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THESE MEN TO STRUGGLE FOR COLLEGE GLORY.
CALIFORNIA'S CAPTAIN.
PERCY WELLER HALL of Oakland, right halfback; stripped weight, 165;
height, 5 feet 11 1-2 inches ; age, 22 ; born in San Francisco; prepared at Oakland
High School, and was guard on the team there one year ; entered California in '95
as a special with the class of '00 ; half on class eleven last three seasons ; sub
fielder on last season's Varsity nine; halt on Varsity team of '96; chosen half for
All-California team of '96; member of Skuil and Keys Society ; in college of me
chanics; prospective profession, electrical engineer.
JAMES HOI'rEK, left end; stripped
weight, 140:
height. 5
feet s inches;
age, 21 ; born
in 1' ar: s,
France; pre
pared at Oak
land High
School; en
tered Califor
nia in '94
W i t h the
class of '93:
end on 'OS
ires m a
eleven that
defeated the
Stanford
lre>hmen 4
to 0; substi
tute end on
Varsity team
of '95 aud of
'96; rowel Low on ''. >%; class cr w last yenr
and year before; member executive ■■ommii
tee of athi. ear and 'it
present; me - year's victorious Ameri
can intercollegiate rifle texm; chairman ,n~i
year of '98
Editorial staff oi '98 Blue and Gold; pi
editor-in-chief of Occident and president of
boat club : pective
i rofession, possibiy jour:
FRANK WILLIAM SIMPSOX, left
tackle; strip
ped weiaht,
180; heigh-,
5 ( c c t 11V»
inches; age,
25; born in
Pdcheco; pre
pared at
home; c n
tered Califor
nia in '95 as
a «pc cl » i ;
tackle on '9')
freshman
team that de
feated Stan
f o rd fresh
men 44 to 0;
left tacKle >>:■
Varsity team
oi '96; rowed forward wuist in rictorioua
ib barge crew In coasi rhsiii
pion ships oi '95; medal Irom Acme Athletic
Club for hammer-throw, for shot-put and f i
century bi< ycle ride; •
more cl ss in Toland Medic ICoUege; ■
ber Zetu Omicron medical fraternity; pros
pective profession, physic. an.
JOHN WILLIAM BARNES, left euard;
s t ri p |> <• d
weigh t, 170;
height, li it.
1 in.; age,
■JO; born in
FortFirtield,
Me. prepared
at Sun :aCrnz
High School
and there
played cen
ler one sea
son end
rig:it tnckie
One season;
entered Cali
fornia in '96
with the
class of
1900: Vickie
on 1 90 0
freshman
team that
Stanford freshmen defeated 14 to 4; in c al
lege of mines; prospective profession, mining
engineer.
JOHN T. HcDERMOTT, center rush;
s tripped
weight. 185;
height, s lest
10 inches;
age, 21 ; born
in Oakland ;
prepared .it
St. Mary's
Collect; en
tered C«li
iornia in '96
with th c
class of 1900;
guard on
1900 fresh
man • team
that was dc
v I■■ a ted by
Stanford
freshmen 14
to i ; on sec
ond • even
lnst season;
EhOt - |.n tier
on Varsity track team of '97; In coil >ge <>f
pnarmacy; prospective profession, physician.
NATHIAS JOSKPH MATER, riyht
guard ; sir p
ped weieht,
1 70 ; I
Gieei l inch ;
npe, 21 ; born
in S.iliiias;
prepared at
Salinas liiyh
School; en-
C-li
fornia in ':)!
with th c
Of '08;
never play c-d
football bo
fore th:s sou
s' in ; member
Vanity band
last four
years, piay
ing bass,
barytone
and tenor;
/ wiemberVar-
Mty orchestra last year, playing French imrr. ;
in college of mechanics; prospective profes
sion, electrical engineer.
FRED JOHN GK El SUE KG, follback'
stripped
weight, 185;
height. 0 it. ;
age '23; born
in 8 c a 1 c s
wig, Ger
many ; p r e
pared at Sa
linas High
School; en
tered Call.
iornia in '95
■>' ith class of
'99; center
on '99 fn-sh
ma ii team
that defeat
ed Stanford
fiesiiincn 44
to 0; s v Li.
ctnter on Varsity team of '95; guard on Var
sity team of '0t">; in college of mechanics;
prospective proiesslon, electrical engineer.
CHARLES ALSTON I'KIXGLE, right
tackle;
stripped
weight, 175;
height, 0 ft.
% in.; age,
IS; born in
Oakland;
prepared at
Oak land
High School
and there
played right
guard, and
at Id.. mi, 'a
Academy in
Berkeley,
and there
played right
guard on the
eleven and
lirst base on
the nine; entered California In '07 with the
(1901; right guard on 1901 freshman
team that waa this year defeated br Stanford
freshmen It; to 8 I p member oi ihe
: member Cm Phi fraternity; in college
'" mines; pro* pec i'> c pi -
peer.
JAMES BAY V»HirPLF, right end;
stripper!
weighty 160:
height, 5 a.
10'^ i ■ •■ ; tif,'",
2.1:" born in
1' co to,
Alam c d a
County : pre
pared at
C c n terviiie
Union High
?Ch( ol and
was half on
Ihe team
there two
seasons; en
tered Cbl -
lornia In ''."•;
with tli <_■
class o i
19 00: on
1900 irc.-h-
man team which was deiei.it.-d i .y Stanford
freshmen 14 to 4; sub full o i Varsity team
of '9G: in college of civil engineering'; pros
pective profession, civil engineer.
RANDALL HINT CUDM)W, lett half-
back; strip
ped we g::t,
182; height,
6fe tl inch;
age, 22; born
i ii Austin,
Tex. ; pre
pared at Los
A ti a c I c s
High School,
and was
guHrd on the
team there
two sep sous;
(.uteri (Juli
forni* in '95
withtheclflss
i-i '99; tack «
on tne 00
freshman
team that defeated Stanford freshmen 44 toO:
auo tackli' on Varsity t"am of '95; right
tackle on Vanity team of '96; In cohege of
toeittl science; i>rospeetive profession, lawyer.
BOBEBT KELSKY HASKELL, quarter;
stripped
weight, l3s;
heigm, 5 tt.
5 Inches;
age, 24;
torn in - ■ v
Be r '.i a r ai
no; prepar
ed a: ban
I' ernaidino
Ac a demy;
entered Ca..
iforna i n
'93 us a >jii-
I'lui with
''■« class of
'07; end on
the second
even i v
'95; sub. -
quarter and
quarter on
Vars 1 t v
ie-iin of '90; in college of engineering; pros
pective pi of ession, engineer.
•
PAUL CASTKi.HUN, sub.-guard and
t»'kle; stripped weight, 170; height. 6 ft.
2% m.; pji. 19; born in Si. Louis, Mo. ; pre
p. red at San Francisco High School, and mere
one year ployed tackle ami captained the
team ; entere /California in '95 with the elms
'ii '99; t. <k,c in nil the Varsity game* of ''Mi
except the Thanksgiving Finn ten, when in
juries prevented; guard on Varsity on l»st
winter's southern tr:p; rowed No. 3 on ' 99
treshmen crew; present sergeant in military
department) ia college oi natural science;
prospective profession, physician.
.JOHN' WAi.Kin CRAIG, snl). end;
stripped weight, 160; height, 5 feet l<i'_,
inches; age, 20; born in I'!i>adena; prepares
at Pasadena High School and there played
half the Ust year: entered California In "'95
with the clan of '99; o:i second eJev<Mi seasuu
of '!)">; leit end on Varsity team of '90; mem
ber of Beta Theta Pi ir.iternity: in college of
mines; prospective profession, milling engin
eer.
HARItY LOUIS OOKNIaH, sub. -center;
stripped weight, 172: height, 5 ft. 10}$ in.;
age, .21; born In Kosario, State of Siualoa,
Mexic<<; prepared at Ban Jose High School,
and there played center one year, and at
Berkeley Gymnasium, at d there played tackle;
entered Cnlitorni* in ':>»> with 1900; right
tuckle and center on secuud eleven last season
and this teason; in collego of mines; pros
pective profession, mining engineer.
LAWBEKCE <• KAAKSBKKG, sub.
fullback; tripped weight, 105; height, Oft.;
age, 21; born in Fresno; prepared at St.
Matthew's School, and there played half one
year aid lull one year; entered California in
•95 with the class of '99; full on '99 fr»fthmea
team that defeated Stan freshmen 4i to 0 ;
si;t).-;u.l on Varsity team of "90; sub.-pitcher
on Varsity nine of '90; pi:cher on Varsity nine
0f. '97; in college oi mechanics; prospective
profession, electrical engineer.
FRANK KUGKNIi I)I(KSO\, sub-tncklc;
stripped weight, 183; height, 0 it. ?i in.; age,
20; born in St. Charles, . Minn. ; prepared m
San Bernardino High School, a;id there played
on the eleven for three yeais as tackle and one
year as center nnd on the school nine two
years as right fielder; entered California in
'97 with the class of 1001; left tackle on
1901 Ireshman team that was defeated by
tan ford Ireshmen 10 to 8; in college of
mechanics; prospective profession, mechanical
engineer.-
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1597.
Who the Players Are That Represent the
Universities,
Among Them Many Giants of Long Experience on the
• Gridiron.
To-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
Stanford University and the University
of California will line up on the gridiron
field at Recreation Park for their seventh
annual intercollegiate football match-
Both teams have finally recovered from
their recent injuries and indispositions
and are in physical condition and spirits
to play the game of their lives.
Stanford is happy and confident and
eager for the battle. California's hopes |
have revived wonderfully during the last j
few days of systematic, machine- like, per
fected plays.
California's team will arrive here from
Monterey at 4 o'clock this afternoon. j
The Stanford players will be here to-mor
row noon.
Over 7000 reserved seats and several
I thousand general admissions have already 1
been sold. Perhaps 1000 reserved seats J
were left when the local sales temporarily
closed last night at Claborough & Goi
cher's. Great sales have also been made j
at Berkeley and Palo Alto.
The grounds will be opened at noon :
to-morrow.
There will be put on exhibition this
morning in the Market-street window of ;
IHE CALL business office a mammoth'
photograph by Thors of the Stanford
Varsity eleven, the largest single print
ever made in the West.
EL MONTE, Cal., Nov. 23— It was
raining at El Monte this morning, a sharp
drizzling rain, which caused the omission .
of the customary morning walk. But at j
10 o'clock the men were out in their suits. !
The practice ye sterday bad shown a lack
of pood wind, which could be remedied '
only by hard work. The rain and mud j
gave an opportunity to practice handling i
a wet ball, and such a chance was not to ]
be neglected. The morning work from 10
to 1- and the afternoon work from 3 to 5
consisted mainly in sharp signal practice.
The men showed more life and dash
than yesterday. Everybody was in every j
play, with a noticeable improvement in
precision. The ends were run down often '•
on punts. The coach was well pleased
and cut the practice short after a series of ;
dashes.
The rain necessitated the utmost pre
caution against catching cold. The iiien j
were continually k.<m>', on the move while
out. Afiereach practice they took their I
bain and rub down and the suits were j
thoroughly dried in the laundry.
To-day's was the last practice, although
a little worK may be done to-morrow
morning.
To-morrow at 11:45 a. m., the" squid
leaves El Monte, arriving at San Fran
' ci-co at 4P. M. The men will be taken im
mediately to the Baldwin Hotel, which
will bo i heir headquarters before Ihe game.
They will probably pass Wednesday even
ing at the theater to drive their cares
away.
The team will nut up a hard fight. The
players realize the efforts made by their
university to enable them to be victors,
ana intend to do their part fully as well.
On the whole, their physical condition
is supero. Mayer, Pringle and Ludlow
have almost recovered from tlie.r little
ills. Haskell has been extremely muscle-
Dound of late, and his work had to be
eased off. A day's full rest will restore
him to form. According to all indications
here and the opinions of the team (he
coming Thanksgiving will not see a '20 to 0
game.
James Hopper (Varsity Left End).
CONGRESS SPRINGS, Nov. 28.—
Brooke, as chief coach, and Harrelson, '93,'
! and Downing, '95, as his assistants, have
been adding the last few touches to the i
! finis hing process of the cardinal football |
I squad. They will send eleven men on the I
j fieia Thanksgiving with but one thought
— to win or to die.
j;n»<Ke is sanguine. "While Downing !
and HarrelsoM have doubts, Brooke says j
that if the Varsity men will play the j
game they have against the second team
in their practices up here that they will
win.
I asked what he thought the spirit of
; the team wa«, and he suid that he be- i
1 lieved that the Stanford men under his j
i charge were as game a lot of player* as he
ever met, and that all can be relied upon
to do or die.
Every member of the squad is in fine
spirits. Rice and Fisher are the life
the party, and by their jokes and witty
I sayincs do much to keep their thoughts off
! the came.
To-night all the Varsity men receivedfa
i present from "Chip" Ray ex-'9G, one of
the most popular and the wittiest men in
I Stanford during his career, and who at
present is a, prosperous business man in
Knit Lake. The present received by each
member was a silver-mounted rabbit's 1
; foot with the receiver's name engraved !
: anon it.
The following history and instruction
accompanied each box: "Shot by a left
; handed, cross-eyed, red-headed negro in a
I country graveyard, over a murderer's
: grave at midnight. Rub then over the
right eye to-day four times and three
time- over the same eye on Thursday be
fore going to the same "
■ Manager Switzer made a speech at the
1 dinner table and presented the feet
1 to-night. Three rousing cheers were
I given for "Chip" Ray. and the men
I swear that the instructions will be |
j obeve'i to the letter.
Manager Swiiz»r also handed to tho
captain of the second team a beautiful
loving cup, the present of our guest of the
early part of our stay, Miss Beatrice Rus
sell oi San Francisco, who was with Mr?.
Cotton.
The cup was filled with training-table
ale and each member of the squad drank
to Miss Russell's health, after whiuu
three tmes three cueers were given for
her.
The practice today was of a light order.
All the cripples are rounding into fine
shaDe. Murphy's case of poison oak is
HISTORY IN BRIEF
OF FORMER MATCHES
Stanford.
"■3
©
:7 Ca'ifornia.
13
c
OB
March 19, 1892; f Touchdown.. demur's ... 4
Haight-streer Prk; j Fi tH „ i Goal Whi ttemore . ! 2
A 1 endance, 5000; •) Touchdown. .Uemnns 4
Halves, 45 minutes; I Touchdown. . Whitt-inore. 1. 4
Te>i'ii captaii s —
Whi ten ore (-), /Touchdown R^y Fherman. 4
I- o ti lks (C); . Second Half Kav Sherman 4
No coaches. ' (Safety '.".'.'.'.By 'Stanford... 2
Final score of first gamo Stanford 14 California.... lo
December 17, 1802;
Haight-street Park; m tw „ ( Touchdown. .Walton 4
Attendance, 9000; U a " (Goal Kennedy .... 2
Halves, 4S minutes;
Team caj. tnins— ("Touchdown.. . Hunt 4
ri.mnn-(S), Haif ' T"«thdown. .Clemans.. ..'.'.'.' "'"4
Rnnt(C): ot ' cona HalI l Touchdown Hunt . 4
Ka<tern cnnrnes— (.Uoel.. Tavlor "
CamDof Ya!e{B),
McClunff of Y«le (C).
Final score of secoud game Stanford 10 California.... lo
Tliankuprivinjr, 18!)3;
Haight-street Pnrk ;
\ (tendance, 10,000;
Halves, 15 mm, re; _- .„ „ (Touchdown Ransome 4
I :>ui cu-tiins- nr.tiian... (Goal Tavlor Z
A\ il-on (S),
Benson (C); c - „. (Touchdown.. Kennedy 4
Eastern coache*— ~- LCOnQ Mall (Goal Kennedy 2
"Pop" Bliss oi Y«1e(8);
Heff_>lfinger of YalefC)]
Hiial score oi third game Stanford 0 California 0
Thanksgiving. 1894;
'-street P*-k;
Attendance, 12.00
Halves, 4. > minutes;
Team enpt dins— First T , lf (Touchdown. .Cochran 4
Downing (S), first nan... jGoal ..Kennedy 2
Benson (Cj;
Eastern roaches —
(amp of Yale (-),
Rev. Gill of Yale (C). !
Final score of lourth irmne Stanfoid G California 0
Thanksgiving. 1895;
Central lurk;
Attendance, 12.000;
Halves, 35 minutes; tt\imt w«ii (Totichdown.-Cochran 4
Team captnlm— r ' " <Goai Cochran 2
Cochran (S),
lv! Sherman (C); ' j „, f ( Touchdown Kd Sherman.. 4
Eastern c< BChe — """ a " 811 (Goal ...Ransome 2
Camp of V le (S),
Eutierworih < 1 Yule (' )
Final score of fifth game Stanford 6 California G
Thanksgiving, 18!>i>;
C -ntral Park ;
A-ttendHt. re, 13,000; (Touchdown, .cotton 4
Halves. 35 minutes; First Half... ?Touchdown..R'ce 4
Team caniains — (uoui Murphy 2
Flckerl (S .
Ransome (C); /Touchdown.. Murphy 4
Eastern coaches— Second Half ?T >uchdown.. Cotton. 5
Cross of Yale (8), (Goal Murphy 2
Bntterworth of Yale(C)|
Final score of sixth game Stanford 20 California.... 0
Grand total of points for six yuars Stanford (>U California.. 32
improving rapidly, and, although it will
Live him trouble, he will be in the game
Thursday, and can be counted on for
brilliant work. Cotton's bad ankle is also
once more 0. X., and the oilier names
have been removed from the injured list,
thanks to "Billy" McLeod's tine care.
An hour's signal drill this morning and
the same amount this afternoon consti
tuted the work. 1 ' i -< : c- was tried out in
tackling and did some fine punting. To
night everybody was tucked in bed at
9:30.
To-morrow at 2 o'clock we leave Con
gress Springs for some point known only
to Manager Switzer, who very discreetly
keeps it to himself.
William Erb. '01,
Captain Second Team.
♦
CHARLES SIMNKK DOLE, sub.-half;
stripped wight, 103; i. eight, s leet 11 inches;
age, 24; born in Honolulu, 11. L; ihere
prepared at Oalui College. Honolulu, ami
played halt in '89, and at Riverside High
School, and there played half in '90 and full
back in '01 ; entered Stanford In '94 with the
class of '98; sub.-half on Vnrsi.y team ot '94,
lot '95 and of '96; fullback on '96 freshman
I team thai «as uefcatcd by California fresh
men 4to 0; on '9B class eleven in '04 ami in
'90; present third individual all-round t<ma
teur champion athlete of America; now and
for the last three years champion all-round
Y. M. C. A. athlete of Pacific Coast: on Varsity
track team of '95 and scored live points;
on Varsity track team of '90 and senrtd
eight point-; captain of Varsity truck
team of 97 and scored 15 points; accredited
records— lo 4-5 seconds in '100 yards, 5 feet
'.'' . inches lii nigh jump, 10 feel 11 Inches,
aiid coast record m pole vault, 21 feet '&%
Inches in broad jump; in lre«hman year,
member board of central Daily Palo Alto; in
sophomore year, secretary and nttiletic man
ager class of '98, member university execu
tive committee, bass viol in Varsity orches
tra; sophomore and junior years, member
committee on student unnor in examinations ;
Junior year, member board of editois '98
"Quad"; junior and senior years, member
university athletic committee; and now also
president of the Student Guild and Stanford's
representative on board of governors Pacific
Amateur Athletic Association; member Beta
Theta Pi and Phi Delta Phi fraternities; major,
economies; prosjective profession, lawyer.
i.X.V EVERETT . SMITH, sub.-end;
stripped weight, 100; height, 0 feet; age, 21;
born in i> ■ Kalb, 111.; prepared at Lo< Angeles
High School; nntered Stanford in '95 witli
the class ol '99; halt on '99 freshman team
that was defeated by California freshmen 44
to 0; sub. -..Mid, and in second half ot Thank -
giving Fame left end, on Varsity team of '90;
end on '99 class eleven last season; member
Zeta Psi, Phi Upsilon, Theta Nu Ensilon and
Sigma Sigma lraternities; major, physiology ;
prospective profession, physician.
EDWARD JAMES, sub.-gunrd and tackle;
Stripped weight, 190; heigh;. 6 feet 2 inches;
age, 22; born in El Paso de Rubles; pieparen
at Oakland schools; entered Stanford in '93
with the class of '97 ana out of college one
your; tackle and guard on second eleven and
'98- class eleven last thr«e seasons; sub-guard
an l tackle on Varsity team of '9i>; captain in
'94 of '97 fresnmanclassbaseba.l nine; gutter
pluyer in Varsity Mandolin Cub and trom
bone-player in Varsi:y Orchestra in '93;
trombone in Varsity band last three veurs;
present tenor In Varsity Glee Club; Varsity
baseball manager last season; member Kappa
Alphr. (Southern) fraternity; majoi, civil en
gineering; prospective profession, engineer.
DAVID CARLE OX I'.IGLOW, snb
center and p;uurd; stripped weight, 188;
height, (» it. 2 in.; ace. tl\i; born in Antiocn;
entered Stantord in '04 with the class of '98;
prnard and center on '98 class team In '95 juml
'90; cen'er and guard on second elev in '95,
'96 and '97; sub-snmrd on Varsity team of '90;
secretary Curtis Law Club last year; meniDer
Phlloiexian Literary Society; major, law;
prospective profession, lawyer.
J. SAMUEL DALY, left, hallback-
strip it
weight, 1(J6;
height, 5 leet
:' Inches; ape
-4; born in
* ■> c raraento;
prepared a I
San Jose State
Norm a 1
School, and
there one
year was hall
and end and
captained the
team; enter
ed Stanford in
95 with the
class of 1900;
naif on 1900
fresh man
team that de
feated Call
fornia fresh
men 14 t<> 4;
*nb. -.half on
\ arsity team
of '<)<■>; third baseman on Cipss nine that won
interi-:ass championship last season; second
Vice-president freshman class; president lust
year of Field MooiOurt; member Kuphonia
literary society ; major, law; prospective j.ro
fesbion, lawyer.
GAR! II TAKKKK, right end; weight,
1».t; heigh 1 .,
5 teet 9 inch
es; iifje, 20;
»>orn in si :l .
lmas; pr e
parod ni Sa
linas High
School ; en
tered Stan
ford iv !),">
with th c
class of 'U9;
rit'lit end o:i
'99 freshmen
team that
was defeated
by California
freshmen 44
toO; sub hflu
o :i vnrsitv
team oi 96!
end on sec
ond eleven m
'95 «!i'l ball
— " - ' In ' 96; major,
physiology; prospective profession, physician.
FOIESX STAKKKY FIBHEB. rieht
Hal f back;
stripped
weight, l7s;
height, sieet
8 inches;
age,23;born
in Astoria,
Or.; pre
pared a t
We sco Inde
pendent
Ac d mv,
The Dalles,
Or. ; entered
Stanford In
18i)4 with
tue class of
'93; sub hall
on Varsity
team of '95;
right hnH on Varsity team of '!)G; half on
Junior class eleven lust year; present captain
«f senior class ceven ; shot-putter on Varsity
track team oi '96; member university execu
tive committee last year; present memb.r
university athletic committee and business
manager Daly Palo Alto; member Phiiolexi in
debating Focieiy; member Bench and Bur*
major, law; prospective profession, lawyer. '
;UEXAXDKR SAMUKL JEFFS, left I
end; weight
stripped,
151; tielgh
-5 ft. 7 in.;
iße,23;born
in Kent,
Wash. ; pre
ps red at
Pacific Uni
versity, Ore-
B o n , and
there half
liick on
eleven one
year and
catcher and
captain
baseball
nine two
years; stu
de n t one
year at Tor;-
land University, Oregon, and there cap
t'lin basehail topm; ernered Rtanford in
'94 wl Hi class of '98; left end on Varsity team
oi '05 aud ol '9(5; playtd right Held ou Varsity
STANFORD'S CAPTAIN.
STEUART WALKER COTTON of San Francisco, fullback; stripped
weight, 186; height, 6 feet; age, 19; born in Clinton, Iowa; prepared at Belmont
School, and there catcher on baseball team senior year ; entered Stanford in '94 with
the class of '98; freshman year, left end on Varsity team of '04; sophomore year,
right tackie on Varsity team of '95 ; juYiior year, fullback on Varsity team of '96 ;
tackle on '98 freshman class team ; half and captain '98 sophomore class team ;
piesident of '98 class in sophomore year ; youngest member of this and three pre
ceding Varsity teams ; member of Sigma Rho Eta and Theta Nu Epsiion fraternities ;
major, history; prospective profession, lawyer.
te«m of '95; catcher on Varsity baseball tenra
of '<»(> and oi '07; captain-elect of Varsity nine
of 'OS; clhss ioottjall mid ba-eball manager in
Bopbomore and junior years; member Uui
veraity athletic committee; major, law; pros
pective profession, lawyer.
JOHN BIRMINGHAM KICE, left
tackle;!
stripped
weight, 107; |
height, 5 leet :
BJ.I lncnes;
axe 22; born j
in Santa Bar- '
bii r a : pre
pared at San
ta Barbara ■
Collegiate
School ; c n- !
lered Stan
ford In 1893
With the class
of '97; has !
played five
seasons un- !
der coaching
of "Top" ;
Bliss, 'Walter j
Camp (two |
' }•■ r^). Cross i
and Brooke; center and tackle on class eleven ■
lwur seasons, the last as captain; centerand
i guard on second eleven in 1893 and in 1894;
sub. tackle ou Varsity team of IS','s; ltit I
tackle on Varsity learn ol 1896; '■ao^u tackle i
on All-California tcum of l.s:i(>; lastsprine'
shortstop on victorious graduating class bas -'[
' bnll nine; member of si'-ium Rho Eta and
rheta Nu Epsilon fraternities; A. IS. and gracl-
I nate student in geolo&y; prospective pro-
I fession, geologist and mining expert.
CHARLES MAKION FICKERT, left
guard; strip- i
i"'d weight, I
190; height,
G feet 2 inch
es; age, .24;
born near
Te achapi ;
prepared at
country
school and at
home: enter
ed Stanford
in '93 as a
special; left
i guard on Var
sity team ol !
04 '95 and
ot chosen
guard lor All
en I if or n\i
team oi '9G; ■
captain of
Varsity 20 to i
I 0 team of inst sea^O' 1 ; nuard on class team in
94. '913, '9t! and '07; cHptain class team in
'95; last year president 'OS Junior class, presi
dent Philolexian debating soc ety and mem
, ber athletic commitiee; snot-putter and hnm
i mer-thr «er on Vnrsity track team of '94, of
"95 of ' 96 and of ' 9 7; bolder Stanford record
(I'JB feet) In hammer-throw; vice-president of
student body; major, history; prospective pro
fession, lawyer.
CHKSTKK ASHLEIGH THOMAS, right I
tackle; strip- |
ped weight, '
17!); height,
(i ice i '1 in
ches;nj?e,23;
born in Lo»
A ngi-les; pre
pared ct ±se'.
mout school,
and was
there canter
in '92; en
tered Stan
ford in '93
with t h c
class of '97:
half on "J7
class eleven
ttiree sea-
sons; sub
center and euard on V.irsitv teßm oi '94; sub
tackle on Varslt» team of '9s*; rig; t tacme on
Varsity team of 'OH; chosen tackle for All-
California team of '!K>; president of class In
sophomore year; member s pnomore cotillion
conynittee in 'i>j, juniorAop committte In
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9(5, and senior from committee in '97; niem
i>i r executive cmumittoe o; student body in
'93-94; member Zeta Psi, Psi Upsi.on, Theta
S'ti Epsilon ant! h-ifi'ini Sigma fraternities,
Snake and Keys society, and Sword and San-
Jaia Dramatic Club; major geology; prospec
tive profession, mining engineer.
NAIHANIEI ALLK.V CARLE, ri^ht
g'l-i r.l ; si rip
d d weight,
210; heigh i,
li it. ; nt'c,
■J..; lioru in
1* or 1 1 an d,
Or.; pri- -
p«red l
tittle HiKh
School,
where play
ed center in
senior year;
enteiedS'.an
: >rd in '94,
just after
fhanka giv
ing; center
on 98 fresh
man team
that ivbs de
fe» te d by
Call lorn i a
freshmen 4 toO; since center and lia l on c as
am, and last season captain; right guard or
Varsity am of '95 and of '!)(>; chosen guard
for All Oliforiiin team of '90: half on Seatt 'c
Athletic Club eleven Christmas vacation '03
and guard on same tea Christmas vacation
of '90; manager last year of '98 class junior
force; member BetaTnetaPi and Theta'Nu
Epsilon fraternities ; major, mechanical engi
neering; prospective profession, mining engi
neer.
WILLIAM vri:si. • V BURNETT, cen-
ter ill-it; ;
stripped
weight, 190;
height, 6 >t
1 in. ; age 24:
horn near
Caynco*,San
Luis Obi*po
County; stu
dent at [Jni
ver s i t y of
Southern
Call f o rnia
two years,
and last year
there played
tackle and
-tuir<i on the
regular
team ; enter
id Stanford
n '9t> with
:he class of 1000; center on 1900 freshman
earn that defeated California freshmen 14 to
I; sub center and tackio on Varsity team of
Oti; major, law; prospective profession,
avryer.
CHESTB3B 6BIVFIN JintPUY, quar-
ter-back;
}tri p p c d
weight, 142;
height, 5 teet
> inches; age
21; born in
Saiem, O r. ;'
prepared a\i
Will amette
U n i versity,
and there
played quar
ter and cap
t a i 11 ed the
team for two
years; enter
id Si«n ford
in "M with
the c ass of
1900; quarter
on Varsity
team of '90";
on cla<s elev
en last season
md captain and quarter cla-s team this "sen
>'>n; bievciist on Varsity track team of '97;
sub. 011 Varsity baseball nine ol '97: second
baseman on 1900 class team; banjorine in
Varsity Bar.jo Club; member university ath
letic committee; member Ze'ta I'm fraternity;
major, law; prospective profession, lawyer.