The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-02

RlcKert whom he believes took Fln-
 nessy's bet. Police claim that Rear
 don was only a go-between for Rick
 ert and they have been trying to find
 him, Finnessy claiming that s15o is
 due him, since both horses on which
 he bet ran in the money,
 Rickerts address is unknown to the
 police and they have been unable to find him.
 to Callfornia's 2o-yard line and Blair
 went through the Blue and Gold right
 tackle to the S-yard line, where "Hoge"
 Workman fumbled. Toomey recovering for California Stinchcomb misjudged Nisbet's kick and the ball rolled to Ohio S
 30- yard line. Californias line held a
 smash by Blair and Workman kicked
 about 55 yards to Toomey, who funibled,
 but Muller recovered. Nisbet punted to Stinchcomb, who ran back iS yards Cal ifornia's line held three Ohio plunges to small gains and a forward pass by the two Workmans failed to make yard age. Nisbet then punted to the Ohio F-yard line as the period ended. SECOND QUARTER , The second period opened with a 9-yard gain by H. Workman. Stinchcomb gained % yards around the right end. Blair took three yards through the line and the Workmans in a forward pass, put the ball on California's S-yard line. The California line held one line plunges An intercepted Ohio forward pass to the goal line gave the ball to California and Toomey made 70 yards 1 around left end. California made 19 yards with a forward pass and lost the ball on an intercepted forward pass. Ohio kicked 42 yards to the middle of the field.
 Nisbet kicked to Stinchcomb and Ohio's attempted charges failed. Ohio kicked sprott took 15 yards through center. Bliss substituted for Blair. Two forward | passes put the ball on Ohio's 1o-yard line. Nisbet went through center for five yards and Sprott went through right end for touchdown Toomey kicked goal.
 l Nisbet kicked off and Sprott intercepted a long forward pass and Nisbet kicked to "TIoge" Workman, who was downed on
 his 25-yard line. A forward pass, Ii. Workman to Bliss. put the ball on the
 center line and another pass H. Work
 man to Stinchcomb,. gained 15 yards as I the half ended.
 THIRD QUARTER
 1 The third period opened with Nesoit
 kicking to Stinchcomb, who returned to 1 the 25-yard line. Two Ohio bucks by Bliss were stopped by Crammer, and Ohio I kicked to Nisbet. California made lo yards, but was penalized Is yards for | uncompleted forward passes and lost the
 ball when Nisbet intercepted third pass. Duke" Morrison replaced Nisbet. l Sprott crcled right end for eight yards, Toomey lost yard
 l Spott bucked but failed to gain. Ohio | took the ball on the fourth down. The l H. Workman -Stinchcomb forward pass Hailed and Workman punted 40 yards.
 Morrison returned the punt. Bliss hit l the line for no gain and Ohio failed to | complete two forward passes. Workman ipunted to Toomey. Toomey, who was in- ljIred when tackled was replaced by Deeds. Stinchcomb was replaced by Cott
 Deeds, in his first play. went 20 yards around left end. Morrison bucked center 1 for four yards.
 1 Sprott forward-pa 15 yards to Erb, iputting the ball on Ohio States 3-yard I line Two bucks by Morrison added nve wards and the Sprott-Erb aerial play gave California 10 more, putting the ball on Ohio's 14-yard line as the period closed. FOURTH QUARTER l Stinchcomb went back into the game when the last period opened. Sprott
 circled right end 10 yards to Ohio's l four-yard line. Deeds took the ball to the one foot line and then plunged over for California's fourth touchdown. Erb kicked goal, making the score 2S to O.. l Morrison kicked off AS yards and Stinchcomb circled his right end for 1o yards. California gained the ball when Myers fumbled a forward pass. Deeds made nine yards on left end run and Sprott and Morrison went Il l yards m ore through the line
 | Sprott and Morrison made IA yards around right end. Two more yards by l Morrison on a center buck put the
 ball on Ohio's 2o-yard line. Sprott
 carried it to the 15-yard line on a buck and Eels, who went in for Leeds, got away for 10 yards around right end.
 1 On their five-yard line the Buck
 e eyes stiffened and held Sprott ana l Morrison to a one-yard gain in two att ltacks and stopped an attempted left :, end run by Eels. Sprott tried an end 1 run out of bounds one foot from the goal. Ohio took the ball on downs and forward passed 20 yards, Workman to Slyker, who replaced N. Workman. l Another forward pass made eight
 yards for Ohio. "A third pass was in-
 tercepted by Erb on, California's 25-
 yard line. Alter trying forward pass
 Morrison punted. Ohio made 20 yards
 on two forward passes but lost the
 ball on an intercepted pass. It was
 California's ball on the 40-yard line
 as the period closed
 l Lineup and summary:
 1 California--Stephens, left end; Dean
 left tackle: Majors (captain), left guard
 Latham, center; Cranmer, right guard
 McMillin, right tackle; Muller, right end
 Erber, quarterback: Sprott. left half
 back; Toomey. right halfback; Nisbet, 1 fullback.
 Ohio State--Myers. left end; Huffman (captain). left tackle; J. Taylor, left guard; NemeeclS, center; wieche, right guard; Trott, right tackle; N. Work
 man. right end; H. Workman, quarter back: Stinchcomb. left halfback: Blair, right halfback; c. Taylor, fullback. 1 Score by periods:
 | California .....................71 0 7-H SfHiO Sldte ..-..-.......-V U U-u l California scoring: Touchdowns, Sprott l2, Stephens, Deeds (sub for Toomey. ) Goals from touchdown: Erb. Toomey 3 l Official scorer, Varneil, Chicago; referee, K. E. Birch; Eariham, umpire; w. s. Kienholtz, Minnesota head linesman; Joseph Magidson, Michigan. field judge. SPOKANE MANAGER IS