St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-15
GRINNELL is DONE Up.
University Of Minnesota Foot
ballists Do Up the Iowans
Handily.
An Early Big Lead Which the
Hawkeyes Could Not Over
come.
Company | Proves Too Much
for Company E at Indoor
Base Ball.
Probability That the League
and American Association
Will Come to Terms.

The man who regulates the weather
evidently had his weather eye" fast
sned Oil yesterday for some time. and it
has been limited that he is a crank on
toltball. Under these two fortunate
eircum tanceS the football match 10 de-
eide the championship between the
University of Minnesota and Grinnell,
To-, was played in one Of the most per-
feet of fall days. The atmosphere was
as invigorating as tonic; Just cool
enough to make exercise enjoyable, and
Old Sol smiled on the players in de-
cidedly pleasant mood.
1t was great game, one Of the best
seen in Minneapolis in years, but the
players from the state of prohibition
and original packages were like the
man driving the hearse-they were not
in it until the last half. Fully 600 peO-
pie watched the game with keen delight.
and the feature plays called for an eX-
hibitlOn of lung powers that would cause
COmanche Indian to leave his tepee
and his WarWhoOp behind, and become
IOnenity on a metropolitan police force.
ST. Paul was well represented, and not
a few friends of the GrinneIl boys were
present. Tie game, which WAS to de
eide the tie played at Grinnell last week,
was all through exciting, but the Min
neSota kickerS had scOted 16 before their
opponents HAD place on the tab. The
final score was % to II in favor of the
University of Minnesota team.
The University boys were out to win.
and in the beginning Of the first half
Flanagan scored the first touchdown,
PillSbury following with second and
Leary making a third. Hale kicked
two out of three goals. bringing the
score up to l6 in favor of the University.
In the second half Grinnell scored a
touchdown in less than a minute, Pat
erson, of the University, scoring an
other touch down, Hale kicking to goal
and bringing the score up to % to in
favor of the home players. The Grin
mel boys followed this up with touch
down ard kick to goal, scoring 10. In
the last touchdown 10y Grinnell, Cow
den, left tackle, made a brilliant play.
catching the ball at GrinnelPS lines and
running the entire length of the field.
getting clear of the jam with safety and
scoring.
In the play the University half backs,
Patterson and Leary, did some excellent
work. and the rushing of the team be-
ing exceptionally good. The University
boys displayed tactics superior TO those
or their opponents III every particular.
Their wedge was particularly effective.
The Grinnell team played well. but
their interference is not as good as the
Minnesota boys. The only accident
marring the game was received i'll the
second half by Hunt, of the Grinnel's.
who was playing right guard. He was
only slightly injured, disabling him.
however, Darby being substituted for
the balance of The game. In their rec
ent match with Grinnell, which resulted
in tie, the University team had oc-
casion to be forewarned, and i'll their de-
sire to be fOrearmed for yesterdays
game they applied themselves diligently
to practice, the result of the match be-
ing due largely to their untiring efforts
in practice. The teams lined up as fol-