The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-04

Price kicked to LOOMS, who made
thirty yards, and then Minnesota lost
the ball for passing forward. Anderson
made three yards, and Minnesota got
the ball on downs She could make no
gains however, and LOOMS kick was
blocked by the Carlton men, The Carl
ton backs went into the line for short
gains, and then Anderson made fifteen
yards on a fake kick Harrison here
obtained the ball on a tumble. and
Minnesota got ten yards for an off
side play by Carlton Loomis kicked to
Cartons fortyfive-yard line The Carl
ton backs banged and hunted the line
Tor TWO and three-yard gains, and then
minnesota got the ball on pass for
ward. }. LOOMS lost three yards nv
running back, Bagley could make onlv
three forward, and then Harry Loomis
was compelled to kick. For tho sac-
ond time Carlton broke thro,lpb ord
blocked the ball, resulting in q tvar+v
yard loss for Minnesota. Loonois triad
IL again with success, sending the ball
~ Carltons twenty-five yard line
Where Z. Walker fell on it. Clint tried
the left end for five yards, and an off
sue play by Carlton brought the hail
ten yards nearer to the goal The ,ov+
play showed some inteIligenca an ~
part Of the Minnesota men WINS
aIker, under the interferanca op
Iuo' Woodwork carried the hall orer
the line after fifteen-yard run Harr1-
Looms could do no better than Harri
son on goals, and the score stood Q-o
"oouWorth got the kickoff and ran
zen yaros, put fumbled the ball. which
zen INTO Cartons hands. Robertson
.lfeu the right end for four wards
out tumble stopped the gains H.
rlson got the ball. Minnesota could
not make long gains and kicl,od ~
" 'ne ten-yard line, where he
o@ '"cAleu py Clint Walker. Carlton
lil@oe stralght gains through the center
iN ~ vary the order sent Anderson
drouIio harrlson's end for eight vor7e
i@ioihs made up his mind that If ,,,1s+
sup ana broke through a coun1a -
C,lIes' ana Minnesota got the bail The
carton lines now melted bofo,,o
Ierce onslaught of LOOMS Tiega,, 49,
r1arulhg, and the latter carried Tho 11a,1
over Again Harrison missed ~ 80 Se'--
goal. Score 12-O. easy
Fr!ce took big part Of tba ,+
UeeuIngs. After the kick off 10Y W.
H +tuilneq TO Price and then tba HE
~ 49, iton Iuil-b back took dive thrnI,G17
So So taGkle and end, getting ava -
rom CIlnt Walker, dodead ICY
Looms, went by his youneer ho oach
ana with clear field never sto UcIleI
until he had planted the hail hetp ppea
me posts. And then Minnesota ast,od
now it had happened. Price bo dSA t
tiouple in kicking goal and Car1toT b. no
SIN points to her credit. The baIF 80, u
rlght here. Score, 1875. u
minnesota kicked off the Second 1,,e
70 Fennlman, who made twelve vards
%a, tackled by Willis Walker. The
carton backs bucked the line for
steady gains and Finn tried his ola
trick of taking the ball away and n,eL III
ing a touchdown. The umnire so,d
Nit, and then Price pUnted r.
Looms. He ran hard for 20 wards ana
was downed at Cartons 3O-yard Inc
Carlton got the ball on tumble and
Price tried a kick after no gains
through the line. Finn got in the wa,
however, and dropped the bali, Prra
again kicked and Woodwork brought
it back 10 yards. Then followed a SER
les OF plays Of no credit to the varsity
team, there being many fumbles and ~
one time Carlton pushed the team haclr
for 40 yards. Carlton not being ahIa
to make gains, was compelled to kick