The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-27

made five yards and then schacht brokA
through Michigan to Michigan's thirty
five-yard line. Lafans hit left end for
five yards more.
for loss. Knowlton punted to Michi-
gan's 30-yard line and Sweeiey returned
twelve yards. Heston made trip-ham-
mer smash at Gray, gaining ten yards. A
try at the other end failed. A moment
later Sweeley punted and Harris was
downed on his own 35-yard line. Lafans
made three yards off left end. Michigan
held. The ball was near the side lines.
Another For Michigan,
Knowlton punted into the Michigan
bleachers and the ball came back to Michi-
gan on Minnesota's 40-yard line. Mad
dock hurdled for ten yards, then Heston
broke through left end and ran down the
field for a touchdown. Sweeley kicked
goal. Heston's run was a magnificent eff
fort. He circled towards the side line
and throwing off three men who tried to
tackle him, running around squarely be-
hind the goal post
The score is now Michigan -: Mime
sofa 0. n q.
A minute after Minnesota kicked off,
SweeleY sped around right end to Mime
sota's 40-yard line. -.
Minnesota got the ball on downs but
held it only a few seconds =
KnoWlton fooled his punt and it was
Michigan's ball on her own 3o-yard line i
Graver was thrown back for loss and
the ball went to Minnesota as Michigan
tried to make her distance on the third
down instead of puntins. Van Valken-
burg and Lafans made Ave yat5s between
them. Minnesota. fumb1ed, btlt recovered
the ball on Michigan's 30-yard line. la
fans failed to gain at left end. Michigan
held on the next attempt. A smash at
tEo Ia do hi 1,oN ~
yard line. 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 hurdled left tackle,
carried the ball to the center of the field.
Here time was called on the first half with
the score, Michigan, 13; Minnesota, 0.
Michigan Too Strong.
The first half developed marked supe-
riority of the wolverines over the gophers;
they exceI1ed both in offensive and de-
Tense. At times Minnesota would hold the
wolverines in their tracks, only to give
way for five or ten yards at the next
smash At no time was Michigan's goal
in danger. Shortly before the half closed.
Heston gave the Minnesota rooters a Sc
we're shock by. threatening to make an
other run down the field, and they gave
la great sigh Of relief when Schacht, by
a beautiful dive, got the plunging Michi-
gan halfback by the ankle and held him
as in a wise. a.-
During the intermisison Michigan turned
|Eoose a turkey decked in the maize and
blue Of the university, and the band played
Hail to the Michigans, the champions Of
the west" -. 30. .e,'
Second Hall. -.
Sweely punted to Gray on Minnesota's
ten yard line: the latter dropped the ball.
but Harris picked it up and returned ten
yards. Thus the second half began with
Minnesota apparently somewhat nervous
but still desperate. 'l|
Irsfield goes in for Lafans.
On the third down Knowlton punts to
Minnesotas 60-yard line. Rogers downs
Weeks in his tracks. Michigan gains
yards by three successive tackle plays,
and adds three moro through left tackle.
Minnesota got the ball on their own 35-
yard line on downs. Van Valkenberg
made yards through left tackle. Irs-
field made through right tackle. Min
nesota got yards for offside play. Irs
field added 3 more and Van Valkenberg
made 1 through left tackle. Knowlton
pnts from Mchigan's 5O-yard line Weeks
fumbles and Flynn snatches ball at Michi
gan's 33-yard line and runs for touch
down. Knowlton kicks goal. Il. ~
Score: Michigan II, Minnesota 6.
Harris Makes 25-Yards
M1CnlSan KICKS OIL TO minnesota 0-ydrQ
| line. Harris carries back to Minnesota's
3O-yard line. Orsfield makes four through
right tackle. Schacht makes ten through
left tackle. The ball is brought back to
Michigan 3S-yard line and given to Mich
| igan for Minnesota holding.
| Michigan makes 8 through left tackle,
IL through right tackle, through right
guard. Michigan crowds ball to Mime
sofa 25-yard line and is then held for
downs. Van Valkenburg makes one yard
| through left tackle, Irsfield makes 5
through right tackle Irsield makes 3
! through right guard and is laid out, but
resumes play. Harris loses five yards on
a quarterback pass.
| Knowleon punts to Weeks who fumbles
at; the center of field and Minnesota gets
| the ball. Irsfeld makes five yards through
right. Minnesota crowds the ball to
! Michigan's forty five-yard line
\ VERY SENSIBLE "PARAEoIA.''