The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-06

splehuld run OF twenty-five yards with
out any interference to aid him Mime
sofa bucked the center line five times for
repeated gains. La Fans tried center and
was held; Aune went five yards through
center, and Rogers skirted right end for
five. Aune took it through the line
again for five, and Rogers made a slight
gain through right tackle. Aune plunged
through the line again and knowlton took
the bali over lie line for the first touch
down, in just seven minutes after pIav
started. Knowlton kicked goal. Score
6 to o.
Bothne kicked off forty yards to Waist.
who gained ten on the run. Aune tried
center twice and was held but tried it
twice again and went through, followed
by Rogers, who twice went through CEN
ter Mueller was twice sent around left
Tor small gains, and Alien made thirty
yards on splendid run around right. La
rams and Knowiton tried the ends for
small gains, and Aune hit center hard.
Dut was held. La Fans plunged over
center and brought the ball close to goal.
"lthln three yards of goal Minnesota
was held on downs and lost the ball Chi
cago kicked the ball straight I'D. but eot
the ball again and kicked a second time
for forty yards, Dobie bringing the bali
back fifteen
Rogers made two nice gains through
the right side of the line, and revolving
wedge put Aune through left for twentv
YARDS Allen went right through center
Tor hVe, LIE Fans made five more against
the left side, Allen tried the line again
but Lockwood stopped him beautifully.
Within thirty yards of the goal Knowlton
tried for place kick, but the ball went
wide by fifteen feet. Again Chicago
kicked high, and Page got the ball. fall
ing on it after he had fumbled. Aune.
tnrough center, and Allen through
tackles, made gains. Allen made a fine
nIteen-yard run around Sawtelle's end;
hnoWlton went through center ana
brought the ball within five ward, of
goal. The 2. and S. players fought ierce-
~ and held the varsity on two downs
then zee went through for the second
Score, Il to O.
Five minutes and eight seconds of the
nrst half remained, and Minnesota tried
hard to make a third touchdown. Rotbne
klehed forty yards. LIE Fans fumbled and
DoDle made fine grab for the BAH,
pfcKed 1t up and tore down the field for
twenty-five yards. Allen went around
LETT end for five, Fee made ten through
le1t END, Mueller was held at center.
Auue plunged through center for five,
rec made ten through the line. Aller,
made two successive gains. and Aupe
went through the line again and the han
was within seven yards of Chicago,s
goal. Minnesota lost the ball on a tumble
ana the chance to score again in the hale
was gone. Minnesota rapidly worked tho
nall pack from their own twenty-yard
Iile' I put when five feet yet remained
time was called. Score, first half, IL to o.
Second Half.
Mueller kicked off to Bothne, who made
twenty yards. Pickett made ten around
right end, and five again over center.
After that If was
held without budging, and Chicago vas
forced to kick. Bothne punted thirty
yards, Dobie made fine catch ana
Drought 1t back fifteen, Boeckman. who
had replaced Allen, tore through the left
SIDE OF the line for a clear gain of ff-
teen. Dobie played like fiend, pushing
and pulling the varsity PLAYERS along
Again Boeckman tried the left side of,
the line for ten yards. Successive tries
at center brought the ball to the TWENTY
yard line where Knowlton again tried
place kick which missed by ten feet
Bothne kicked forty to Rodgers. and the
little Indian ploughed back twenty-five in
hurry. Three times Boeckman went
through the left side of the line for good
gains. With the ball five wards from
Chicago's goal, minnesota lost it on
downs, unable to go through center.
chicago was helpless, however, with the
ball in its possession. Again the varsity
stood like a stone wall against assault,
and Bothne was forced to klcA Dobia
made fine catch. but was downed after
a ten-yard gain because of lack of in
terference. The varsity banged away at
center for repeated gains. Rogers went
twice through the ends. Within two
yards of the goal Minnesota lost the bali
on tumble, but Dobie dropped on it
back of the line and Knowlton kicked
goal Score, II to O.
Bothne kicked off forty yards to Dobie.
who came up twenty-five. Rogers made
five through the line, and then Fee made
the first star run of the game. On n
fake move he tore around left end and
up the field. Three runners were aI.er
him. The big fellow dug into the
ground, but the smaller men gained on
him. Within twenty feet of the goal. he
turned to look back and the turn was
fatal. He was downed at the ten-yartl
line after a magnificent run of eighty
yards. A few seconds more and he would
have had 1T over for a touchdown. The
sad part Of it came a minute later when
Minnesota again lost the ball on downs
within few feet of touchdown. DonkIe
was knocked out, and Monahan took his
place. Just twice did Chicago go against
the line, and then Bothne was forced 10
punt out fifty yards.
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The ball sailed down and looked as II
1t would go over Dobie's head and Knowl-
ton ran back to get 1t. Dobie made q
two-foot jump into the air, grabbed the
ball and started down the field. The op-
position was upon him in moment, and
he had no assisting interference, but he
lodged four men and tore down the field
thirty yards before he was downed. and
the crowd stood up and yelled as he elud-
ed his pursuers. Rogers made two long
gains, and then Chicago braced up and
held for two downs. Fee took the ball
and made vicious dive through the hne
and fell over the line. Knowlton missed
goal. Score, % to 0.
Bothne kicked fifty yards and Dobie
got up the field thirty yards when Mona
han MADE a fine tackle. Chicago's CEN
ter defense braced bit and repulsed sew
eral assaults. Rogers got In twenty
yard run, and Boeckman got clear field
for thirty-five yards, when ne was tackled
by Ingham and downed heavily. He was
somewhat lamed, but plucklly returned to
the game. Close to the goal again, Min
nesota lost on a tumble.
Chicago lined up and the signal was