The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-20
CARLETON BOYS WON
MACALESTER WAS DEFEATED IN
THE GAME OF FOOTBALL
PLAYED YESTERDAY.
PRESBYTERiANS OUT OF FORM
HAD PRACTICALLY GIVEN UP
PRACTICE FOR THE SEASON
TWO WEEKS AGO.
THE GAME WAS = LIVELY ONE.
Robertson, the Full Bact> Of the Con-
grcgatIonnI Eleven, Easily Car
ried off All Honors.
PRESBYTERIANs OUT OF FORM
THE G4mE WAS \ LIVELY ONE

The small contingent of Carleton
footers that accompanied their football
eleven from the Mortified college to
Manchester yesterday had an opportu-
nifty to show the residents in the vicin-
ity of Manchester just how much noise
a parcel of delighted enthusiasts can
make, for the long-haired strangers
bested the Presbyterians to the tune
of - TO y.
The game was played on the Mac
alester field yesterday afternoon before
a large attendance and attracted con-
siderable interest, as the two teams
rank next to the university eleven in
point Of excellence. Cartoons victory
was without doubt due to the better
condition of her players, who appeared
to gain strength and wind as the game
progressed while the Manchester lads
tired after the first half and did not
play with their customary vim. This
can be partially accounted for by the
fact that Manchester had disbanded for
the season, not anticipating any fur
Their contests, and entered yesterdays
game after two weeks Of no training
or practice. Their team was also bad
ly crippled without Half Back Rooms,
who was obliged to keep out of the
game on account of an injury received
previously.
The game was called promptly at 2
o'clock and three minutes later Full
Back Oakley, of Manchester, scored the
first touchdown of the game and kick
ed goal. Score to in favor of Mac"
Carleton kicked the ball, which was
deftly taken in by Brown, Manchester,
who made pretty run of twenty-five
yards. This was followed by another
gain of twenty-five yards by Lands
borough of Manchester. Arthur Brush
forced his way through the dazed Car
letonians for the second touchdown,
making a total of two touchdOWns in
six minutes after the commencement
of the game. Goal was kicked, leaving
the score y to in favor of the Macal
eSters. Carleton then kicked the pig
skin from the center of the field to
SmitZ, who made a clever gain of thir
ty-fiVe yards for the PreSbyterians.
Mac" then lost the bah on a tumble
and the Carleton aggregation awoke to
the fact that they were not playing
football and after some hard runs
around left end made a touchdown,
but failed to kick goal. Score u to 4
in favor of Manchester With their first
touchdown the Carleton Kckers began
to make the dirt fly and after gains
by GOodhue. whose shaggy name seem
ed everywhere SanbOrn made pretty
opening for Robertson, who safely
planted the oval behind MacaleSter's
goal line amid the ecstatic shrieks of
the few Carleton admirers and the
mingled grOans and signs of the root
ers belonging to the opposite faction.
Capt. Donayan sent the ball flying over
the coveted goal posts and made the
score i to 10 in favor of Mac"
Immediately after the ball was again
put in play the inimitable Robertson
was sent around left end for another
touchdown, which was not allowed,
however, as one of the Manchester
players was fouled during the melee
and the ball was given to Manchester
on Cartoons thirty-yard line. But
Macalester's lack of training began to
manifest itself and the local boys were
unable to make the necessary gains
and lost the pigskin on four downs
With slam and a bang the long
haired lickers from Mortified went
at their adVersaries, and in shorter
time than it takes to write it the same
Robertson of previous mention tucked
the oval under his arm and finally put
it again behind the goal. Goal was
kicked and the score stood 16 to II in
favor of Carleton. Another foul was
claimed by Manchester. but was not al
lowed, and Capt. Baker will enter a
formal protest. There being no league
or any such organization under whose
regulations the two teams play, Ba-
ker's protest amounts to nothing. After
this it was an easy matter for Carleton
to score another touchdown before the
close of the game. Robertson, the hero
of the day. also made this touchdown
Little Capt. DonaVan kicked goal and
the final score was % to II in favor of
Carleton. After three lusty cheers and
a tiger for Manchester the Carletonians
left rejoicing, While the Presbyterians
slowly and sorroWfully wandered to
their respective homes.
Admission to the game was adVer-
tised at % cents but about one hun
dred male students from Hamline de-
cided to witness the contest without
any such expenditure A mounted
police officer upset their plans hastily
Kaighn, Of Hamline, and Doyle, of St Thorn
as acted AS the officials. The teams lined up
as follows:
Manchester Position Carleton.
Baker Wapt.). ........ Center ........ johnson
p Brush. Left Guard ......... Graham
Hughes. ........ Right Guard ......... Sanborn
A. Brush. Left Tackle ....... Toan, Orr
Jones. ......... Right Tackle ....... .Lundeen
Smitz ............ Left End. Tiffany Mccarthy
Tietem. ........... Right End ........... Stark
Brown. ........ Left Half Back 49,. .Goodhue
LandsbOfough. Right Half Back 49,. Creation
LutZ. ......... Quarter Back .Donavan Capt.
Oakley. ........... Full Back ....... Robertson
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