The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 17, 1900, Page 3

THE SUNDAY CALL. STAR | BASERALL TriO I LoNnAGAN LOUGHEED AND ~TRoOMHMN | PHoToS B> FRANKLIN, PALO ALTo- emateurs of w br < nerve came up with a rush = 4 a t r i holes through the Varsity v The mig jeMefinger, Y g tw suchdowns all by t N e s a5 1 47 a = ; Ho es 3 2 after i' i Me- best of the little men It rium during his three y e ittle in comparison. He you know that this is no way for a gen- Dr. Jordan on his sci- tleman to act?” *I know it,”” sald Rice, emembered stablishing a1 precedent.”” Rice Mexico, the ed into a staid business man. there was Sueart Cotton, the big, me young athlete who could play position cn a fo 1 eleven and fin- ecialty a line hammer- pack. Jotton as more than an he carried away the distinction ! s, losing his temper., of being one of the quickest and keenest f the crowd by the legs, students who ever came out of the uni his head hammer versity and was thoroughly liked as a ed out the intruders in good fellow. The same was true of For- making a success In rest Fisher, who has an additional clafm to distinction in the fact that he worked brated character his way through coliege. Fisher cap- Rice, other tained the first Stanford team which io * the stout little to the University of California, and and 1 Ri; inford man—except *Ch e in his day. The Murphy—who kept up his play in the uni- originated are a yersal wreck. He finished out the last halt 1 injuries to lay up a non- . \CHADBORN .. abulary. It is re- with enou corded that he was beaten In a athletic man for a month. In this he had wit contest. anford men of the oider a precedert in Alexander Jeffs, the stolld, eration ariably smile when they quiet half-breed who used to play end on known as “Guiby” Dole, owing to his feat ball field in his fresl ye the Lotta Fountain at the recollec- the football team and catch for the base- of holding dcwn Guiberson, a Berkeley or four weeks before the int 1 encounter with one of San ball nine. Jeffs plaved out one game to player who outweighed him by seventy game, and finest. It was the evening a firish with a broken collarbone and his veins. The Indian showed in his tacl- ways knew it by a quiet, Indlan smile pounds. In a freshman football game. that, had th all victory and he was found caught the last two innings of a baseball turn disposition. Jeffs never spoke unless which used to make a crack in his dark Dole the second was with the First Call- longer, s at the historic land- ith @ split finger. He hailed from spoken to. When he was “getting up his face. Chester Thomas, who played next fornia Regiment in the Philippines and one of * sald the policeman; “don’t the North, and bas royal Indlan blood in nerve” for a hard play his opponent al- to him in the line, will be remembered in came back with tha athletic “steam” him, 1 first sergeant Thomas as usi- g curiosity of a crowd fon was tried, without always been the weakest_bran at Stapford, al- though there have been some good viduals. Charles Dole, nephe President of Hawall, was pro best all-round man on the cc ing taken third place in a n test. He has scored a ment in the v points in an intercolleg team r 1 Doles at Stanford are like the Woolseys cowboy at Berkeley—there has been one there, more advent . brother or sister, ever since the college started for an was opened. and all the men were ath- average lifetime. letes. It rums in the family, two of the accent and older brothers having been Cornell foot- tative of the ball and rowing men. Dole the second is puncher.” F Track athle he hav- nal con- f the studen the year following, when he had got the way of h#¥ college work, he came out and succeeded in running off an ver. At one of the last practice es Fickert's work seemed to be falling throwing st and he was placed on the second mark. “Here