Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-26
Minnesota II. Wisconsin 0.
Michigan %, Chicago 0.
Carlisle 28. Northwestern o.
Dartmouth 62. Brown o.
Pennsylvania az, Cornell.

Madison, Wis, Nov. s6.--With the
desperate hope of preserving the tradi-
ton that Minnesota has never beaten
Wisconsin on the homa grounds the
football team of the University of
Wisconsin lined up against the young
giants from Minneapolis on Camp
Randall this afternoon. The mercury
clung close to the zero mark and a
breeze swept diagonally across the
eridiron. A crowd of approximately
1000 spectators stamped their feet and
watched the players, whose hands were
blue with the cold. Notwithstanding
both teams and their friands expressed
the utmost confidence of victory, bet
ting. however, showed Wisconsin's
chances were considered slim. two to
one and Ave, to two being offered that
Minnesota would win.
Wisconsin won on the toss. Wiscon-
Sin kicked off to Harris, who returned
the ball ten yards to Minnesota's thir-
ty-yard line. Davies carried the ball
10 the forty-yard line. Minnesota was
penalized ten yards for holding. After
some hard line bucking the ball was in
Wisconsin's possession on the thirty
i1vs-yard line.
Time WAS taken out after nearly
every other play. Schacht made three
yards; Iresfield made it first down.
and Schacht hit the center for four
yards and was laid out. Schacht resum-
ed play Two attempts were made which
gained two yards. Wisconsin held on
the third attempt and Abbott on a
double pass carried the ball to the Wis
consin 5O-yard line. He was laid out
First half-wisconsin o; Minnesota.
..
Rogers Kicked goal. Score-Minnes-
ota 6, Wisconsin 0.
Minnesota made touchdown ana
Kicked goal. Score: Minnesota IL,
Wisconsin 0.
Final-Minnesota II; Wisconsin 0.
Chicago, Nov. 26.-The climax Of the
football season in the middle west was $
reached today when Michigan met Chi
caro in the annual contest on Marshall
Field. The weather was ideal for the
players but the temperature too cold
for the comfort OF spectators. The
largest crowd in the history of the
game assembled to witness the contest.
The Line Up.
Chicago. Position. Michigan.
epeik. ....... left end ....... .Redden.
Barry. 1890. left tackle. e..... Curtis.
Hill. left guard. $1,000. .Scholte.
Ellsworth. ..... center ..... Gregory.
Tobin. fright guard. ..... Gooding.
r. Maxwell. !. right tackle. Maddox.
Catlin. right end. ..... Hammond
Eckersall. quarterback ....James.
Schnur.. left half-back.. Heston
Ivison. right half hack. .Grayer.
Wishtman ~. full-back j. .Longman.
Michigan won the toss and Ellsworth
kicked of to Hammond on the 30-yard
lire. Chicago was penalized for Off
side play. Chicago made sixteen yards
but was penalized. Heston took the
ball to the Maroons' eight-yard line.
Michigan was penalized for offside
play. Chicago held and got the ball on
penalty and Wightman's buck through
Gregory added ten yards. Eckersail
punted fifteen yards Heston circled
Speik for twelve yards.
After fifteen minutes play Maddox
went over for the first touchdown.
Hammond kicked goal. Michigan, s.;
Chicago, 0.
Heston and Graver by brilliant work,
carried the ball to the Maroons' 20-yard
lines. Then Graver made six yards OH
right tackle. With the ball on Chica-
go's 1O-yard line Hammond kicked a
goal from a placement that was made
void by Chicagos offside play Heston
went over for another touchdown and
Hammond kicked goal. Michigan. ~;
Chicago. Q.
score at end Of first half Michigan
20, Chicago 0.
Final-Michiaan IS, Chicago 0.