Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-11-01

| its view. A fair-sized crowd was out
The men lined up as follows:
Iowa. Positions. Wisconsin,
| Hayes .......l. e.,.... Sheldon
Pickle .....,l. t.,,..., Alexander
Allen .,........l. g.,....... Bunge
Iverson ,....,..c.. Comstock, Kuli
Leighton .,.....r. g.....,... Jacobs
Collins .......r. t..Pyre, Bozendahl
Gaunsalus, Mckinley +. e.,.... Major
Sawyer ........q. b.......,. Lyman
Sherman ....l. h.. Nelson, Cochems
Herrig ........,r. h............ karel
Keppler ......f. b....... Richards
Wisconsin kicked off and Keppler
for Iowa, made a good gain. Iowa
| tried the crss-cross but lost several
| yards. They then tried 4 kick and
lost over 20 yards. Sheldon made n
good tackle and the u. w. got the ball
on four downs. Karel made u run
around the left end for % yards and
scored a touchdown. Karel kicked Il
goal. Score go.
/ Iowa kicked the ball out of bounds
End Wisconsin got it on the % yard
line. After several kicks back and
| forth, Nelson made run of 40 yards,
and Alexander took the ball for sew
eral good gains. Bozeudahl took the
bali across the line; Karel kicked u
| goal; score, 1910.
Iowa got the ball on -four downs
soon after the kick off Keppler
Iowa, was slightly injured. Wiseon-
| sin got the ball on downs and moved
II rapidly down the field. Alexander
was repeatedly sent through with
gains for Wisconsin. Here the ball
was fumbled and Sheldon dropped on
1t like Il fash. Karel was then sent
around the end for t5-yard gain
At this stage of the game Bozendahl
was injured, but continued TO play
Karel, Nelson and Bozendahl made
short gains for Wisconsin. Alexan-
der went through the center for 10
/ yards and then Richards tried tO get
through but was stopped with slight
gain. Karel went around the end and
secured touchdown. Karel kicked
the goal Score 1870
Iowa again kicked off the bah and
Richards brought it back % yards
Karel and Nelson made slight gains.
4 Nc's9n wont around tlle end and,
guarded by Lyman, carried the leath-
er 80 yards down the field and Sc
cured a touchdown. Karel kicked the
goal Score "a to 0.
| Keppler for Iowa kicked the bali
nearly out of bounds. Richards
brought 1t back for 80 yards. Karel
then made gain of L. yards Nesoa
made 4 10-yard gain. Richards made
slight gain through the center, Alex
ander then carried the ball s yards
and Richards by successive and sue
cessful onslaughts through the center
gained : yards. The oval was then
passed 10 Karel who eluded the
Iowans and secured another touch
down. Karel kicked the goal Score
80 to @.
Bolzendahl retired and Pyre was sub
stitnted. Iowa put the ball in play.
Wisconsin sent Nelson through for
short gains. karcI took the ball =
yards. Nelson tried again and moved
| the ball towards Iowa's line but was
twice fepulscd with slight gains for
Wisconsin. Iowa's right end. Gun
salus. was Injured and Mckinley took
his place. Nelson. Karel, Alexander
and MalCr vert through lowa's ends
for repeated gains Richards went
through the visitors line like can
non ball. making 7-yard gain. Mel.
son and Pyre both moved the ball UP
into Iowa's ,erritory for 10 yards.
karel took the leather and made 4
touchdown. Karel failed 70 kick the
consin. StickDcy called time and the
first half was over. Time 30 minutes.
In the second half Kull took Com
stocks place In the center and Coch-
ems relieved Nelson whose injured
shoulder was beginning to trouble him.
Iowa kicked the ball and Karel
brought II back to the center Of the
field. BY a succession Of rapid plays
Wisconsin moved the ball down the
field by degrees. Then the ball was
passed to Karel who went down the
field in express time and secured an
other touchdown. Karel second
time failed to kick the goal. Score 3S
to o.
Il The visitors began to look hopeless,
but they never let up on their efforts
TO put up the best game they could
Keppler put the ball in play once
more Richards caught 1t and brought
1t back about midway in Wisconsln's
territory. Pyre moved it 10 yards far.
Their and Richards went through the
center for big gains. Karel then took
the leather and loped around the end
for 20-yard gain. The ball was then
J passed to Cochems who let 1t fall and
sheldon pounehed on II quicker than
} thought. Karel, Cochems, Alexander
and Iyre went through the ends for
!; successive gains The ball was then
within Iowa's five-yard line. Richards
was sent through the center twice for