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nesota played her strong combinations
too much In the early part of the game.
Everts Wrenn, the Harvard player, who
came up from Chicago to referee theEcon-s
test, thought MINNESOTA to be the weaker
team. He also cHtEcised Minnesota afor
not using her raeR4n1lback GLOVER more.
Minnesota could FFXS< punted to advan-
tage many tirIes;s al skred out the North
western men, whofAsss out fullbacked.
The Northweste kAAsn5ayers were layed
out several times s3NHsng the game but
not one retired. Fafl4EnneSota Otte took
Mueller's place SE&zght tackle, and
Cameron Hoyts a4skaght half when the
second half was WesKSeaten into. ~
GAME MbETA1L -
Northwestern woH fhe toss and took the
ball. Minnesota selected the south goal,
with a breath Of Wind to their backs
Machesney dug his foot into the end OF
the oval at 3!N, ana the game was. on
Rogers, whose visiSn was hampered by
bandages and dressing, fumbled thereafter,
but recovered anf covered two chalk
marks Freeman made fve-yard shot
through the line, and Tiff was good for
ten. Aune made good impression on
the line, and Minnesota looked like a
winner but the ball on the next play
was lost on an offside, near the middle of
the field. y -, q -,
Northwestern found q pile of stone In
the line, and was forced tospunt. ssGlover
kicked finely, and Dobie brought
Wheeieck down with thud Then
Northwestern bucked the line and found
a weak spot. Hunter, who broke an
ankle early in the season, was hurt in
the scrimmage, and limped perceptibly
during the rest of the game. Minnesota
got the ball for holding, and after Free
man had made small gain through left
tackle Glover pupted forty yards. Pinneo
FINN lad fha "a all
The thirty hveSyard line had been reach
ed, but Freeman was tackled behind his
line, and the visitors soon had the ball.
Northwestern began tandem plays, but
the ball was fumbled and Mueller fell on
it. -Gray@and IIoyt divided six yards be-
tween them, and Glover attempted to
kick a goal from the field, which failed.
It was a short kick, and HQyt dropped on
the ball, but Minnesota had been offside
and the ball went to Northwestern.
Northwestern tried the right side and
Freeman tackled finely. They made the
necessary five yards, however, and
Machesney soon punted Glover caught
the ball, but was thrown to the ground.
He punted, and 1t was, Northwestern's
ball near the center Of the field. Then
Northwestern drove their tandem through
till the thirty-yard chalk was reached.
Wheelock was the head horse and he
took the bit in his teeth, till Minnesotas
f1fteen-yarde line was reached. Then the
purple boys were penalized, and Mime
sofa was given the leather for stunt.
There was watt while Deitz was being
repaired by a. ubiquitous Senegambian,
who carried the Visitors can of life re-
storer through the thckest of the fray.
Glover kicked the ball out Of the tick
lish position, and when the half ended, at
o'clock, the bail was on Minnesota's
+ forty-five yard line in the hands of the
doughty Evanstonfans9
SECOND HALF.
After ten minutes of rest In the gym
nasiun, the twenty-five men trotted out
again.. with their coaches bringing up
the rear Minnesota taking the goal I'M
der the shadow of her own training quar-
tiers. Glover kicked off at Alb, and, after
couple of line bucks, Little came around
left end for. fifteen yards. Maehesney
punted thirty yards, Rogers fumbled and
Freeman fell on the BAIL They bucked
the line for six yards and then the ball
was lost Northwestern hit the. line
hard and the Minnesota goal was al
ready IN danger when somebody got off,
side and the ball was ten yards nearer
the big stone :gytnraSiun3o Wheelock car
ried. the ball over fos, the first touchdown,
and Hunter kicked the goal, The score
clover Kicked or to Hanter, who got
fifteen yards to- sfhs credit, and Maches-
ney punted nicely to- Glover, who. ran out
of bounds He was soon forced to kick,
and Northwestern began to open up great
holes in Mlnpesota's line.
Glover kicked off to Hunter, who was
downed by Dobfe: Northwestern started
on vSthePsdotl to! hammer sthes Minnesota
tackles and didsit tosa nioety..i. Wheelock.
bent to the ground, made eighteen yards
between Gray and Dobie, and Elliot made
a thirty-yard run around right end. Min
| nesota rallied 'nobly, but Wheelock car
| Red the 7ballH through to q touchdown.
Huntgrsfailed to kick the goal and the
seereswass IL. to % III r.. s5nyoY iae7,t ,dt
Glover kicked off to Wheelook, who
sifted himself through the Minnesota
players for twenty yards. Machesney
kicked to Glover, who gained eight yards.
The teams lined up znear the middle Of
the field and Minnesota had to work for
fve-yard stretch Northwestern final
ly got, the ball on downs and COM
menced -bumping tactics. Ward was
Knocked out for moment and then Ma
chesney punted to Rogers, who made a
short gain. The ball was lost twenty
yards from Minnesota's goal. Elliott
brought it ten yards nearer to a touch
down. Minnesota made beautiful stand
and got the ball on her ffve-yard line on
4no UIYsSId eqa pound IeAoID 'suMop
of danger Northwestern started cata-
putting again with fine success, but Min
nesota got the ball on an offside play.
Glover punted to Hunter and Machesney
did the same, Glover returning 1t. 1t
was an even exchange. Northwestern
bueked, the line for couple Of downs
and then Dobie blocked Machesney's
punt. Cameron dashed off with the ball
for thirty yards. and after two attempts
at the line Glover made beautiful place
kick and Minnesota got her first score,
and it now stood II to s. The. teams
returned to the middle of the field and
time was called. The lineup was as
follows - 81 '"4
Northwestern Position. Minnesota.
Maohesney ....:. r? 4Es......... Fosseen
little ............ Rot ss...... Mueller, Otte
Dierz. ............ Re G................ Tiff
LAWYER ...........:e C3f............... Page
Blunt ..............L. G..,............. Aune
Egeley ............ L. F................ Gray
Elliott ............E. E............... Dobie
Wheeiock H..... nose.S'H I9yf
pinned .:..:::F B..... Glover
Touchdowns, Wheelock, 2; goal from
field, Clover goal from touchdown,
| Hunter; time Of game, 1:3O; umpire,
Everts Wrenn; referee, ALT. Pillsbury.
Burlington Pushing Westward.
| Thomas H Brown, right of way agent
| of the Burlington In South Dakota, gives
| ont the statement that he line is pushing