The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-14


Michigan o. Chicago o.
Indiana u, Purdue 6.
Northwestern II, Belot II.
Haskell Indians Is, Kansas 5.
Harvard 81 Dartmouth -.
Yale II, Princeton 0.
Pennsylvania Is, Carlisle IA.
Brown IL. Boston O..
Williams IL, Wesleyan 5.
Maine 2, Bowdoin 8.
To.MoRRow's LINEUP.
Minnesota. Position. Wisconsin.
ROBBERS ........... left end Abbott
Warren ......... left tackle ............ Long
Flynn tcaptain) >. .lfet guard ...Bertke
Strathern center ........... Skow
Smith .......... right guard ......... Lerum
Schacht right tackle ..... Haumerson
Gray ........... right end ......... Busch
Harris ............ quarter ............. Fogg
Van Valkenberg
Davis .......... left half Moffatt
LiljeQuist
Thorpe or Irsheld. right half ............ Marsh
Knowlton ....... fullback ........ Vanderboon
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock the
Minnesota and Wisconsin university foot
ball teams will meet. on Northrop field In
the thirteenth anual battle between eleV-
ems representing the rival institutions.
Twelve times the teams have met and
six times the maroon and gold has waved
triumphant. while six times the Badger
adherents have celebrated the victory of
their team. For four years Minnesota
wrought havoc with the Badgers. The first
game in 1890, resulted in q score of 6
to 0, the largest total ever made by either
of the elevens against the other. In 1891
the score was 81 to 4, also in Minnesota's
favor and In 1892 the result was rs to Il,
the Gophers again carrying off the victory
In 1893 Minnesota scored 40 to against
the Badgers, but next year came the Wa
terloo and Wisconsin for the first time
won. the final score standing 6 to 0.
In 1895 Minnesota turned the tables
winning IA to 10. The game in 1896 re-
suited much like that of two years previ-
Gus, Wisconsin making the only touch
down Of the game almost at the end of the
second half, and kicking goal. In 1897
Wisconsin administered the most crush
ing defeat ever sustained by the maroon
and gold. scoring 80 to o. Wisconsin also
won the next two games, the scores being
70 to o. and 10 to O..
In 1900 Minnesota again came to her
own, winning to 5, and thereby getting
the odd game of the eleven contests up to
that year Wisconsin won last years
game Is to 0.
Northrop Field Is Sogey.
The rain which began falling last night,
and turned into sleet this morning. has
made Northrop field SO heavy that the gen.
eral opinion prevails that DR.. Williams,
willy -nilly, must put In his heavy backs
Tomorrow afternoon. This is commonly
supposed to be an advantage for Mime
sofa. but a few who claim to be close tn
the inside track, say that Minnesota. using
Davies and 1rsfeld. could play a faster
game than Wisconsin, and fairly beat the
Badgers at their own game. The arrival
OF the Badger squad has had the effect OF
raising Wisconsin stock a trifle about
town.
If Dr. Williams decides to play his heavy
halfbacls, the lineup probably will be the
same as last Saturday, with Thorpe and
van Valkenburg at halves. II the field is
dry enough to permit Of fast, open play
Davies and Irsfeld may go in at the start
Minnesota Is in good condition and will
hgnt TO win. In all probability the Gophers
WILL try TO turn the tables upon their on.
ponents, and rush Wisconsin off her feet
as wisconsin did with Minnesota at Mad
lson year ago. This probably will prove
a difficult matter. however, since the
badgers have had one effective lesson O,
that character.
BY way of Chicago comes a story 70 the
effect that Minnesota has made p. dana nd
.aat feston, Gregory and MCGUIRE three
dAcElsan stars. be barred from partfcipa +.
ing IN the game on Thanksgiving Day. Nc
reasons were given for Minnesota's nro.
tests' out 1T Is inferred by the story thai
onarse OF professionalism has been en-.
tered against the men mentioned
Or: Williams, last evening. denied am
pla.ically tnat any protest had been made
against these players. He said there Nv.
no ground for the rumor whatever
minnesota has not protested against nv
Mlcnlgan player and does not intend to de-
so,' said he. w
Michigan Should Win,
Michigan is expected to run up 2 fair.
S. eu score upon Chicago tomorrow
stagg. however, will present an undo.
1eated team. and one which realizes the
TASK before 1t, and the maroons NAV give
aosts men surprise, although II ia moi
expected that Chicago can win excent h1
an unusual run Of luck. Little credence
IS given the wolf stories from Chicago. ani
Tue general Impression is that Stagg's
team will present a stronger front CO. o.
Michigan than it has shown +h,s ,.aa'.
Mch'san speed and team work. how
ever can hardly be equaled by the N.
rooms. 'aAe ii'a
The most interesting Of the other west
elI coll'ests is that between Nebraska
and Knox. Knox has a wonderf,,1,,
strong team for small college. albeit Gov
eIal OF the Galesburg players would be in
eli5lole under conference rules and viz
tory FOR the Illinois men would not alto
gether surprise the wise ones Kansa
plays the Haskell Indians, and the gam,
should De not one, although, as it la.
no bearing upon the championship, nttl
interest is taken in the outcome. .Be1o1
mas hardly good chance against tn,
northwestern team, unless the demora liz
atlon OF the latter eleven has proceeded +,
the extreme. Beloit is hardly beef,
enough to make good stand against th,
heavier purple players ''~-> ="
Eastern Contests ~ z.
In the east the Yale Princeton game ex
cites the most interest. Both eleyens ar
IN GOOD condition, but the odds in the hot
ting favor Yale. The Ellis have recovere,
IRON their staleness, and are thought t,
oe oack IN form. Princeton has been IN,
proving slowly but surely, and is IN edo do
for her crucial game. ~ eue
ne Carlisle Indians may give Pennsv,
wanna hard rub but the Ouakers he :,
been rounding into form, and althonpb q y =
N a Class with the big three their WORT
against Harvard last week Indicates !, IT., -.
tory from the Indians. The car1,s,s 9 ~ .yies