The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-06

the tackles, although Flynn made one gain OF
| eighteen yards. Then Ames held for downs At
Minnesota failed to gain,, so Rogers tried "a drop
kick, but failed. Ames punted out andS5Aiinne
sofa pushed the tall to the lve-yard line again
a ten-yard plunge by Davies through right tackle
and q twenty-yard sprint by the same player
on double pass. accounting for most Of the
distance Then Ames held again and Dashler
! made a weak punt, which Harris returned. to the
twenty hve-yard line. Minnesota had pushed the
ball to the ive-yard line for the third time when
the half ended T.. .A--."
Gray took Boeckmanns place at right end in
the second half and did better work. Rogers
caught the kick off at the twenty -ave-yard line
and Davies worked in thirty yard sprint around
left end. Then the gophers tried end line plays
pushing the Iowans back by sheer massing' Of
weight. Ames finally forced the gophers to
punt the third down. and Deshler fumbled
Rogers dropping upto the sphere at the ten-yard
line Davies carried the ball to within half
foot of the line and Waist took it over. Rogers
kicked the goal Score-Minnesota II; Ames, O.
Exchanges Of punts followed after the next
KICK on until Davies tumble gave Scott the ball
| and Minnesota scare. Iiggett saved score
| against Minnesota and Ames had to punt. after
getting fifteen yards from the umpire The
Kick was blocked and Rogers got the leather at
the twenty.yard line. Davies scored twelve
thirty yards round the end behind splendid I'M
reference. of the other backs. Flynn added ten
more yards and Bidlake made eight, but Mime
sofa then lost the oval downs at the ten
yard line Tanner punted and Minnesota got
the leather back to the ten-yard line, where
the umpire gave it to Ames for holding OH
Mnnesota's part. Anes resorted to punting
whenever she secured the ball, and Minnesota
lost it once tumble and once OH downs
This enabled Ames to get the oval to the center
of the field. where Tanner punted to sig who
returned the kick instead of trying to run it
back Deshler fumbled and Minnesota got the
ball at the forty fve-yard line and quickly pushed
goal: Time was called after. The lineup:
Minnesota. Ames
N Msisf Van ysiken 1eft end Teller
burg. left tackle ...... Shealey
Flynn Capt 49,. left guard Ebersole
Web shsrn s 1san center Capt.
Roeckman, Gray right end Warden i'Sf EYER
Bidlake. ......... left half $1,000. Nichoie Scott
Davies: right half :Sciuler
nsses
kicked. ROBBERS: umpire. Wheeler: referee, Hard
ing; linesmen. Tarr and Jones; timekeeper. Scott;
time of halves, Twenty five minutes.
CASE SCORES ON MICHIGAN.
Ann Arbor. Mich. Oct. 6.-Mchigan's goal
school, of Cleveland. in much the same way that
Chuck" Widman made his celebrated touchdown
in Chicago in 1893. and the wolverines can now
sympathize with Harvard Yale Chicago. and
Northwestern 1t was q half huke by Case and
poor defense by Michigan that allowed it.
However, the game ended with the score of 4s
10 IN favor OF Michigan. 1t was the first
touchdown against Michigan since 1900.
Michigan started in badly. Herrnstein making
a tumble and Redden being thrown back for a
loss on end carrying the ball. but Yosts men
suddenly took brace and Herrnsten made good
runs for touchdown. Then came the big sur
prise.
Case kicked off with the wind and Jones missed
the ball. 1t rolled behind the posts Michigan
kicked off from the twenty -fve-yard line
Stauner made a six-yard buck through Michi
gans left on the next lineup. Davidson was
given the ball and went up to the corner of
M1ch1gan's line. Finding that blocked he
wriggled out and around to the end with
thrty-yard run for touchdown. Herrnstein
was playing back, but missed him and Michipan's
goal line was crossed-the first time in two sea-
sons. After that Michigan braced I'D and
mostly by straight line bucking, rolled up seven
more touchdowns The lineup: