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TIE With BELOIT
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field ahead-for the first touchdown of
the game. Merrill failed to kick an easy
goal, but five points were a good many
at that particular stage of the game
Tne Minnesota team has worked Won
ders since its game with Northwestern a.
week ago. The playing was stronger in
every way. Beloit was much stronger
than Northwestern. In fact, the Evans
ton aggregation were shut out three
weeks ago by the sturday Wisconsiners
In a II to game. Wisconsin proper NAV
not have such a walkaway after all next
Saturday. Then the final struggle Of the
season comes.
TWeet was great Improvement over
Mueller in the tackle position, and Cites
work was superior to that of Gray Cole
at quarter, with Glover, was the main
stay of the team yesterday. He gave
the signals after Scandrett retired with
Wrenched knee in the first half, and
with his $50 pounds outtackled everybody
on the field His playing was perfect
Evans and Hoyt did good work back of
the line.
For Beloit a colored midget named
Strothers, at right end, did phenomenal
work. Quarterback Allen and Half bac ok
Merrill were Beloits best men behind the
line. v-l .4a
GAME IN DETAIL.
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by kicking off to Bunge from the north
side Of the field. The wind was neutral
Bunge plowed up the field for ten yards
before he was sidetracked
Beloit had heard about the easy Mime
sofa line and started to pound. They were
not disappointed and line gains came fire.
quently. Smith finally was forced to
kick when the ball was In the middle Of
the lot. Dobie tried the right side, but
there
humping stone-wall line, Glover punteI.
Tweet gashed his head, and a doctor took
all the time allowed to plaster up the
wound.
Meyers was carried through Minnesota's
line for a good eight yards. Then Beloit
passed over five white marks on a fake
kick play. Minnesota looked easy and
was easy. The ball soon landed on Min
nesota's ten-yard line, and to make mat
tiers worse, was penalized for an off-side
play. Minnesota made a beautiful rally
and Glover punted the ball out of danger
Minnesota's ends were touched for some
good long gains-thirty-two yards in all
and In a jiffy the ball was on NIinneso-
ta's ten-yard line, where she got it on
downs. Capt. Scandrett had his men try
the line, and then signaled for a punt
a la Glover.
Beloit tried Scandretts end for no gain
and was forced to kick. Glover caught
the ball and with little Cole blocking
made twenty-yard run. Then there was
a short punt to Allen, who made ten
yards. Be!Oit tried the line three times
and were held with the ball near the mid
die of the field. Minnesota fumbled and
lest the ball.
Merrill couldn't gain through the line
but Strothers skated around the left end
for fifteen yards. Then Merrill made a
good gain around the right. The ball
was on the ten-yard line. Minnesota
held twice. Beloit tried a fake kick and
Merrill was tackled for a loss.
Glover punted to Allen, who wiggled
himself through the Minnesota players
for ten yards. Capt. Scandrett was in
jured, and Fosseen took his place at right
end. Beloit was soon forced to kick,
and Cole made a pretty thirty-yard run
Minnesota made the necessary five yards,
but was soon obliged to kick The half
ended with the pail in Beloit's hand near
the middle of the field.
SECOND HALF.
The second half started up at 4:22. Be
lott kicked off to Dobie, who gain d
twelve yards, and Hoyt was good 70.
seven more. Minnesota stock. was bull
ish. Then there was some lively puntinG
exchanges and Glover lost nothing by
this. He finally got the ball and made a
nice twenty-five yard gain. The ball was
on the thirty-five yard line, when he tried
a drop kick. 1t fell short.
Minnesota again secured the leather on
downs and rushed the ball to the twenty
yard mark. Hoyt went through left
tackle for five yards. Glover failed to
gain on a fake kick around right end.
The teams were In front of the goal posts
and Glover again tried q drop kick. 1t
was blocked and the ball bounded back
near the center of the field, a Minnesota
man on top of it. Glover punted, aid
Beloit was soon forced to do the same
thing. Otte was good for six yards and
Evans for four. A small procession was
started, but the ball was lost on a FUN
BILE. Beloit made fifteen yards in two
at the left side of the line. Hoyt
was injured, and Freeman went in.
Belon kicked to Cole, who made five
yards before he was nailed. Freeman
fumbled and Strothers fell on the ball.
Beloit had hard work in making five
yards, and then Minnesota got the ball
by stopping line plays. Glover punted
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