The Saint Paul globe., 1904-11-13

straight bucks into the line. but Current
was always good for a gain. and it was
always easy to tell just where he hit.
Team Well Generated
Sig Harris ran the team with con-
surnmate skill and easily outgeneraled
Jones' 1t is doubtful If he made a mis-
take in the entire game and he fought
and struggled for every bit Of territory
He snapped out the signals in his old
,,ndsr rime torm nm. and three times got the play
had time to- get in line. He did nothing
remarkable' In punting, but held his own
with either Fleisher or Bush
Kicker. was the surprise in the line. The
Dig guard showed up well in the first
part or the season and then slunped so
rnat II looked as If he was out of the
hard to beat. Brush beside him. gained
many yard for the maroon and gold
and and on the defense allowed but few gains.
Sirathern and Remp had a mighty strug-
gle.i but "Mose." in his calm, unrufied
way, generally managed to have the best
q T. On ber the ether ;t side Of the line was
every play. taking the grueIing that comes
To-, to the hneman until he was swathed in
aahesiye e ne tape from head to foot. Case
sSne sx T,ss Worship 1 every minute until relieved
played strong on the defense.
Marshall at left end was given no op-
portunity to carry the bah, but he put up
good article OF defense Several gains
were made by him, but he always more
than made up for them by spelling a
double pass.
Vanderboom was unable to negotiate
the plays against Minnesota that have
puit his football reputation. He was
the Badgers best ground gamer and play-
ed hard. defensive game. Bush was not
SO strong at right end, but he was bet
ter than either Findlay or Perry at left }
Bertke was unable to stop many of the
Minnesota rushes and his position in the
iine gave the Gophers good gains. Dona-
ircf odd
ed the ball poorly at times. Fleisher punt
ed well and held Minnesota. but If was
tne tne,, tackles that We're the points of at
VINO replaced him, were hammered down
Jones lacked Harris generalship and
speed; Wrabetz played steady and hard.
and Stormquist added strength to the
team when he replaced the right half.
Fuhy $4,000 people Witnessed the game
ana TINS number would have been greater
but for the Tact that one of the Wiscon-
sin sections was nearly empty. Had this
Sectlon been thrown open to the public
early IN the week Il is certain that it
iy 1,0tD Wisconsin roote1,s present allow
Ing for liberal scattering throughout the.
Among those in the boxes were Gov.
van SAINT and -Governor-elect John A :
Johnson. Gov. Van SAINT had invited Gov
La Toilette to be present, but the wiscon-.
SIN executive discovered at the last mo-
ment that official business would prevent
his attending. The day was ideal. little
nip of frost for the benefit of the players
and not so cold as to make IT uncom-4
Portable for the spectators. All in all. Min
nesota closed the football season at home
In a particularly pleasing manner. .,
The Game IN Detail
Minnesota trotted on to the field few
moments after o'clock and was greeted
entnuslasticaliy. AS soon as they were all
on the field roar went up from 16 600
throats and the Minnesota band STRUCK
up a. tIiumphal afr. Magaphone brigades
numbered and the cheering lasted until
the men formed in q ring and began pass
ing the ball Wisconsin came out a few
minutes later and the reception given to the
Badgers was but little less in volume
than that accorded the Gophers. Wiscon-
sin romped through few signals to the
music of the Cardinal band and Captains
Bush and Strathern tossed for choice of
goal. Strathern Won and took the Church
street goal. A few words OF instruction
from the officials and the play was on
Jones kicked of to the 30-yard line
second attempt he booted the BAH to the the
3b-yard line, where Current caught it and
brought it back 10 yards before being
downed- Fuliback Clark made the tackle
that brought Current down and the Wis
consin man was knocked out in the first
play; lie soon came to and the play was
resumed: Current took the ball through
Bertke for yards and Davies brought
the Minnesota rooters to their feet with n I
dash for p yards between Bertke and
Findlay. The ball was taken in Is wards
and Current went through FIeisher for a
5-yard gain. Kremer bucked Brindley for
the same distance and Current smashed
over Bertke for 6 yards. Kremer hurdled
the line for yards and brought the bali
to Wisconsin's 25-yard line Burgan
skirted Capt. Bush's end for IA yards and
Kremer hurdled the left side of wiscon-
sins line. going II yards for the first
! touchdown after three minutes of play
Marshall kicked out to Harris and Har-
ris kicked goal. Score: Minnesota 6. wis
consin 0.
eophers' First Fumbie
Jones kicked OF to the 5-yard line to
Burgan. who brought il back Is yards and
fumbled to Wisconsin. Bush went by MARI
shall for two yards and was hurt Wander
boom hurdled the line ana started on a
good gain, only to be thrown back Jones
dropped back to the 30-yard line for a
place kick. Remp made a poor pass, and
Jones missed the goal by a narrow margin
Harris kicked out from the 25-ynrd line
the bali rolling out Of bounds on Wis
cNpsinss 45-yard line Harris tried again
frosp the 25-yard line and kicked to Wra-i