The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-29

rDer s in Of f and e in ana an sse of Joy
with their joyous "stone WALL rallying yell.
This s0bered up a bit when Nose Strathern ON
hind him came Brush, Dan Smith, Kicker, Case
and other members Of the first team.
Started Procession.
less than procession. The collegians were too
light for the first team and Hunter began to
work his backheld and line for hig gains.
and While they disputed every advance they were
powerless to stop it. Varco and Hunter. the
latter. especially, played sensa tiona football the
quarter setting the stands bowling by 100
yard run and touchdown. He got the ball on
Shattuck's kickoff and darted into his field.
There was little interference to help him for
to help him out. shattucks field was we'll scat
tered, but Hunter lodged his way thru them
and hurdled the low tacklers who attempted to
&lcompass his fall. The stands to their feet
and applauded the game quarter until the next
Laiokoff.
g Dan Smith another star at the ground
gaining. At one time he advanced the ball
twelve yards with three Of the collegians hang
ing to him. Brush plowed and slid thru blocks
Of obstructing ''shads'' and Case turned the
same trick. Kicker got into the going for a
good long run and touchdown and Kremer dis
tinguished himself In his final plunges for touch
downs.
OF the shattuck team. Wilkinson, the little
quarter, and Prince, the fulback, made star
plays at times and Diamond In the first half,
assisted by Iddings, gained ground on the sec.
+ ond team
IF Warm Football. .....-
The afternoon a sultry and told on the
players Shattuck was not In condition and took
out time after almost every play. Wilkinson
bumped pretty severely 91 al and at one time
condition. His father, Bishop Wilkinson, was
on the line and made hurried examination OF
his son. He found that the boy was merely
l4ytfd n1 oy,1 much oo1r tox-o vi f1r
center Of the field "Get in there commanded
the bishop. ''They need you and you have LOT
of t1ght in You yet" and and the boy obeyed The I'll.
or upon it, worked we'll, for the lad played fast
land hard until another bump proved too much fol
his endurance and he was obliged to take Out
more time until he recovered. 49,
The play was clean thruout. The collegians
did not give any indication Of roughtng it ant
the varsity had no call or inclination to resort
to such tactics. The scoring in the last twenty
minutes looks to be high, but when 1t is taker
into consideration that the collegians tired
from the first half and pitted against fresh mer
Weitzel with lame hand, played the entire
game. He was quarter in the first half ant
played right end in the long period. He got int
every play and succeeded in breaking up sew
eral attempts at advancing around his end
Luce on the other end good on
4 ball. The lineup was as follows:
&, Minnesota Position Shattuck-
Luce. eft r End; :Nieholso
oee l j.. Ri exc t,: LET Guard Sleeper
Weist-Smith. Right Guard. .Harriso
Ittner- Brush. Right Tackle. .Capro
Il Kieland-Weitzel Right End ........... Foste
Weitze- Hunter .Quarterbaek Wil,sinso
Nuesslo- Varco. ..... Right Half. Idding
krr r1, Current: ;Fullback Prime
4 Hunter 2, Smith 3. Kicker, Luce. Goals frol
touchdown, Hunter 10. Time of halves. 1ftee
Webster.
The detail Of the play was as follows:
First Half. .
Kremer got Shattuck's kickoff on Minnesota
* 15-yard line and returned it ten yards
then bucked the center without gain, and fun
Bile gave Shattuck the ball. Iddings made on
~ yard on left tackle and followed this up wit
two yards right tackle. Prince added
yard left tackle and Diamond went aroun