The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-11-16
Capt. Elmer Tesreau Makes
Lone Score in Hard
Fought Game Saturday
CALIFORNIA BEARS
BEATEN BY HUSKIES
Washington Plays Brilliant
Game Bears Goal
Threatened.

BERKELEY, Cal, Nov. 16.-Last
saturday afternoon the University of
Washington Huskies defeated the Cal
lfornia Bears on the Memorial Stad-
lum gridiron here by score of 7
to o, only one touchdown being made.
The game at the time of the kick.
Off witnessed $4,000 spectators in the
stadium and 5000 more on the emf
nence outside called Tightwad Hill
AT the conclusion OF the terrific
battle fought between the two cham
plon football elevens, the Washing.
ton rooters swarmed upon the field
and carried the members OF the
Husky team to the dressing rooms
while the California rooters sang
"All Hail the Blue and Gold"
California entered the play 10
to Z favorite attributed to being ON
their own grounds.
After the game, Andy Smith said:
Il have no alibis. A better team
won"
Coach Bagshaw of Washington. was
silent.
Like the game between Washing
ton and Stanford, played at Seattle
on Saturday, November T. Capt. Tes-
reau was the star, making the lone
| TOUCHDOWN.
| Capt. Tesreau called heads as the
referee, George Vardnell. flipped the
dollar and the Huskies choose to re-
ceive the kickoff from the north
goal
First Period.
| Patton received Coopers kick on
the 15-yard line and tore back for
II yards before downed. Carey, the
giant Bear guard. broke through on
the first play and threw Wilson for
yard loss. Californias forward
wall went through again and Patton
dropped for two yards loss.
The Huskies punted and Inlay
took Guttormsens kick on fair
catch. Jabs dented the line for two
yards and repeated through right
tackle for six yards. The big full
back again pierced the left tackle
for four yards and the first down.
He ploughed thruogn the right guard
for three yards. With the ball in
midfield, California attempted for
ward pass but grounded. similar
attempt failed when Inlay was un-
able to spear Dixon's toss. The Bears
punted and E. Tesreau took the ball
back seven yards to the middle of
the field. Wilson gained two yards
through the right guard and Patton
followed with three yards. In
right tackle plunge Patton dented
the left side for three yards. Wash
ington kicked and Inlay signaled for
a fair catch and California began a
drive on their 20 yard line
First Thrill.
! A fake reverse, with Jabs carry
ing the ball, netted three yards. I'm
lay took Dixons pass for four
yards run and Jabs added four more
through the right side line for the
first down. Jabs hit the center and
gained four yards. Dixon gave the
crowd the first thrill when he took
lateral pass and scampered 16
yards around the left end. Jabs
fumbled and recovered one yard loss.
California began another drive
from the center field. Jabs failed
, to gain and was driven QUO Of bounds.
A surprise kick by Dixon travelled
30 yards and was returned 10 yards
by Guttormsen. The Husky quarter
back hit the left tackle for two yards
and Wilson made a first down on q
lateral pass from Guttormsen.
Twelve Yard Gain.
| 1t was twelve yard gain and
brought the ball to Washngtons ~
yard line. Wilson picked hole off
left tackle and slid through for five
yards. Tesreau pierced the left
tackle for five yards. Wilson made
a first down with two yards through
the same hole. Wilson skirted the
right end for one yard to California's
As yard line and 4. Tesreau drove
through left tackle for three yards.
; Tesreau hit the line for another yard.
Guttormsen's high kick only travelled
Is yards and California took the ball
on their own "a yard line, then sur
prised kicked. Dixon went on the
first down for % yards. GuttOrm-
sen, who received. downed tracks and