The San Francisco call., 1913-10-01
New Zealand Stars
Will Be Kept Busy
On and Off Field
BY WILLIAM UNMACK

Governor Hiram Johnson would ike
10 be present at the reception to the
New Zealand All Blacks when they
are welcomed at the Olympic club to-
morrow at noon. The governor. how
ever, finds Ii impossible TO get away
from his numerous duties and has
delegated viii J. French as his per-
sonal representative to welcome the
visiting footballers to this state. Both
the governor and French are dyed in
the wool football fans and are In deep
accord with the promotion Of lnterna-
tional games by the local Rugby
union.
Besides the governors Representa-
tive. speeches of welcome viii be
made by l.. s. Reading, vice president
OF the Rugby union, and President
William Humphrey of the Olympic
club. President Fuller Of the Rugby
union is out of the city and Will not
be back tomorrow in time TO person
ally welcome the visitors.
The Willochra will drop anchor IN
quarantine about o'clock tomorrow
morning. 1t will be about 11:3e be-
fore the ship will dock at Folsom
street pier. The California and Stan
ford military bands will boom fQrth a
welcome. and parade VIII pc foTmea
to the Olympic club headed BY a dele
cation of mounted police.
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The visiting footballers are in for
a round OF entertaining that Will
keep them busy from the minute they
land. On Saturday the team plays
its first game against the Olympic
club men at the St. lgnatius GROUNDS.
After the game the club VIII enter :
tain the two teams at a banquet and
later the teams will go in body to
The Barbarian club has planned
among other forms of entertainment
a smoke concert. During their stay
on the campus at California and
Stanford the visiting footballers Will
be extensively entertained at both
seats OF learning. The Press club
will give the visitors typical Press
the night of October %. when the All
Blacks will be formally introduced TO
Bohemian life.
on the completion OF the local tour
by the New Zealanders they will leave
for British Columbia, wher two games
have been scheduled with the Victoria
Rugby union. Vancouver up to the
present has not made any definite Of
fer for game, and 1t Is possible that
the three games in the north Will be
played against the teams of Vivtoria-
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The recently formed Titan team ap-
union last night. The application was
put in the hands of the membership
committee If the club can show that
there is some degree of stability to
their organization they will be admit
ted to membership.
The first broken bone of the foot
ball season was recorded yesterday,
when Harold Shafer of the College of
the Pacific team sustained fractured
ball to stop dribbiing rush and took
the count. The stopping of dribbiing
rushes Is not dangerous art II car
ried out properly. and man falls on
the ball in correct position, but the
average players take too much risk in
their methods of falling. and. further
more. persist in staying on the
ground with the ball when this Is alb
solutely contrary to the laws. IL a
man gets kicked to pieces ii is to be
regretted, but he has no one to blame
but himself No player has any legal
right to stay on the ground indefi-
nitely and make love to the ball.
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Lowell continued Its onward march
toward the subleague championship
title yesterday by defeating st. Ig-
natius by score OF s to 0. Terrking-
ton and Flynn Tailed for the winners.
neither try being converted IT looks
as though Lowell and Cogswell are
destined to battle for the supremacy
Of the local league.
The u. c. freshmen easily defeated
the College Of the Pacific at Berke-
lev Yesterday afternoon by score Of
ia to o. Jimmy Schaener's babies
were on the job all the time and had
the visiting team on the defensive all
the game.
Graduate Manager Nevis has an
nounced the revised schedule for the
ST Mary's football squad as follows:
october 4, Lowell high at st. Mary's;
October z. California freshmen at Cal
ifornia: October IL. Reno university at
Reno; October 18, Stanford university
at Palo Alto; October 22, California
varsity at California. October 25, Uni
versity of the Pacific at st. Mary's;
Nivember /, Insurrectos at st. Mary's;
November s. New Zealand at San Fran :
cisco: November 8. Davis farm at ST.
Mary's, and November is. Barbarians
at st. Mary's.