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D-3A SUNDAY Oaklanti Ctifiutte NOVEMBER 9, 1930 GREYS SUPPLY LEADS CHARGES MATERIAL ON CARD TEAM FINAL TILT BEFORE LEAVIIIG 111 II. Yi FOR FORDHAM GAME GAELS FAVORED OVER CLUB AT KEZAR TODAI GAELS READY FOR LAST HURDLE BEFORE TRIP EAST I r- 1 By ARCHIE FRASER STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. 8. The Stanford Gray team is the" training school for the Varsity. "Pop" Warner depends heavily upon the coaching of Don Robesky and Murray fliifMAhnrlr in mnlrl Vnreifv ST.

MARY'S football team will be seen In action on th coast for the last time before Thanksgiving Day when it clashes with the Olympic club eleven at Kezar stadoim, San Francisco, this afternoon. Immediately following th game, the Galloping Gaels depart for New York, where they will face Fordham next Saturday. Despite the fact that the Gaels will enter today's gam heavy favorites, they will have anything but a light after noon. Coach Percy Locey's aggregation is smarting under the scoreless tie played with the Loyola contingent last week List I lvl end and the 14-2 oeieat nanaea It by Santa Clara the week previous. The Winged Is taking the gama as a chance to redeem Itself- "Slip" Madigan'f eaeis neia their final workout yesterday morning.

Mia only fear at the conclusion of the practice was that his charaes might ba thinking too much of tha New York trip and not considering tn potency or tne opposition which the Olympians will offer, Both coaches win start tneir strongest combination. The Olympic club will not have tha services of Captain- Kuhn- at tackle. Barnard and Porter will have their guard positions filled by Grcger and De-Gryser of the reserves. There also exlstts the possibility of the stalwart wlngman, Ford, not being able to play. However, there may be little noticeable difference In the clubmen's performance for all of the replacements are experienced luminaries who have proveaVthelr worth.

But whatever loes there may be In line.wllB certainly be made up for lnl the backfleld with the first appearance of Johnny Wilson In San Francisco under the Olympic Club colors. He cornea the closest tn helnar a trlnla threat halfback of anyone that has performed for tha club this year. nans irom the Unlversif of New Mexico, where he was considered the outstanding player. -The score is evened, however, with the report from St. Mary's that Welsberger.

McNally and Btennett will not ba able to etart for the Gaels. Their places will filled hv Pendleton. Murphy and Scheflln. injunee are responsive for the change In both lineups. while neitner concn nas even given so ntuch as a hint as to what type of attack he will use.

it Is reasonable to ex- pect that the aerlnl route will because the Galloping Gaels play an Important role In the playing of both teams. Passes nay prove to be the chief weapon of the transbay team have shown a weakness In this department of play at various periods during the season, while their line has been practically Impregnable. The Mo-ragnns have been Improving constantly with their aerial of- fense and may resort to It In an rffnrt tn apt all cnrlv lead. The Gaels looked dangerous In their laet stiff scrimmage Friday nluhr. There, was a pronounced increase of spirit In their ranks with the definite return of Bob Patterson to quarterback.

Patterson's return has shifted Dick Boyle iiiiimiiiiihimIiimiMIIII center, above aaainst such flayers as ELMER four BLUE. GHOSTS, MACK STENNETT. DICK BOYLE. BOB PATTERSON and BOB BARRETT, who are shown below, with Boyle carrying the ball and St. Mary's makes the last home stand today before striking out seeking new worlds to conquer.

The Olympic club, opponents of the Gaels in this engagement which marks their last appearance before invading New York City for a clash with Fordham, wil offer WILLIAM McCLEARY, fullback (left) and HERMAN EPSTEIN, center i material from the men shifted irom me regular squaa eacn -Next year, when Stanford lines tip for another football season Increasingly handicapped by scarcity of athletic material allowed to enter Stanford. It -will be up to Robesky and Cuddeback to enow Pop halfa dozen good prospects, from the Grays. A nowprfnl Stanford Crar fam of l2 walked through the opposition handily, and this fall two or the Gray line are playing at the present time on the first Varsity eleven. Two more are first substitutes, with plenty of -action scheduled for them. BUI Doub, from a freshman-and Gray tackle has been made Into a Varsity right end and baa beaten bach all competition.

Far from a polished wtngman, Doub has lots of fight and two more years. Both re Important. It Is his football future that Is keeping Joe Busch-, In his last year from playing more ball at right end. George Grey is the second Gray now playing first string, Dick 1 Bogue, Varsity left tackle," la at Grey's Job on the second team unltl he shows a faster charge. 4 Milt Hand, once an end, hat been mnde into a string guard by Tiny Thornliill and Warner, and is always a contender to start any Stanford game.

Right now Bill Bardln and Rav Bulen are 4he favored guards, Banlin because of his experience, Hulcn because of his anecd. But Hand in right np there with Ray Dawson and Pete Reiser. Don Colvln, rangy left end, has played considerable In Phil Neill'e position this season. His pass catching Is his forte, though he Is learning fast In his defensive play and charging. Spud Hardy attracted attention the start of the season as Warner gave his reserves a chance to show their wares.

Hardy, at left halfback, has a hard Job In Ousting Phil Moffatt or Rudy Rlntala, however. Tom Lambert, another graduate from the Grays, is a right halfback prespect. He Is" a hard hitter, and good tackier. At Hunt, guard, and Phil Baker, quarterback, are two moro 1929 Grays who are looking good In scrimmage. Hunt has seen action In game this year, but Baker has to get the call over mi men as Hlllman, Kothbert, Stinking, and Allen.

two good Gray ends, Ned Clark and Tex Walker and a center, Akely Quirk, are showing up well In scrimmage against the Varsity. Michigan State in Win Over N. Dakota EAST LANSING. Nov. 8.

A badlv demoralised Michigan State football team pulled Itself to- ether this afternoon, after Bob tonnett. Its sophomore halfback, reeled off a dazzling 55-f-ard run for a touchdown and went on to defeat North Dakota State, IB to 11. Up to the time Monnett made his dash, the Michigan outfit was In the lead, but the line was and the backs fumbling. -Michigan State took the lead In the first period with a touchdown and then went to- pieces when forced to down the ball bentna 'w i uuwii in the second Quarter. Both teams scored In the third period and the count was 12 to 11, with the Michigan eleven leading.

North Dakota was threatening at every moment until Monnett-s run which ended the scoring and put' STANFORD-WASHINGTON GAME, PLAY BY Edcjie MurpHy To Make With Gael Team; Eddie Murobr. TRIBUNE sports writer, will accompany" the St. Mary's football team on Its trip east tonight and win cover the Fordham gam next' Saturday. Murphy's stories about the Gaels during their long cross-cooutry Journey will appear in the sport section tills week. The Moraga squad headed by Coach "Slip" Madigan, leaves at o'clock to Immediately following IM Olympic Club game at Keaar St ii dluin In San Francisco.

rack to his former position at right half. Every meml ef Jtha squad has a high respect for Pat terson's ability as a signal caljer. have confidence in him. In the event that Ford ti not In the lineup for the dab- men the Gaels hold a decided edge In the wins; positions. Harry Ebding and Dick 6ber beck are both playing ttieb? last year of collegiate toot-ball and show the polish that xuer tiie ucnAiiy speed demons at getting dowo I under punts.

Through the rest ef the Mwri 1 the story is the same with the' possible exception of guard, where Bob a sophomore, takes -Welsgef ber's Job. He will be opposing the veteran Greger.who has the experience of many cam palgns. There la little doubt thai th Gaels are head and shoulder above tha Olympians In the punting ee-partment Charley "Red" Scheflln, who will handle the work -of left half In-Btennett's absence, Is nearly on a part fith Btannett at kicking. Tha only, difference Ilea in tha tact that he a trifle slower In getting his boots away. Ha has out-distanced Btennett frequently and he kicks high, giving th ends plenty of Urn to down on th If th field 1 wet, verythlns; that favors th Gaels will go, for naught.

While nalther team Taa had anv experience on a slippery. ti this season th Olympian should suffer less. Imperfect footing would hinder th Moragans speed more than th Clubmen' straight power play. Th gam Is slated to atart: at 1 o'clock. Jl.

Out to spill the dop bucket Aubrey Devine's Southern -Cali Trobab-forwards, Oster Is spending most of the afternoons building up an offensive punch. Th return of "Babe" Gles, flashy half wha has been laid up with injuries, makes this task lorairuv easier, with th indication that th Cub will unleash a driving attack tha first tlm this season. The Armistice day tilt will mark the second meeting between the two freshman teams. ups tor th Mary's-Olympld Pox. Name Ns Trobabes Tackle U.

C.L. -Ay Frosh On Armistice Day LOS ANGELES, Nov. when they tangle with fornia frerhman squad Armistice Day on the yvestwooa gridiron, the Bruin frosh grldders are busy polishing up an offense that will compare favorably with the well-known trojan power plays. So far this season Oster's collection of former prep stars hava shown a brick wall defense, but very littl In th way of Jl smooth running attack. Th forward wall has proved Itself on of th best In peagreen history.

It's chief weakness la a failure to work a a unit when th backs are looking tor holes on the offensive. Confident that his Una will be able to hold Its own with the strong 1:0 tha needed tight Into the Bpananertjarsn KicKea tne exirs point. PRESTON. Gael end, and those A. P.

pholot. PLAY at left tackle. Oberg replaced Mnrsh for Washington. Bledsoe went around right end for 13 yards and first down on tha Stanford 12-yard Una. Cherberg made 2 yards at left taokle.

Bush went In for K. Albertson for Stanford. Bledsoe plunged through center for 2 yards, cherberg, on an attempted run around left end, was thrown by Grey for a loss of 4 yards. Bledsoe's attempted forward pass was knocked down nd Washington Inst the ball on Awns on the Stanford 11-yard Laird. went In for Rlntala for Stanford.

Rothert made yards at left tackle. Wsnamaker replaoed Holmes at right tackle for Washington. On a reverse, Laird mad 2 yards at ft tackle. Rothert Dunted 62 yards to Cherberg, who returned 6 yards to the Washington 23-yard line. TTand renin red Halted for Stan ford at guard and Martin went In fft, for Wa.shlne-ton.

Martins attempted forward pas to Calrney fell incomplete, squire nnt in for Pautzke for Washing ton. Martin passed to Bledsoe tor 8 yards. Borden went In for Patrick for Washington. Dorham replaced Dawson. Martin passed to Borden for 4 yards and first down, on the Washlnaton 41-yard line as the game ended, gcoret Washington T.

Stanford SS. Nebraska Team Trims Kansas Eleven, 16-0 MEMORIAL BTADIUM, LAW RENCE, Nov. 8. (UP) A fighting team of Nebraska- Cor-huskr, taking advantage of ovary break the gama offered, put a virtual end to Kansas hope of a blg-slx conference championship, today, winning 16 to 0. Thera.was crowd of 18,500.

Battling the heavier Kansas line to a standstill and stopping tne two Kansas threats to score, No. braslta made two touchdowns In the first half and added three more points In this third quarter when Frahm, halfback, made a place-kick In the third quarter. rom the first play of the game until the final gun brought to an end the desperate attempt of Kansas to score with forward passes, the result never was in doubt. Numerous fumbles, penalties at Inopportune times and inability of tha Kansans to stop Long arid Young, Nebraska ball-luggers, cost them any chance they had to win. Oklahoma went Into the lead of the conference, championship, re maining Idle today while Kansas fell Into second place.

Minnesota in Easy Win Over Dakotans MEMORIAL STADIUM. MIN NEAPOLIS, Nov. 8. South Dakota University's football team provided University of Minnesota players with a -light workout to day as first, second and third stringers ran up a soor of 69-0 against the The Minnesota team kept on the defensive throughout tha; game, Coach Frits Crisler out a variety of material during the conflict and ordered his men to try many paHses in an effort to improve their offense. i West Va.

Registers Win Over Kansas Ag. MOROANSTOWN. W. Nov. After spotting "Bo" McMillan's Kansas Aggies a 7-polnt lead In the first five minutes of th first quarter.

a est Virginia UniverHlty Mountatnews cam back to romp to a 28-7 victory before a slim "West Virginia Day" crowd. The Aggies scored on a J8-yard march with straight running playa, Auker going over from tha two. ht Line-ups Picked To Open running interference. TRIBUNE Stanford. Rothert kicked off fore Stanford to cneroerg who caugm the ball on the goa.1 line and returned almost '20 yards.

Stanford was offside on the kick off and was penalized 6 yards. Rothert kicked off to Cherberg on the Washington 10-yard line, who returned tha ball to the Washington 30-vard line. Cherberg's gass to Bledsoe was knocked down Hlllman. Buj-on a -reverse, went 2 ysrds thlfcAgh left tackle. Slmklns replaced Hlllman for Stanford.

Marsh's pass'- went wild. Marsh punted 43 yards to Rlntala who returned 6 yards to the Stanford 81-yard line. Slmklns attempted to carry the hall out of bounds but was stopped with as 2-yard loss. Slmklns was stopped for a yard loss ss he carried the ball out of bounds. Roth, ert patted to Caddel for 88 yards and first down on the Huskiers 85-yard line.

Rothert hit right tackle for I ysrds. On a reverse Caddel went through right tackle for 2 yards as the third quarter ended. Score i Washington Stanford 28. FOURTH QUARTER Lambert went In for Csddel. Stanford was offside and was penalized 6 yards.

On a tackle lateral from Ehrhorn, Lambert olruled right end for 6 yards. Rlntala's forward pass intended for Colvin went incomplete and Stanford loBt the ball on downs on the Washington 20-yard line. Pautske replaoed Westerweller for Washington and Calrney went in ror Lambert intercepted Marsn past on the Washington 4-yera una where was dawned by tteldsoe. Dn an. attemnted run around left end Rothert was thrown for a yard loss.

Rothert piungea tnrougn left tackle for 4 yards. Slmklns Ihnw a forward baas directly Into Cherberg's hands on the Washington 15-yard line. Cherberg being run out of bounds after a 7-yard return on the Huskies' 22-yard line. Stanford took time out. reman replaced O'Brien at right guard and Shelton went in for Palmer I for Washington.

VMarsh nassed to Buse for a gain of 6 yards. Cherberg's forward past was knocked down by Lambert, out of bounds. Marsh punted 83 yards to the Stanford 40-yard line where the ball was touched down by Sheldon. Slmklns carried the ball out of bounds for a. 1-yard loss.

8tRn- ford was offside and was penalized 8 yards. Kothort passed to mninia for 35 yards and a first down on the Waslilpgton 80-yard line. un a lateral pass ijumnen lumnieu and Hunt recovered for Stanford after a loss of 10 yards. Rlntala's dakh was IneornDlete. Stantord was penalized 5 yards for too much time In calling sig ns, a.

Rlntala attempted forward onsa Was knocked down bv Pautzke and Stanford was nenallzed ft yards. lothert punted a yaras to cineroerg, wno returnea za yaras to me nun-Ington 27-yard line. Rothert was hurt mi tha nlnv and Stanford took time out. The play was railed off and Stanford was penalized 6 yards ror ortsiae. Kotnert puntea over the goal line and Washington took the oall on tholr own 20-yard line.

Cherberg went through right tackle for 4 yards. Bledsoe fumbled and recovered after a loss -of yard. Cherberg's forward pass Intended for Bledsoe, was knocked down by Rothert. Grey replaced Bogue for Stanford. Marsh punted 28 yards to Rlntala, who fumbled and recovered and returned yards to tne Musmes- t-yara line.

Rlntala to ica In on a run around left end. Rothort's pass to Colvln was too high ana was in complete. Slmklns pnssed Incom nleta over Rlntala'a head. Stan ford, wu nenallzed yards for the second Incomplete puss. Rothert punted 43 yards to Cherberg who returned 8 yards, being knocked out of bounds by Lambert.

Patrick replaced Buse for washlnrton. Patrick slid off left tackle for 8 yards. Tyler went In for Colvln for Stanford. Howard placed Wentworth at center for Washington. Stanford was penalized 5 yards for too much time out.

Beldsoe drove thronirb center for va.rda inrl first rinwn. On a reverse, Patrick went off right tackle for 2 yards. Cherberg passed to Calrney for 18 yards and first down on the Card's 21-yard line. Bledsoe waded through cen ter for 8 yards. Dawson went In for Hunt for Stanford.

Stlls went In "for fiwegler tor Washington. Patrick nn a raver. a from Bid I'd was thrown for a '2-yard loss and his teammates bounds on the Washington line, but Washington was ou sine and was penalised 6 yards. Hlll man arove tnrougn center tor yaWs. Rothert smashed through left tackle for 3 yards and first down on the Washington J5-yrd line.

f. On a reverse, Moffatt was thrown for a 'loss of 8 yards by Calrney. Rotherl's attempted forward pass to Moffatt was broken up by Oberg. Moffatt passed 10 yards- to Albertson directly back of center who made a lateral pass to Caddel Just as he wasoaboui to be tackled end Caddell raced 3S yards down the sideline to a touchdown. Rotherl's place kick went wide.

Score i Washington 71 Stanford 18, Howard went In for Wentworth. Rothert kicked off for Stanford to Martin who caught the hall on the 2-yard line and returned It 23 yards to the Washington 26-yard line. Stanford took time, out Taylor, Stanford center, was hurt on the play and Marks replaced him. On a reverie from Woloott, Patrick went into left guard tor a yard. Martin passed to Calrney who caught the ball out of bounds, but Stanford was offside and was penalized 6 yards.

Rothert Inter cepted Martin's forwsrd pass and zigzaged his way back to the Huskle 27-yard line. Rothert passed to Colvln who made a lateral pss to Moffatt who was thrown without a gain. Rothert's attempted pass to Moffatt went over the goal line Incomplete, Washington taking the ball on-their own 20-yard line. Riser replaoed Oberg at quarter for Washlngtoiu-Bleasoa wentan tor Wolcott. From punt formation Martin nnnaud in Riser for a elln of 6 yards as the half ended.

Bcorei wsininsiun ii THIRD QUARTER itoiser renlaned Hulen and Rln tala went in for Moffatt for Staa- Rothert kloked off to Lenfesty who returned 4 yards to the Washington 40-yard line. Hufford failed to gain at right tackle. On a reverse, Buse circled left end for I yards. On a reverse, Buse was stopped at right tackle wjth a loss of 1-yard, Marsh punted 60 yards to Rlntala Who returnea tv ysrus io the Cards iss-yara line woeio was tackled by Marsh. Rothert made yaros ti leii uard.

On a from Hlllman, was thrown for a 3-yard loss. On a double reverse, Kin tarn was stopped at leu ana oy nuns vithnnt a BoKue was hurt on the play and Stanford took time out. Rothert punted 22 yards out. of bounds on the Washington 3u-yard line. On an attempted run arounu left end Hufford was thrown for a 6-yard loss.

Hufford fumbled and recovered and was thrown on the Washington 20-yard line for a loss of 10 yards by Bogue. Marsh punted 36 yards to Rlntala who returned 12 yaros. Rlntala, on a reverse from Rothert, made a yard at left tackle, Rothert made 4 yards at right ioii. Hlllman fumbled and re covered for a Iohs of a yard. Roth ert, getting a oaa pass irum filter, kicked out of bounds on the v.

I 17.vard lln. Cherhora- replaced Hufford tor Washington. Buse was stopped at left gusrd for a loss of a yard. r-rtAi halted down Cherbera's for ward pass which was Intended for Lenfesty. Marsh punted 35 yards to Rlntala, who returned 13 yads to the Huskies lu-yara line.

Rlntala's, forward pass to Roth-Vt vaa knnnked flown bv Marsh p.i..,i nniM.il tn Colvln who made a lateral pass to Rlntala but the play was called off. The officials ruled the lateral a forward. Rlntala's pass to Rothert made 14 yards and first down on the Washlngtoa 28Cmara reverse from HillmVn, Rln tal went Into left tackle for yard. Bledsoe replaced Wolcott for Wash naton. Kotnert passed to iau del for 8 yarda where he was thrown out of bounds on the.

Wash-lngton'17-yard line. Hlllnian drove through center fur 2 yards and first down. Rothert hit left gusrd for a yard. On a tackle lateral pass iiin-tnla tnnk the ball around left end for 4 varda. tha nlay was Hlllman to Bogus to Rlntala.

Palmer stopped Rothert at right tackle after a 1 vard train. Rlntala. nsssed to Colvln. Colvln taking the ball almost out of Char-berg's hand oVtr the 'goal line for a touchdown. Kothert kicked the nnlnt.

Srorei Washington Ptanfnra SK. Hunt went In tor Bardln for Gael-Clubmen Tilt Today to atand oft Dakota's last minute' rushes. Michigan Upsets Harvard by 6-3 SOLDIERS' FIELD, CAM BRIDGE, Nov. 8. Michigan de feated Harvard today, 6 to 8, In a hard fought game which was score less until tne last perioa.

Following are the starting line inches of first down. Klmklns hit left tackle for a yard, giving Stan-ford first down on the Huskies 26-yard line. On a fake reverse, Hlllman dove through right guard for 4 yards. On a reverse from Hlllman, Caglterl circled right end for 5 yards and first down on the Washington 18-yard Una. On an-other fake reverse Hlllman was held without gsln.

Slmklns went Into left tackle for a loss of 1 yard. Washington was penalised 6 yards for attempting to draw opponents offside, giving Stanford the ball on the Huskies 8-yard line. On a reverse from Hlllman, Caglieri circled right end for yards. On the same play Cagllorl took the ball and circled right end for a touchdown. Moffatfs place kick was wild.

Score WasMngtnn Stanford a. Pautike replaced Westerweller at end for Washington. Bogus kicked off for Stanford over the gol line and Washington took the ball on their own 20-yrd line. Hufford was stopped by Bogue at left tackle after a 1-yard gaip, as the first quarter ended. 8u-e Washington 7.

Stanford 9. f- i ii SECOND QUARTER Mflrsh went 2 yards through left tnckle. Marsh punted ,31 yards to Moffatt, who caught theMall on the Card's 46-yard line and returned ti yards down the sideline, being thrown out of bounds by Hufford on the Washington 20-yard line. On a reverse from Hlllman, Caglieri slid off right tackle tor 6 yards. Motratt on a reverse irom nuiman hit a stone wall at left tackle and failed lo-galn.

Onfakeeversai Hlllman was stODoed: with a loss of 2 yards. Slmklns passed to Nelll, who caught the ball on the 10-yard line ana men mane a lateral 10 Moffatt who ran 10 yards for a touchdown. Moffatfs attempted place kick went wide. score waxnmgton 1, sin mora 12. Bosrue kicked off for Stanford to Schwegler who caught the ball on the -Washington 20-yard line and returned 14 yards to tha Husky 24-yard line.

Hufford on an attempted run around left end was thrown for a 6-yard loss by Slmklns, Wash ington too time out. Aiarsn gained a yard at right tackle. Marsh punted 30 yards out of bounds on the Stanford 40-yard line. Moffatt, on an attempted run around left end, was stopped at the line of scrimmage, on a reverse. from Hlllman.

Cacllerl railed to gain at right tackle. Slmklns' pass, which was Intended for Moffatt, went wide. Moffatt punted 40 yards to Hufford who eludenvtwo tacKiers to return 2 yard to the Washington 28-yard line. The play was called back and the Cards were penalized 16 yards for holding. Moffatt punted 29 yards to Hufford who returned 8 yards to the Washington 45-yara Kh.Unn renlnred Palmer for Washington.

Patrick went, In for buss at tuiioacK. 1 Patrick hit center for a yard. Patrick circled left end for 2 yards, being stopped by iouo ana nuiman. Wolcott replaced Hufford. Wolcott failed to gain at center.

Colvln went In for Nelll and Kothert replaced Slmklns for Stanford. Caddel went for Caallerl at rignt nair lor Stanford. Martin replaced Marsh at right half for Washington. Martin punted 49 yards to Moffatt who returned IS yards, being forced out of bounds on the Card's 21-yard line. Kothert nit center-tor a yara.

Caddel made a yard at rlaht tackle. Perrlsh went in for O'Brien at right guard for the Huskies. Kothert went around left end for 8 yards and first down on the Stanford 21-yard line. Washington was nenallzed 5 "vards for offside. On a reverse from Moffatt, Caddel failed to gain at right guard.

Kothert through right tackle for a yard. Stanford was penalised varda for offside, and took time out. K. Albertson replaced Doub at end for Stanford. Moffatt passed to Rothert 12 yards for first down on the card 3-yara line.

On a reverse from Hlllman. cad riftl cut inside rlrht tackle for yards. Rothert was stopped by Swegler and thrown for a 2-yard nf left tackle. Caddel fumbled and Moffatt recovered after a loss of 2 yards. Rothert jiunted 4 yards out of bounds on the Wash ington 14-yara line.

On a reverse Patrick was thrown for 1-yard loss at left tackle, and Washington took time out. Calrnev went for Lenfesty for Washlnaton. Stits replaced Swegler at left tackle. Martin hit center for 2 yards. Martin punted 22 yards to Moffatt who made a fair catch on the Washlnarton 47-yard line.

Mrtfn lntrrnt4- Rothert'l for ward pass and was thrown out of FIRST QUARTER Washlnrton won th ton and elected to rcelv. Stantord de- Unding the north goal. Brim kicked for Stanford ever the gORl line and Washington took tne nail on meir own uu-ynia uiu. Buse failed to tain at center. Btan-ford was penalized 5 yards for off- plile.

Hufford went 14 yards. around left end for first down on tne Husky 39-yar1 line, Msrsh hit right tackle for yards. BuBe dove over left guard for a yard. Hufford on a delayed buck went off rlBht tackle for yards and first down on the Card 48-yard line. Hufford was stopped at leic end for a loss of 1 yard by Rogue.

Hufford's pass Intended for Wester' weller went Incomplete. Hufford on a delaed buck gained 6 yards at right guard. kicked at yards, to Moffatt, who ran the ball back IS yards. Slmklns hit left tackle for 1 yard. Simktns failed to gain on a fake reverse.

Moffstt at punt formation fumbled and recovered on the Stanford 18-ysrd line. Moffatt punted SI yards to Bus, who returned 6 yards to the Stanford 40-yard line where he was knocked out of hounds. Marsh on an attempted run around right end was stopped at the line of scrimmage by C'agllerl. Marsh's attempted forward pass to WeHterweller fell Incomplete. Hut-ford cut inside left tackle for a yard gain.

Marsh punted 3J yards, Bchwegler touching the ball down on the 1-yard line. Moffatt punted from behind his own goal line, 46 yards to Hufford who returned yards to the Btanrorg 57-yaro line, guard tor 8 yards- Huso dove over ncnter for i yards. Hufford went through right guard for 6 yard and first down On the Card's 2C-yard line. Buse went through left tackle for yards. Huf.

ford passed to Lenfesty 22 yards, who caught the ball as he dove over the goal line for a touchdown to Caglieri on the 21-yard line who returned the ball to the Stanford 41-yard line. Slmklns carried the ball out of bounds without gain. Moffatfs attempted pass to Nelll went Incomplete. Blmklns passed to Moffatt 24 yards. On a double reverse from Hlllman, Caglieri went 6 yards through right tackle.

Moffatt failed to gain at right guard. On a reverse, Moffatt went through left tackle for 4 yards, lacking only lrmnrlxcn tonteht. the Gaela will eat their evening meal on the train Vincent McNally, asslgtant Gael onnrh who left earlier in the week to scout the Rams In yesterday's game at Detroit, will Join Coach Madigan and the team at Chlcapo and nroceed with tnem to jNew York. Without likely taking any time out for the Oaeis win entrain for their return trip at 2 a. m.

next Sunday morning. They will arrive at Washington, D. C. at 7 a. m.

and be taken on a sight-seeing trip during the day, The trip has been arranged by St, Mary's alumni In that city. Ijeavlng there at 5:30 p. they will arrive at Chicago Monday morning and be shows the city during the day. They will leave there at 9 p. m.

with no more Mops scheduled until II icy reach Oakland Thursday morning. Kt. Marv's students have ar ranged a tally which will be held at the Santa Fe ferry station In San Francisco tonight as a send-off for the team. Tha St. Mary'a band will nlnv nchool aonee while those Who will fill the rooting section this afternoon will furnish tha yalla.

Club gam this afternoon at Kezar stadium, Ban rancisco, naruiig DavtdBon 48 Bpldel 8 at 2 o'clock: 1 ST, MARY'S No. Name 15 Sperbeuk 28 Murphy 21 Fischer 1 Peebles 18 Pendleton 11 88 Ebdlng Darya Epstein II Greger JT Gaels Leave for New York immediately After Battle seuman 7 Piilterson tt Scheflln 18 Boyl 8 Barrett THIRTY-THREE St. Mary's football players will leave for New York from San Francisco tonight to do battle with the Fordham eleven on the Polo Grounds next Saturday afternoon. Immediately after their game with the Olymoic Club this afternoon, the Gaels will be rushed to the Santa Fe ST. MARY'S SQUAD 17 Schaeffer 18 Bailey 19 Miller 31 Fischer 1 22 Meyers 28 Flores 24 F-ltzpa trick 25 Scheflln IG Coyle 27 Tobln .28 Murphy 29 J.

McNally 80 Btennett 82 Flgeao Wilson It Melbourne 20 Wilson -t Fredericks 28 LHR. RHli Davis II S4 Balrd 85 Weisgerber 88 Pendleton 87 Danelovlch 88 Oould 89 Fletcher 40 Vavalill i 41 Carpenter 42 Preston a 1 43 Beasley 44 Butler 45 Zolg 48 Lamb 47 Llraon CLCB SQUAD 88 Thornberry 89 Barnard 40 Brewer 41 Lively 44 Lewis i 45 fip-lcher 46 Sellmen 47 Rosenhan 80 Epstein 51 Kovens 52 Knzsn.llan 53 Tesreau 2nd Quar. Srd Quar. th Qnnr. 1 Brown 2 Ruble 3 Peebles 4 Collins 5F.

McNally. 6 Dupper 7 Patterson 8Barrett 9 Brovelll 10 Baker 11 Hunt II Steponovlch 14 Toscanl 15 Sperbeck 18 Boyle 10 Sehlmme! 11 W. Luasten 18 Bates 14 P. Lausten 16 Renegar 18 Pnntee 17 Kuhn 1 Meiirter 20 Boberg 21 Long 23 Reynolds 23 Davis 24 Pomeroy. OLYMPIC 25 Flood 28 Black 27 Ford 28 Fredericks 28 voyn 30 Melbourna 81 82 Bailey 88 Mathews 84 Wells 85 MeCleary 6 Spledel 87 Greger ferry, where they are scheduled to embark at p.

m. They will board the train in Richmond at 6:31) p. A special car will carry the grid-ders. Another special-car equipped with showers will be at their disposal after their workouts in a baggage car that has been arranged to permit them to practice. Still another car will house the alumni that will accompany the team east.

Chicago will be the flrBt stopping point for 6t. Mary's. They will arrive there Wednesday morning at and go immediately to Soldiers field, whera a workout Is on tap from 10 a. m. until noon.

After this they transfer to the Pennsylvania line and leave Chicago at 1:45 p. arriving in New York early Thursday morning. The team will stay at the Westchester Biltmore Country rlub or Rye, New York, a fusli-ionablo suburb Just outside tlio main. city. Thursday after-iou the team will practice on the private polo field of the country club.

Friday afternoon It will nso the Polo Grounds on which It will face FordhamJIhe following afternoon. now Jong tliene two practices will ho has not yet been determined by Coach "slip" Madigan, Cue to their early leave from San Schllchtlng 1st. Quar. St. Man Olympic Club yard line and adding th extra point from placement,.