The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-30
HAMLINE U WINS
In the Game With the Central
High.


High.
Hamline university and St. Paul High school
played a football game on the campus yes
terday afternoon, resulting in a score Of IA
TO 0 in favor of the college boys. The game
was marked by decent playing and no slug
ging. Some of the high school boys were
hurt during the game, but not seriously.
AFTER, who played left end for the college,
was badly hurt the latter part Of the game.
Martin and Terry made some splendid tackles
for the Z, while Rogers and Mcdonald played
star game for the Highs. The halves were
thirty minutes long, but owing to darkness,
the last half was called just after Drill made
a touchdown
In the first half the Highs kicked the pig
skin to Martin, who carried it for twenty
five yards. Hills helped for five yards. and
made three and then Martin passed the ball
to Drill who carried it over for touchdown
Very failed goal. Score, to in favor
of Hamline.
Drill kicked for the Highs. Terry caught
the pigskin and carried it for twenty yards.
Right here somebody made tumble and
the ball was carried back ten yards. Capt.
Terry always gave the ball to Drill when he
knew gain had to be made. So giving the
signal Drill carried the ball sixteen yards,
thus saving the ball by one yard. Terry
yards. Drill and Hills each made four, and
AFTER, taking the ball, made fifteen yards
around left end. Tucker made a quick run
around right, but was tackled by Iiggett.
Tucker, again taking the ball, made i've
yards around right end, and then Terry
made a quick run through center and fell
with the ball just over the line Terry
kicked goal. Score, 10 to 0 in favor OF Ham
line.
Highs kicked the ball to Coleman, who
carried the pigskin to the ffty-yard line.
AFTER and Tucker made ten yards between
them, and then Terry, running through cen
ter was tackled by Rogers. When the play
ers stood up it was found Rogers was badly
hurt. However, they played ball in five min
utes AFTER ran around the left end for
twenty-five yards and was running for his
goal when Mcdonald, making a great sprint,
caught him on the high schools twenty-yard
line. Coleman ran around right end for five
yards but the ball went TO the Highs on
account of an off-side play.
Liggett took the ball for two yards, and
then O'Brien, of St. Anthony Park, made
beautiful run around left end for twenty-five
yards. Rogers and Liggett carried the ball
five yards each, and then the t1mekeeper
yelled twenty seconds. As the Highs We're
make a kick but was blocked by Jones.
In the second half Terry kicked the ball to
Liggett. and he carried it seventeen yards.
HasenwinkIe made a tumble and the ball
was Hamline's. But the Highs, taking
brace got the ball on four downs. O'Brien
and Liggett each made three yards, put as
it was getting dark, they lost the ball on
another tumble. Collect and Hills each
made great gains and then AFTER taking the
ball passed it to Drill, and, by means of this
criss-cross play, Drill ran around right end
without any opposition and made a touch
down. Terry failed on goal, thus making
the score "A to in favor of Hamline.
Capt. Rogers, thinking the Highs had
enough asked to have time called in the
middle of the half Terry made no kick,
and so the umpire called time.
The teams lined up as follows: