The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-19

ca over the Minnesota goal line and was
brought in twenty-five yards, where
knowlton took q free kick at it, Trott
made ten yards on the catch and the line
was bucked for short gains. Wisconsin
was playing f1ercely and by clever playing
and hard line hitting tactics rushed the
ball to Minnesota's vineyard line, where
it was captured on downs.
KnoWlton punted to Trott, who made a
fair catch. O'Dea had a splendid opor-
tunity and tried a place kick. 1t flew to
the left Of the posts and was, brought
out twenty-five yards, where Knowlton
took a free kick
Wisconsin tried the line for a few
small gains. Then did ODea recall his
drop kicking ability. Dobie broke through
and all but had the Australian IN his
clutches. O'Dea lodged cleverly and kick
ed The ball went square between the
posts. The score was to O.
Knowlton kicked off to Trott. Wiscon-
sin began to hammer the line. Driver
was hurt and Jolliffe went in. Then
O'Dea punted some fifty yards and the
ball was out of bounds. Knowlton kick
ed from the twenty-flve-yard line and Hy-
man made ten yards. Minnesota soon got
the ball on downs. Knowlton finally kick
ed to the middle Of the field. Trott FUN
bled and George Cole had the ball. Min
nesota could make nothing in two downs,
so Knowlton punted. The ball went out
side the line and was good for but ten
yards.
BY pounding the line and quarter
back kick Blair got the ball on Mime
sofas twenty-1ve-yard line. Minnesota
stopped the rushes here and O'Dea tried
for q seemingly easy drop kick, which
was failure. Knowlton had another
free kick from the twenty-five yard line.
Reinholtz was injured and Cameron went
in
O'Dea tried another drop but Dobie
broke through. O'Dea lodged and kicked
a "grounder' which went out Of bounds
on Minnesota's f1ve-yard-line. Here came
a mishap. Knowlton got the ball on
poor pass. He kicked as poorly as 1t had
been passed to the right and the ball
bounded into Minnesota's goal, where
O'Dea fell on 1t for a touchdown He
kicked out for try at goal to Trott and
then made It easily The score, Ii to 0.
Knowlton kicked off to Blair. Peele
was tackled five yards behind the line
and O'Dea punted forty-hve yards to
Knowlton. On a delayed pass Minnesota
made six yards, but was soon forced to
kick. The pass was a poor one and the
kick was blocked. The leather was Jug
gled for a moment. Then Hyman picked
1t up and with clear field trotted forty
yards to a touchdown. O'Dea kicked the
goal. Score, II to 0.
Knowlton kicked off to Trott, who made
a twenty-yard gain. Peele tried the right
side for five and the center for four
yards. Then Wisconsin tried a delayed
pass, but Minnesota had heard of the
trick before. O'Dea punted forty yards
to Knowlton and Wisconsin gained
ground on the exchange There was more
punting. O'Dea tried a couple of drop
kicks near the forty-yard line. The last
one fell short and went out of bounds five
yards from Minnesota's goal. The teams
lined up and Scandrett signaled for a
kick. 1t was blocked and Knowlton was
forced to touch the ball down behind his
own goal line. 1t was a safety. Score,
~ to O.
The remaining few moments were spent
in kicking and when the half ended at 4:42
the ball was near the center Of the field
In the hands Of Wisconsin