The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-25
FOR METHODISTS
HEMLiNE ELEVEN HAS NO TROU-
BILE DEFEATING MAG
ALESTER
Presbyterians Fair to Break Up the
interference OF RAIDERS Men - De-
feated Team Shows Strong in Of
Tense and Force Victors to Their
Three-Yard Line.
Hamline, %; Manchester, 0.

Hamline, %; Manchester, 0.
Ihp game little team from the Mac
alester college put up a hard, fast
fight against the eleven from Hamline
university at Lexington park yester-
day Afternoon but the Methodists
could not be checked and the Presby-
terians never had a look in.
HaInline won the game in the first
hall by Pushing the ball Yer the Mac
alester line four times in rapid order.
Kennedy Kicked goal Zach time. Dur
ing this half me Methodists a things
their own way. Manchester would kick
Of ard then it would be a steady I'M
interrupted march to the Presbyte-
rian goal lire.
The first half ended with the Maeal-
ester team thoroughly whipped, -bu
the FInst yieTians refused to stop
fighting, and III the second half forced
HamIine to hold for downs on its
three-yard line.
Manchester Almost Scores.
Manchester started the score by
kicking to Hamline's ten-yard line.
The Methodists brought the bali back
five yards where Malacester held them
forcing Kennedy to punt. Shellnan
got the ball on the forty-fve-yard line
and by cleve: lodging and hurdling
anne back 10 the ten-yard line.
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goal had been i'll danger, and with the
ball on the ten-yard line the Hamline
men prepared for a fight. They got it.
Manchester smashed a mass against
center and gained the distance in two
downs. Another smash at the line
gained a yard, y third smash brought
the ball to the three-yard line, but
here HaD1lina held and got the ball on
downs.
Harniine Scores Again.
The attempt to score exhausted the
Manchester players, and Hamline soon
carried the ball out of danger and into
Manchester territory. The Presbyteri-
II managed to hold for downs on
their -hirty-yard line, but could not re-
tain the bail, and a few minutes be-
fore the whistle the Methodists scored
their fifth touchdown. Kennedy failed
to kick goal.
With any defense at all Manchester
could have made it close for the Ham
line team. RAIDERS men were strong
on the offensive, but they We're almost
as bad off as Manchester in their de-
3 Benson, the Manchester quarterback,
was badly injured during the first half
of the game and viii be out of play for
the rest Of the season. His back was
strained in q s~crimmage, and though
the injury at first appeared to be a
slight one his teammates Were COM
PEELED 10 remove him to<his home on a
stretcher. The teams lined-up as fol-
lows:
Hamline- Positions. Manchester.
Pe1nberton. .....-.L. E.. ....Terrlick
T............. Lang
De Graff-Elison...L G......V. Matthews
Donaldson.......... Co.. -. Shellman
Re5s9n. B G.....-G- Matth a
Zimmerman
Winters. ...-.--.R. E.....-....-. Deitz
Grady..-..-,-..... Q ......Benson-Flynn
Livingstone
De Graff.........R H.. 49,. Lynch
Could. ..........L H........ Erickson
Kennedy ..-----..F B. Walker
Score: Hamline %, Manchester O; touch
downs, Gold >. BeaH. Zimmerman, Win
tiers; goals from touchdowns. Kennedy 4;
referee. PTingle; umpire, Mueller.