The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-29

minnesota was out to make seventy
afternoon if it took all night, and they
made the required number. seventy being
made in the second half, which was billed
much time taken(by the 'tshads." but
the quarter came closer to being the reg
uiar thirfy-ive minute affair than it did
fifteen. As soon as Hunter kicked the
last goal, which made the score rs to o..
the team quilted the field.
Dr. Williams sent practically the Sec
light. speedy Cadets came to within an ace
OF scoring, and would have done SO had
they continued straight football instead of
trying a quarter back kick on Minnesota's
best game of the season, n all the SOL
diers lacked was weight, With the ex-
was made up of boys of light high schoo
caiIber, but they had no end of dash and
grit. Diamond; Iddings and Wilkinson
and were we're d iaa Dea d DOWNS the on a ehs h NaFSh1g
When the first team came on in the Sec
ond half as a rule it took three of the
-SnadS' to down a varsity man, and
Brush and Smith frequently carried half
the team on their shoulders and hanging
to their knees. Nicholson and Johnson at
| fecklesSly and effectively, and several
times brought the ball to an abrupt stop.
me entire team played with a grim de-
II they keep up their present form the
.'shads" will make the state colleges play
good football to get anything on them.
| the second half and Varco was but little
| behind him in this respect. Hunter is
demonstrating every game that he can
dodge through the most impossible sit
uatlons and come out with the bali and
a clear field ahead. Varce is a good greund
gamer and a valuable man with the ball.
mass plays when on the defensive.
Weitzel. played right end in the second
half and did some good work. Smith and
Brush made big advances with the ball
1 plenty.
shattuck started the first half with
Prince kicking off to MinneSota's 25-yard
line. Shattuck held the varsity on its
first attempt and got the ball on the Sec
and. Shattnck then made first down and
Was MAS on IN, M1nnesosa,s 2o-yard line. The
yards and on Minnesota's 10-yard line the
"shads, tried something that looked like
a quarter back kick. and Minnesota got
the ball behind the goal line.
Minnesota kicked off from the 25-yard
line. The ball was down on Shattuck's
5o-yard line and Minnesota held two tries
but the Soldiers made their first down
through the line. Another first down
was made around left end and Prince
punted. 40 yards. The punt was missed
making short but steady gains down The
field and Krener went over the line for q
tos III t doMn r Meitzel In missed the goal
made first down on the first try. A
tumble was injected into the next play
but Minnesota got the BAH and then was
penalized Is yards. A fake pass gave
back 10 of the penalty, and time was
called with the ball in the center of the
field.
Toward the end of the first half the
"shads" began to show the effect of crap
ping with the big fellows, and when the
varsity sailed forth from the armory fol
the second half, fresh and determined tt
Il ma la nm for Inst ft,1 ~ ync n II -. rvif1
the cadets. They made a brave stand
however, for a time, but could not keeI
it up and it soon became a procession uI
and down the field. The lineup:
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