The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-02

on NOrthrOp Held In two ZU-nllnute
halves, which more than doubles the
score made by Minnesota against the
same college last year. Last year Min
nesota rolled up 20 points against the
Mortified college, and if there be any
merit in comparing scores, Minnesota
should be considered to be farther
along this year than last with a win
ming team.
Long runs figured almost in every
touchdown which somewhat obscured
the ability of the varsity as a whole,
while showing the worth Of individuals.
There wasn't enough of Carleton to
make straight hard football neces-
sity, and the consequence was that
touchdoWns were made in four and five
plays.
Hunter was the bright performer Of
the afternoon and once he got started
with the ball there was no chance for
Carleton to stop him. Time after time
he tore around the ends for long runs
and by hard fighting always man
aged to go several feet after being
tackled. Marshall was another long
distance gamer, making from 20 to 60
yards, and the others on the team
found little trouble in gaining their
distance every time. One touchdown
was made in so seconds and several
were made under 2 minutes.
On the Offensive ana u6lGHSlN6 MlH-
nesota showed Improvement over the
Shattuck play, but the defense needs
more work, especially at the end. The
Carleton ends got into the plays be-
fore they We're well started several
times, but were too light to break them
UP and did but little damage. With
heavier men and hard tacklers this
would be serious and source of weak
ness that the opponents could take
telling advantage Of
Shift in the Varsity Line
Hunter started at quarter with Cur
rent at full. Varco at left and Kremer
at right half. Towards the end of the
first half Cutting went in at quarter,
Kremer took Currents place and
Hunter played right half, which gave
Minnesota a sprinting pair of backs.
Both Hunter and Varco displayed good
judgment in picking out openings and
their gains were always large. Cundy
was the only Carleton player who
could travel in their class and he did
good work all the way through. Cur
ting, while a little slow in running the
team, showed good football by the way
in which he ran with the man carry
ing the ball. On one occasion he went
so yards with Marshall and furnished
the interference for the entire dis
lance. He was in every play and work.
ed all the time. With more practice
in running he should make valuable
man should it be desirable to play
Hunter at half
Vareo surprised his following several
times by the manner in which he dove
into plays, which has heretofore been
his weakness. He appears to have
overcome whatever objections he may
have to this sort of work and yester-
day went in hard and frequently.
Brush was the same old Irresistible
mass yesterday and time after time
a. dragged the majority of the Carleton
team along with him in his march
towards the goal line. Dan Smith
plugged away at the line with good
effect and Case was always ready to
open up big holes. Ricker's play was a
vast Improvement and he now seems to
realize that ne has to get in and work
to be of any value. He made several
good gains and developed into quite a
line hurdler.
The line defense showed up stronger
and Carleton only made first down on
plunges twice. Once they tricked the
varsity and went 80 yards and then
tried a place kick. The kick went
straight and true, but the wind was
against it and the ball had been par
TALLY blocked, otherwise the Northfield
men would, assuredly have scored.
Puntinq is Poor
Kremer did the punting for the
varsity, but did not nearly equal the
Carleton kicker, who outdistanced him
from 10 to 20 yards every time I'm
less DR.. Williams has something hid
den, it is doubtful whether Minnesota
viii have even fair punter this year
Carleton kicked off to Kremer, who
returned the ball Is yards. and good
gains were made around the Carleton
ends. Varco tried a long end run with
out any gain and Hunter took the bal
for 10 yards. Brush and Kremer al
ternated until the ball was on Garlic
: tons 5 yard line. Case. tried to &C
over but failed, and Brush fumbied
but Hunter got it across the line fol-
q touchdown, which took minutes ano
81 seconds of play.
Carleton kicked off back of the line
and Kremer kicked from the 25 YARD
line to the center of the field. Garlic
ton gained a yard on the first try anC
Kicker went through on the next anc
tackled the runner for loss. Carrie.
ton punted SO yards to Hunter, whC
brought it back Is. Minnesota wa:
penaliZed and Kremer regained 5 anC
then punted 80 yards Brush wen
through Carleton's line and tackled the
runner for a loss on the so yard line
Minnesota held ON the ~ yard line anC
Hunter went around right end 20 yard.
for touchdown, Current furnishing
the interference. This touchdown wa:
made in 3 minutes and 80 seconds.
Farco brought the kickoff back q
al halH 10 10