The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-28

ton punted to the center OF the field. heSton
and Hernstein at center and left tackle
made five yards. Hernstein crashed through
right tackle to Minnesota's forty-yard line,
thus making good a two-yard loss ne had
suffered moment before. Maddox. I'm two
attempts made five yards. An attempt by
Graver to use the fake interferences at
right end was defeated. Minnesota held
and rushed the ball back TO the forty-yard
line. Michigan was penalized for holding.
and Ii was Minnesota's ball on her own
fifty-two-yard line. BY terrific hammering
forced the ball TO Michigan's hfty-yard line:
Michigan held shortly after the second
half of the game near the middle OF the
field. Knowlton punted. but Weeks partly
checked the flight of the ball. and it went
awkwardly to Sweeley and bounded out OF
his hands. Flynn caught 1t and ran down
the field for a touchdown. KnowltOn kicked
goal Score. Michigan u. Minnesota 6.
Sweeley kicked off to Minnesota's five
yard line and Harris returned twenty
yards. Minnesota added FIVE yards at CEN
then compelled to give up the ball for
holding. Graver and Heston, in two at
tempts. taking advantages of holds made
by McGuigen. carried thea ball to Mime
sofas twenty-fve-yard line Minnesota
held the ball on downs. Van Valkenburg
in two attempts, forced the pigskin to the
Gopher'S thirty-fve-yard line. An attempt
at a double pass lost Minnesota five yards
Knowlton kicked TO the center of the
field. and Michigan fumbled, making ii
MinnesOta's ball on the fifty-five-yard line
A heavy mass play directed at right tackle
forced Michigan back to her own forty
five-yard line, Irsfield carrying the ball
for the Gophers.
A DISMAL CRY.
Minnesota was putting up a much better
brand of football than during the first half,
their touchdown seemed to have imbued
them with new confidence. The Michigan
bleachers set UP a dismal cry of Hold"
which advice Michigan accepted and
Knowlton was compelled to punt. Sweeley
Immediately returned the compliment and
it was Minnesota's ball in the center of
the field Michigan held. Knowlton fun
bled when the ball was snapped back to
him for a punt. He fell on the ball. but as
the last down 1T was turned over to Michi-
gan. Herrnstein was injured and had to be
taken off the field. Lawrence went in as
full back, and Graver took Herrnstein's
place. Michigan, on straight line plays,
carried the ball to Mnnesota's thirty-five-
yard line. Cole ran out of bounds on one
play, but did not know it and went down
the field thinking he had a touchdown He
was very crestfallen when called Law
renee, to signaliZe his event into the game.
butted to Minnesota's twenty-five-yard line
On the fifteen-yard line Michigan tried a
place kick and made a goal from field at a
difficult angle. Score Michigan, II; Mime
sofa, 6.
yard line. Michigan Immediately returned
the ball. Michigan held near the center of
the field and Minnesota kicked to Michi-
gan's ffteen-yard line. Redden was tackled
before the ball reached him and Minnesota
was penalzed twenty yards. It was Michi-
gan's ball on her own rty-fve-yard line.
smash at left end failed to gain
smash at the other end netting Graves
was forced back and the ball was dropped
after the play was ended. A Minnesota
man picked 1t up and ran behind the goal
post, thinking he had a touchdown, but he
was called back and the spectators sent up
a shout of derision for it was the second
time this kind of fiuke had been made.
Both sides held desperately near the center
OF the field, the ball changing hands sew
eral times on punts without material ad-
vantage to either side. Van Valkenburg
place at left half back for Minnesota.
Michigan punted out of bounds at Min
nesota's thirty-yard line. Davis smashed
right end, but failed to gain, and Mime
sofa punted to Michigans fifty-yard line.
Graver made five yards or more when Min
nesota held and the punt made it the
Gophers' ball on their own forty-yard line
A BRILLIANT RUN.
Minnesota fumbled and the ball went to
Michigan on Minnesota's thirty-five-yard
line. Quarterback Kickmich tried
quarter back. but Flynn got the ball
and carried it to the center of the field.
Knowlton Immediately punted, and Graver
returned to his own fifty-yard line. Swee-
ley and Heston in snashes on tackle car
ried the ball to Minnesota's ffty-yard line.
Then Maddox hurdled for ten yards more
Michigan steadily forced the ball to Min
nesota's thirty-yard line. Here Heston
broke through right tackle for his second
brilliant run and scored touchdown.
Sweeley converted 1t into a goal and the
score was: Michigan. %: Minnesota. g.
Liggett went in Tor hnowlton and kicked
off to Michigan's rty-eight-yard line.
Sweeley punted seventy-fve yards to Min
nesota's fifty-yard line, Harris getting the
ball Liggett was taken out and Boeck-
man went in as full back. Boeckman ad-
vanced the ball in two rushes five yards
when time was called as he was down on
his own fifteen-yard line. Lineup: