The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-23
NORTHWESTERN EASY
FORSTA(G' MAROONS
MeCornack's Men Go to Pieces
in Second Half and Are
OuipIayed

CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-Chicago 30, North
western 0, was the score in today's foot
ball game on Marshall field, Northwestern
going to pieces in the second half. The
score at the end of the first half was Chi
cago 4, Northwestern 0. due to Eckersall s
goal from field
The game was played in a cold north
west wind that carried spits of snow in
the faces of the $4,000 spectators. In the
first half both teams played a kicking
game. The two uuarterbacks. were pitted
against each other and the honors were
with EckerSa1l, although Johnson did some
pretty work. In. this half the ball was
never in Chicago territory. In the second
haif line playing was resorted to, and Chi
Cages men proved their superiority.
Northwestern's champions exhausted
themselves in the first half. and in the
second half We're played off their feet.
Neither team used any substitutes in the
hrSt half but both made liberal use Of
them in the second.
The game was called at 2:40. Chicago
won the toss and chose the north goal.
Reuber kicked off for Northwestern to
Chicagos 20-yard line. Chicago returned
the ball Is yards i'll the first three scrirn-
images. Northwestern held and Eckersall
punted past the goal line. Northwestern
kicked the ball out to the 50yard line,
and Eclzersall returned it to the 25yard
line, where he fumbled. but Chicago got
the ball. After several line smashes the
tried to kick goal from the field and fail :
ed Northwestern again kicked the ball
out. There was rapid exchange of
punts, with a few intervening attempts at
Northwestern's 20-yard line again and
Eekersau kicked goal. Chicago 4,
Northwestern 0.
In the second half Coach Stagg made
some Substitutions and put a fresh team
in the field. On the contrary, Coach Nc
Cornack's men gave evidence of exllaus-
ton. On the kicl5off Chicago sent the ball
to Northwestern's 20-yard line and got it
on a tumble. Playing straight football it
was worked to the 10-yard line from
where Bezdek went through right tackle
the catch and Parry kicked goal. Chicago
10, Northwestern O.
After an exchange of punts De Tray
made a 22-yard run for touchdown. De
goal Chicago 16, Northwestern O.. Soon
after the ball was again put in play De
Tray went around the end for a 65-yard
run and was forced out of bounds ON
made a quarterback run around North
Westerns left end for a touchdown and
Parry again kicked goal. Chicago p,
~Bezdek was pushed and dragged over
for the next touchdown, after q series
of steady line plays by the Chicago elev-
en-. Eckersall kicked the goal. Chicago
s2S,s Northwestern o..
Chicago again worked the ball toward
Northwesternis goal and a moment be-
fore time was cafied Eckersail kicked a
second goal from the field. Chicago 32,
Northwestern o. Time was called. with
the ball in Northwestern,s possession on
its own 45-yard line. The trick plays
which both ele%enS had been reported to
have prepared for the game were not
used. The lineup:
Chicago. Position. Northwestern
Kennedy .s.ss.s. R: e E.s.5...s.. McPherrin
Weinberger,
Boone ...s.R. T,..... Allen (Capt.)
Badenoeh, NoH% B, G... Jenkins. Byers
Gale, Hill... C....... Carlson, Davis
Tobin .e.,--.s.L. c.. Ward Gunson
Parry, Badenoch. L. L. ............ Kafer
Maxwell $3.50, ,s,:Iz. 4 e. Davidson, Turner
Catlin, Larson..Ts. E1I3. Simpson, Reu-
De Tray. ber, Moon
Hitchcock -. L II. B. Cotton. GalbIidge
Bezdek IF. B.. .Reuber, Blair
Touehdowns, Bezdek 2. De Tray, Ecker
sail; goals from touchdowns, Parry. 8.
Eckersail: goals from field, EcIersalI 2;
referee, starbuck Cornell umpire, Wal
bridge. Cornell; liilesmen, Holhrooll, Mich
igan; timekeepers. Gale. Chicago; Fleager
Northwestern; time of halves, 80 minutes.