The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-10
SKI-U-uAH ASLEEP
CARLETON TEMPORARILY PAR
ALYZED THE AGGREGATION
FROM THE BIG U.
SCORED WITH GREAT EASE,
GOODEUl GOING THE LENGTH OF
THE GRIDIRoN FOR a
TOUCHDOWN.
BUT LAuRELs ARE WITH THE U
They Pile Up "a Score OF Forty-eigh1
Against the NcrthsieId
Boys.

The university football aggregation
held it's annual picnic with Carleton
yesterday afternoon at Athletic park
and kept the country boys busy to the
extent of 48 to 6. 1t was the same Old
story. however, Carleton managed to
dodge a shut-out in the very wind-up
of the game. With startling rapidly
. the Iong-haired men from the U piled
I'D goals and touch-downs until the
score was AZ to 0. Then with glori-
Gus so to score in sight they slumped
and watched Carleton'S doughty little
left half run across a clean Held Tor
a sensational touchdown, with men
like Nelson, Finlayson, Harrison, Cole
and Loonlis looking on in a trance. SO
Carleton went home with joy in all
hearts. while the university cohorts,
though rejoicing in the work OF the
team, felt the bitter disappointment OF
having failed to score a shut-out
AGAINST the Carleton boys. Hundreds of
dollars changed hands on that one lit
tie funk by the Minnesota braves, as
the opinion was general that Ski-u-
Nah would whiteWash the lightweight
aggregation from NOrthfield.
1t was not a great contest, Of course.
But it was a very nice little game of
football 1t was a splendid game for
g. starter, and gave the local rooters
splendid opportunity to size up their
favorites. The result of this critical
investigation was indeed most hearten-
ing. The general verdict, after yester-
days game, will be that Capt. Harri-
sons men are great football players
and evidently a strong factor in the
70, NnctpT1- cha n1niGnShlD.
The Carleton boys played stiff de-
fensive game, and though greatly out
classed they proved themselves to be
men of mettle The work of Capt.
Donovan. of Stark, and of Goodhue
was very fine Goodhue was the little
bow that did the sensational 35-yard
run that scored a touchdown for
Carleton He ploughed his way across
the field like a creased pig at Fourth
of July celebration. The locals were
sadly off at that particular moment,
when they should have had their wits
about them. Instead of turning Good-
hue in when he had his good start.
they tried to run him down and tackle
him, and he got away from them all.
It was a perfect day for the game, and
there was a very good crowd OF root
! ers out who cheered the team on with
! several free-foral ski Man
shouts. The work of the locals was
very pleasing to the critical portion OF
the audience, and the enthusiasm was
aroused to such a pitch that IT VIII
not die out before the next game. The
Carleton team was cheered on bya lit
tle4 handful of the faithful The visit.
ors had only words of praise for the
local team and gave three rouslng
cheers for the university at the conclu-
sion of the game The game was free
from accidents, and not single ols-
agreeable feature marred the pleasure
of the occasion.
FIRST HALF.
If took five minutes for the universe
+v to make their first touchdown Don
oyan kicked off to Cole, who made ten
wards. Nicoulin and Reynolds We're
good for ten and five apiece, and then
Nelson went around left end for
twenty wards. A few short gains ana
a ten-yard run by Harrison TOOK the
ball to Cartoons thirty -1ve-yard line.
An off-side play gave the ball to carrie
tom but they Immediately lost 1t on
downs REYNOLDS was good for twelve
wards and with short gains by Loom
is. Smith and Nicoulin, the ball was
carried to the vineyard line. Reynolds
carried it over Harrison kicked goal
Score, 6 to 0.
Cole caught the kickoff, making i've
wards. Evans and Nelson made ten,
and then ingalls, raised yell from
the crowd by a twenty-five-yard gain
through center. Off-side play gave the
ball to Carleton. Toan and Stark
made several good gains, when FUN
BILE was costly, as Nelson fell on the
ball. LOOMS kicked to twenty-five
yard line, Harrison getting the ball.
Creation, Cartoons plucky left half,
then went out, and Mccarthy took his
place Minnesota got the ball on downs
and Harrison opened up with twelve
yard gain around right end Rey-
nolds made two and Nelson three.
Then Smith was given the ball at the
twelve yard line, and he carried it
over for the second touchdown. Har-
rison kicked another goal. Score, II
to O.
The next touchdown was done in
short order, and in less time than it
takes to tell it. Only four men carried
the ball, but they went so far each
time that it was good for a touch
down. Evans opened up with a forty
yard run, followed by fifteen by Nicou-
lin and fifteen by Harrison. Nelson
found a hole, and, after crossing two
of the bars, crossed the line Harri-
son missed the goal Score 16 TO o.