Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28

pail on Downs, out Heiu X only n rev sec
onds. Knovlton fooled his punt and u
was Michigan's ball on its own thirty
yard line. Graver was thrown back for a
loss and the ball went TO Minnesota, a.
Michigan tried to make its distance on the
third down instead Of %punting. Van Walk
enburg and Lafans made Eve yards be-
tween them. Minnesota fumbled. but re-
covered the ball on Michigan's thirty-yard
line. Lafans failed to gain at left end.
Michigan held on the next attempt. A
smash at tackle made It Michigan's bali
on the thirty -hve-yard fine. Heston made
five yards around right end. and Graver
took two more through right tackle and
guard. Graver, who hit center like a
cyclone, and Maddox, who hurled left
tackle, carried the ball to the center OF
the field. Here time was called on the
first half Of the game. Score: Michigan,
II; Minnesota, o..
wolverines Are Superior.
The first half developed marked superior
iy Of the Wolverines over the Gophers,
they excelling both in offense and defense.
At times Minnesota would hold the Wolver-
ines In their tracks, only to give way for
FIVE or ten yards at the next smash. A {
no time was the Michigan goal in danger.
Shortly before the half closed Heston gave
the Minnesota rooters a severe shock BY
threatening to make another run down the
field, and they gave a great sigh Of relief
when Schacht, by a beautiful dive, got the
plunging Michigan haifback by the ankle
and held him as in a wise. During the
intermission Michigan turned loose a tur.
key decked in the maize and blue OF the
university and the band played Hail to
the Michigans, the Champions of the West"
Sweeley punted to gray on Minnesota's
ten-yard line. The latter dropped the ball,
but Harris picked 1t up and returned ten
yards. Thus the second half began with
Minnesota apparently somewhat nervous,
but still desperate.
Irisfeld went in for Lafans. He was
unable to gain and Knowlton punted to
center. Heston and H~errnstein at center
and left tackle made hve yards. Herrn-
stein crashed through right tackle to Min
n~esota's forty-yard line, thus making good
a two-yard loss he had suffered a moment
before. Maddox in two attempts made 1--WE
yards. An attempt by Grsver to use the
fake interference at right end was defeated.
Minnesota held and rushed the ball back
to the forty-yard line. Michigan was pen
allied for holding and II was Minnesota's
bail on its own ffty-two-yard line. BY
terrific hammering at center and right
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gan's hfty-yard line.
Minnesota Scores G0aI.
Michigan held shortly atterward and
Flynn caught the ball on a tumble, and ran
down the field for a touchdown. Kuowl-
ton kicked goal.
Score: Michigan, IL; Minnesota, 8.
sweeley kicked OF to Minnesota's Ave-
yard line and Harris returned twenty yards.
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Ave more at left end and was then COM
PEELED to give up the ball for holding.
Graver and Heston, in two attempts, taking
advantage Of holes mad by McGuigan, car
ried the bali to Minnesota's twenty-five
yard line. Minnesota held and got the ball
on downs. Van valkenburg in two minutes
forced the pigskin to the Gophers' forty
hve-yard line. An attempt at a double
pass lost Minnesota Ave yards. Knewlton
kicked to the center OF the field and Michi-
gan fumbled, making 1t Minnesota's ball
on the hfty-nve-yard line.
A heavy mass play directed at right
tackle forced Minnesota back to Its own
forty-hve-yard lire. Irisfeld carrying the
ball for the Gophers. Minnesota was put
ting up q much better brand OF foot ball
than during the FIRST halt, another touch
down seeming to have imbued them with
new confidence. The Michigan bleachsri
kept up q constant howl. Michigan &C.
eepted this advice and compelled Knowltor
to punt. sweeley Immediately returned the
compliment, and It was Minnesota's ball In
the center of the field.
Michigan held. Knowlton fumbled wheT
the ball was snapped back to him for g
punt. He fell on the ball, but as 1t wal
the last down 1t was turned over 20 Michi'
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taken OF the field. Lawrence went In al
fullback and Graver took Herrnstein'I
place.
Michigan Kicks from Field.
Michigan scored a goal from the field A.
teen-yard line. Michigan on straight lint
plays carried the ball to Minnesota's thirty
Vineyard line. Cole ran out of bounds OF
one play, but did not know It and wen
down the field thinking he had q touch
down. He was very crestfallen when calleC
| back.
Lawrence butted to Minnesota's twenty
Vineyard line. Maddox vent seven yard
on the seventeen-yard line, Michigan trie'
a place kick and made a goal from field a
dificult angle.
Score: Michigan, II; Minnesota, 8.
Minnesota kicked on to Mlchigan's ten.
, yard line. Michigan Immediately returned
! the ball. Michigan held near center ant
| Minnesota kicked to Michigan's fifteen
, yard line. Redeem was tackled before thu
ball reached him and Minnesota was pc
nalized twenty yards, 1t was Michigan
4 ball on Its own thirty-three yard line~
smash at left end failed to gain. 4
smash at the other end netted nothing
4 Graver was forced back and the ball wa
dropped after the play was ended.
. A Minnesota man picked Il up and RAJ
: behind the goal pests. thinking he had
touchdown, but he was called back ant
. the spectators sent up a shout Of derision
{ for II was the second time this kind OF
{ nuke had been made. Both sides held des
D p~erately near the center Of the field, tn
. ball changing hands several times on punt
: without material advantage 70 either side
. Van Valkenburg had to leave the gam
and Davis took his place at left hAlfbacl
q for Minnesota. Michigan punted out 0
a bounds at Minnesota's ~thirty-yard line
: Davis smashed right end. but failed to gal
: and Minnesota puntsd 10 Aichigan's thirty
8 yard line.
. Knowlton Immediately punted and Grave
: returned to his own hfty-yard line. sweele
and Heston In smashes on tackle carrie
the ball TO Minnesota's hfty-yard line
Then Maddoek hurdled for ten yards more
Michigan steadily forced the ball t
Minnesota's thirty yard line. Here Hesto
! broke through right tackle for his secon
brilliant run and acored A Touchdown