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The next touchdown was also IN
quick order. Loomis returned the
kickoff, Carleton fumbling in catch
ing the ball Scandrett was on hand
to fall on the ball at the forty-f five
yard line. Scandrett lost five yards
trying to go around the end, but Evans
made it up. Nicoulin repeated it, and
Smith doubled, while ingalls, smashed
through the opposite side for six. Nell
son could not be downed for less than
fifteen yards, and Evans made eight
and a touchdown. Harrison kicked
this goal. Score, % to 0.
One more touchdown was made this
half Donovan kicked to Evans, who
Travelled twenty yards before being
downed. A few short gains of about
five yards and the ball went to Carrie
ton on offside play. Tiffany made six
yards, and on the next a tumble re-
suited with LOOMS on the ball. Babe"
then kicked to the fve-yard line, with
nobody there except Harrison and
Scandrett. LOOMS did not try very
hard to put them on side, so Carleton
finally got the ball. They could not
gain, so the ball changed hands. Loom
is tried center for five and Scandrett
made the first touchdown of his foot
ball career upon the university team
by going five yards and over Harri-
son was able to kick goal Score, IS
to O.
An exchange of kicks and some hard
gains We're all that was done before
time was called Score, 20 to 0.
SECOND HALF.
The second half saw Winkjer in for
Smith, Carpenter in for Nelson, La
Fans in for Reynolds and Shepley in
for Scandrett. The combination proved
just as fast. LOOMS kicked eff and
Don X
twelve, La Fans ten, Cole twenty yards
and Carpenter went over for touch
down. Harrison failed on the goal.
Score 81 to 0.
Two exchanges OF kicks and on the
last LOOMS put Cole on side and the
little quarter got the ball ingalls,
then made a plunge for four yards,
NicOulin one for eleven and Cole went
over on four-yard jump. Harrison
again missed the goal. Score SO to O..
LOOMS did not. return the kickoff,
but covered thfrtyfive yards on hard
run. Carpenter made a ten-yard gain
and LOOMS kicked out of bounds,
Shepley getting the ball. Evans made
ten yards and then LOOMS made three
trials for a total Of fourteen yards and
a touchdown. Harrison was good for
the goal Score ~ to 0.
The next touchdown was not made
by Minnesota. They fell down here
and little streak of Mortified
mOIeskfns flashed passed most of the
varsity team before they knew what
had happened The Kickoff was re-
turned by Harrison. Carleton made a
couple of gains and was given ten
yards for off-side play by Minnesota.
The ball was on Minnesota's thirty
f1ve-yard line and it was only neces-
sary to hold the Carleton boys down
before starting the procession towards
the Mortified goal. Goodhue, a little
fellow, however, spoiled their plans He
was given the ball and started toward
left end. Harrison was there, but was
too far in, or at least Mr.. Goodhue was
out side. He went past Capt. Jack
like a flash, escaped Coles clutches
and LOOMS could not get him. All
this time Goodhue was rapidly nearing
! the Minnesota goal. Finlayson then
thought he must take a hand in the
! proceedings and made a quick run for
! the Carleton man, but Capt Donovo1l
was there also and very incOnVenlent-
" got in Firms way, while Goodhue
made glad the hearts of the little
| Carleton contingent by crossing the
line. Donovon kicked a pretty goal
and the Carleton score was six points.
The rest of the play was a series of
frmbles short gains and kicks until
Minnesota got the ball on Cartoons
thirty -five-yard line. Nicoulin covered
half the distance and Harrison the
rest for a touchdown. Harrison kicked
out to LOOMS and then he kicked a
goal Score 48 to 6.
The rest of the game was: short, only
about minute and ended with the
ball on Cartoons forty-yard line, ana
the score 4S to 6. '---sa
! The lineup was as follows: -
I Minnesota Position. Carleton.
Finlayson ....C............... Johnson
| INGALLS, ..............R. G........... sannborn
smith, Winkjer. Il. G........-.... Graham
Nicoulin ..........R. T............ Lunoeen
| REYNOLDS, La Fans. L. T................ roam
Scandrett, Shepley. r.. E.. ............ Ilfahy
Harrison, captain. L. E. Stark, McCartny
Cole ...............Q.. Donovan, capt; Orr
Nelson Carpenter. R. H Liberation, Robertson
Evans Atle. L. H........... Goodhue
+! Loomis .......... F. Robertson, Hitchcock
Halves % and 20 minutes; teuchdoWns,
! REYNOLDS, Smith Nelson Evans, Scandrett,
Carpener, Cole, LOOMS, Harrison. Goodnue,
goals. Harrison 6, Donovan; umpire, van
Camper; referee Heffelfnger; timekeepers'
Wills and Wood; linesmen Colwell and NC
Carthy.
CIPHERS FOR BOTH.
Northern Paciics and the West Sti-