy, Green. A.
Halen, e. Hall, E. b. Hall, F. Harrgan A.
r. Henry. r. HOFFMAN. K. Kaufman. J. s.
Keane. L. Keesling. C. W. Knight. M. Le-
roy. NJ. Luther. A. L. Margo, q. H. Mitchell.
o. B. Morrow. @. H. Murray. D. w. Null,
C. p. Olmstead, 8. N. Ozier, A NJ. Paulson.
C. T. Perkins. r. NJ. Phillips D. w. Por-
ter, C. 8. Powell. f. W. Reeves. II. Reid.
j. w Richardson. r. E. Roberts. s. scou
gall. w. w. Smith. A. NJ. Standish. P. e.
Stewart c. R Swanson. L I. TiIton. S. A.
visel B. Ward. T F. wason; F. B, Wat
lins ]. r. Weber. z A. Wells d. White,
w. whitney, f. w. Wickman. H. B. VOL
cott