Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-27

rs inches Of hay on the grIdlron.
The teams came on the field amid a
perfect bedlam.
The lineup;
Michigan. Position. Minnesota.
Redden ",."left end ...p..,R Rogers
Cole ,.",,....left tackle ...., Warren
Michigan ,.,,,...left guard. Flynn
| Gregory n.,...,..ce nter..,. Strathern
Carter .,,......,right guard go, Smith
Maddox .,...rigbt tackle 80, Schacht
| Sweeley .,.,..rIght end....,,,. Gray
| Weeks .......quarter back, Harris
| !ieston left half back. Van Yalkenberg
llorrnstein, right half back, Laffans
| Graver .,,,., full back. .n,... KnOwlton
Referee--f.ouis IIinkey, Yale.
| Umpire Laurie Bliss, Yale.
Head Linesman-Fred Hayner Lake
Forrest.
The Michigan team came on the field
| at lS5 p. H., followed by the Gophers
| two minutes later Michigan won the
toss and chose the west goal, favored
by rather brisk wind.
Rnowlton kicked Off for Michigan on
the l5-yard line and Sweeey returned
TO the 20-yard line. Heston broke
| through left tackle and carried the bail
To Minnesotas 50-yard line. Heston
broke through right tackle and car
| red the ball TO Minnesotas 3O-yard
| line, Smashes at right guard and tack
| le carried the bail five yards further.
| Michigan fumbled but recovered the
bail Heston made five yards and Mad"
| dock hurdled, carrying the BAH TO Min
nesota's l5-yard line. Heston made FIVE
| yards in his favorite place right tackle,
and then Maddox hurded again 1t
was now Michigan's ball on Nlnnesota's
| S-yard line. Heston carried the ball to
| Minncsota's vineyard line on Il smash
| at left tackle. Minnesota held desper-
| ately and repulsed the first attack but
| Maddox was jammed through for the
| first touchdown, Score; Michigan, 81
| Minnesota 0.
Cole kicked out and Sweeley convert
| ed the touchdown into goal.
Score, Michigan, G; Minnesota, ..
Knowlton kicked off to Sweeley on
| the lO-yard line and Sweeley ran back
| 10 yards. Masses on tackle gained eight
yards and 1t was Michigan's ball on
her own 3S.yard line. Minnesota held
and Sweeley punted to Harris on Min
nesota's 4O-yard line. Redden downed
| Harris in his tracks. Van Valkenburg
In two attempts al left tackle made
seven yards. A buck at center failed
and an end run also failed. Minnesota
punted out of bounds at Mchigan's
20-yard line. Straight line smashes car
ried the ball to Michgans S1-yard
line Michigan was playing faster
game. Minnesota held and Sweeley
kicked to MiBnesota's iO-yard line
The ball went out of bounds and was
returned TO the center Of the field. Van
Valkenburg jammed into guard and
tackle for three yards and then added
two more through center. Minnesota
fumbled and Weeks fell on the ball.
Michigan hit right end with n tandem
play and gathered seven yards Min
nesota held on her 50-yard line and
Sweeley punted to Minnesota's l0-yard
line, the bali getting away from Knowl-
ton, who, however. captured II and pre-
vented 1t from rolling into the snow
bank back OF the goal line. Michigan
held like a stone wall and Knowlton
punted TO the center OF the field and
out OF bounds. A heavy massed play
on Mnnesota's long suffering left wing
netted five yards A minute later Min
nesota after brief rest while an In
jured player was recovering, stopped
Heston with jolt and Michigan had
to punt.
1t was Minnesota's ball on her own
l5-yard line. Minnesota by the most
desperate kind OF work made five yards
and then Schacht broke through Me-
Guigan to Miehigan'8 own 35-yard line.
Iaffans hit left end for five yards more,
Michigan threw Van Valkenburg back
for loss. Knowlton punted to Michl-
gan's 3O-yard line and sweeley returned
u yards Heston made trip hammer
smash at Gray, gaining 10 yards. A
try at the other end failed.
A moment later Sweeley punted and
Harris was downed on his own 35-yard
line. Laffans made three yards on
end Michigan held, The ball was oven
the side lines. Knowlton punted into
the Michigan bleachers and the ball
came back to Michigan on Minnesotas
lO-yard line.
Maddox hurdled for 10 yards, then
Heston broke through left end and ran
down the field for touchdown. Swee-
ley kicked goal. Heston's run was a
magnificent effort He circled towards
the side line and throwing OFF three
men who tried to tackle him. running
around squarely behind the goal post.
The score is nov: Michigan IL; Min
nesota 0.
A minute after Minnesota Kicked OF
Sweeley sped around right end TO
Minnesota's 40-yard line. Minnesota
got the ball on downs, but held IL only
n few seconds. knowlton fooled his
punt, and Il was Michigans ball on her
own 30-yard line. Graver was thrown
back and the ball went to Minnesota as
Michigan tried to make her distance Oh
the third down instead OF punting. Van |
Nalkenburg and Laffans made five |
Yards between them. Minnesota fun |
blcd but recovered the BAH on Michi- |
gan's 20-yard line. Laffans tried TO !
gain at left end. Michigan held on the |
next attempt. smash az left tackle |
made II MiChigan's ball on the S5.yard |
line. Heston made FIVE yards and GRAY |
or took two more through right tackle |
and guard Graver, who hit center like |
q cyclone and Maddox who hurded |
left tackle, carried the ball to the cen |
ter Of the field. Here time was called |
on the first half with the score Mchl- |
gan, -; Minnesota. 0,
Final score-Michigan %, Minnesota. |
PENNsY- CORNELL GAME.
Philadelphia, Nov. 27.--The Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania and Cornell foot
ball eeyents met today on Franklin |
field In their annual gridiron battle |
Since 1898 they have played annually |
and during that period the lthlca boys |
have won only one game, that OF last |
wear But Capt. Warner was sanguine |
Nf victory today. He said his players |
we're not so badly injured as the re- 1
ports indicate and the way the New |
York state lads went through signals
seemed 10 bear out his statement |
Coach Williams said all the Pennsyl-
vania players were in the pink OF con-
dition and capable Of putting up the
game OF their lives.
The rain OF the last two days had
soaked the big grldiron and the footing |
was muddy and treacherous, while the
ball was slippery and hard to handle. |
The sun shone brightly and Il was an