The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-26
NORTHWESTERN SHOWED UNDER
AT CHICAGO BY A SCORE OF
% TO o.
GAME WAS PLAYED IN RAIN.
sHEPHERD FIELD CROWDED IN
SPITE OF THE VERY INCLEM-
ENT WEATHER.
EHE CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE WEST.
Madison Preparing TO Celebrate the
HonOrs Won on the GridirOn
This Year.

additional Football News on Seventh Page)
EVANSTON, Ill. Nov. 25.-In driz-
zling rain that began before the end of
the first half and before the largest
crowd that ever assembled on Shepherd
field. the football team representing
the University of Wisconsin defeated
the Northwestern university team by
the decisive score of - to 0. Neither
the famous Pennsylvania guard back"
play. which DR.. knipe had been 50
Carefully teaching Northwestern for
the past week. nor HOLSTERS tandem
tackle. that Beloit used with such ef-
feet in their game against Wisconsin,
was potent against EiscOnsin's stone
wall line. Northwestern played their
best game in the first half Once Wis
consin had the ball or thcir three-yard
line on first down. but Northwestern
held beautifully. and Wisconsin could
not make the necessary three yards 10
L touchdown. The ball went to North
western on downs, sloane Immediately
bunting it out of danger.
The fighting during the entire game
was in Northwestern territory, and
Wisc0usin's goal was never for a mo-
nent in danger When Wisconsin had
the balI-which was NEST Of the time
Peele, Cochems and Forrest were sent
through the line for gains Of from
three to ten yards Cochems especial
" distinguished himself by his line
bucking. For Northwestern, Jackson,
Libberton Perry and Sloane played the
best offensive game, and Dietz and
7rfet,. n 2 han GGfy
at defensive work Perry did not play
his usual strong defensive game, Co
chems made two touchdowns after
twenty ive-yard runs around Perry s
end.
E O'Dea did comparat lively little kick
1ng. but greatly outpunted Sloane.
O'Dea tried two drop kicks from the
field. one from the twenty yard line
and one from the twenty-five-yard
line, but missed both. Capt. Hunter
won the toss and chose the east goal,
giving Wisconsin the ball.
TEAMS LINED UP.
It was 11:45 when the teams lined up
for the first kickoff, and O'Dea planted
his famous right foot against the pig
skin which went sailing away thirty
Capt Hunter, who ran fifteen yards
before he was dOWned. On the first
lineup Sloane made four yards
through tackle; Jackson one yard in
the same place and it was first down.
In the next three downs, however, the
Northwestern failed to gain and sloane
was compelled to punt. He fumbled,
but recovered and punted ten yards out
of bounds. The ball was carried to the
center Of the field, and Peele made five
yards through Andrews. Northwestern
was off side and Wisconsin was given
ten Yards. Cochems and Peele made
slight gains, BIT Northwestern held for
four downs. Hunter was tackled by Co
ohems for a loss of five yards. Jackson
made two and Sloane punted twenty
five yards. COchemS made Eve yards,
PeeIe five COchems five, but he was
called back and Wisconsin given ten
yards for offside playing. Peele made
three Yards, COchems five and three,
PeeIe one and Cochem one more, but
Northwestern held for downs. Libber-
ton was given the ball, but fumbled
and Anderson fell on it. Holmes made
one ward, Peele three, RiOrdan no gain.
Ccctems went fifteen yards around the
right end to Northwestern vineyard
line. and he was pushed over on the
next lineup. Gregg kicked an easy
goal Score, Wisconsin s, Northwest
ern U.
Hunter kicked to O'Dea, who return
ed the kick to Sloane Sloane lodged
Dean and made twenty-five yards be-
fore he was downed. Jackson made
two yards, Sloane ore, Libberton three,
Sloane one, Jackson one, but Wiscon-
sin got the ball on downs. O'Dea kicked
to Northwestern twenty yard
line. Jackson got the ball, but was
downed by Dean with no gain. Sloane
made one yard and Wisconsin held for
downs PeeIe made two yards, Forrest
two. Cochems three, Gregg twenty on
a double pass and Peele two. DietZ
broke through and tackled Cochems for
a loss O'Dea tried a drop kick, but
missed.
DEFENSIVE GAME.
The ball was carried to the twenty
five-yard line and kicked by Hunter.