St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-09
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The Football Championship Be-
longs to Minnesota.

The Football Championship Be-
longs to Minnesota.
Despite the cold weather, about 700
people turned out to see the great
championship game of football yester-
day afternoon. 1t was Il hard-fought
and closely contested game. When one
got touchdown and goal, the other
quickly followed suit, and thus all the
way through the honors, as far as points
went, were evenly divided until the
| last part Minnesota forged ahead SIX
points, and had the ball close to their
opponents goal when time was called.
1t was exciting from start to finish.
Northwestern has fairly good all
round team. They blocked we'll and
did some clever tackling, yet without
Noyes. the eXYale player. they would
not have been in it. He verify seemed
invincibe. He played magnificent
game. Almost all their gains were
made by his runs around the
ends and his rushes through holes
which were made in the center. lie
made touchdowns, kicked the goals.
and did all the other kicking Of the
game, of which there was more done on
both sides than usual. Minnesota. how
ever, does not depend on one man,
though they nave those they could rely
on, but with them it is the team work
that tells. Patterson and Burbank made
some long runs around the ends, while
the tackiing of Dalrymple and l1eary
was exceptionally fine. Harding also
seemed several times to carry the whole
opposing team along with him. Mime
sofa lined up much quicker and got the
bail in play sooner than their opponents,
and the quicker they were the more
they seemed to gain. In reference to
the referee. an Evanston man, it ought
to be said that he was very partial TO
the Chicago team, and on several occa-
SionS he was loudly Missed by The crowd.
Minnesota had the ball to begin. but
lost it on the fourth down. NoyeS, for
Evanston, makes gain. but rumble
gives the "U' boys the ball again.
Harding makes good gain and Teary
goes through the center for several more
yards, but the ball is fumbled, rolls
pack, and Folwell is forced 10 KICK,
making a good long one. Evanston IS
forced 10 kick Oh third down, and the
bail is again Minne5ota'S. by center
rushes it is forced down 10 the twenty
five yard line. where it is lost. Chicago
now ruSheS the Uall steadily toward
their opponents goal, but lose 1T about
the center. Patterson makes a gain
around the end of ten yards, Teafy
does the same, which is followed by the
Y rush. The referee here MAKES rul-
ing against Minnesota, and Chicago gets
the ball, but they at once lose it through
a tumble. Patterson gains ten yards;
ter, the V is worked and Pat
terson makes touch-d9wn. "Pilly"
kicks goal. Score to s, and the
Minnesota people wild. 1hirty-tive OF
the torty-five minutes were up. Chi
cago has the ball but loses it at the
twenty hVe-yard line. Leary then made
a fine run of thirty yards, but they lost
the ball aG the tWenty-yard line, close to
goal The ball is lost and gained finally.
Chicago gets it at the center. Men are
sent through center, and ball pushed
down. Kenicott makes touchdown
and NOyeS kicked goal. Ball is close to
Chicago goel when time is called. In
the second half Minnesota lost ball
within three feet OF a touchdown. They
gain il, however, again, and by rushes
send Patterson one line. ''PAly" kicks
goal, and score is II to &. NoyeS makes
Il run OF twenty-five yards, center
rushes carry ball steadily down.
and NoyeS makes run of fif-
teen yards and touchdown, and
then kicks goal. Score II to II
This touchdown Was made Ill HVe min
utes. They again line up, Burbank is
chOked, and this foul gives twenty-five
yards to Minnesota III few minutes.
Patty" makes another touchdown and
the goal is kicked. Score, Is 10 II. i'll
favor of "U." Noyes makes magnlfi-
cent run OF thirty yards, but time is
called with the ball III MlnneS0ta'S
hands.
The game was played under protest,
as Noyes said he did not know the
ground was fifty feet short. President
Dever, OF Minnesota, says, however,
that he wrote TO the Evanston manager
i'll regard TO this, and that there is no
danger OF the game being played again.
This victory means Cornell, of New
York, after Thanksgiving i'll Mime
apolis. The teams line up as follows:
Eyanston-CenteI, Pierce; left guard,
Loring; right guard, McCluskey; left
tackle, Vanduzer; right tackle, Culver;
lett end, Oberne; right end, Oates;
quarterback, Griffith; NoyeS, captain
ana right half back, and Kennlcott, left
half back; Sheppard, full back: Sub
StltuteS: Clark, StebbinS, Deerlng,
Wilkinson and Young.
Nllnnesota-Center, Madigan; right
guard, Harding; lett guard, Larson;
right tackle, Skies; left tackle, Larson;
right end, Bisban; left end, Dalrymple;
quarter back, PIIlSDury; half backs,
Leary and Paterson; full back, Folwell.
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