The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04

stiles tho Wisconsin freshmen this
morning defeated the Minnesota young
sters by a score of 10 to 5. All Of the
scoring was done in the first half, and
during the second period Of play the ad
gophefrs had pushed the ball to the Wis
consin l2-yard line when time was
called. .@
Had it not been for an agreement to
call the game at l1:30 in order to give
time for marking off Northrop field for
the varsity game, the Minnesota fresh
men probably would have secured sec
ond touchdown, and either tied the
score or won the game. Three minutes
Of play remained when the timekeep-
er g watch timed 11:30.
The game was intensely interesting, as
both teams resorted in great measure
sin found Minnesota's left end weak,
and Schalm, the fast badger haIfback,
was sent around Coughlin for the best
runs Of the day.. ....a
Bly,, the Minnesota freshman full
back, played a wonderful game, and
most Of the Minnesota gains in the Sec
ond. half were due to his fierce line
plunging. He was used time after time
and he seldom failed to break the bad
ger line for consistent gains. -
Touchdown in Ten Minutes.
Wisconsin g first touchdown came af-
ter. ten minutes play. Schalm, after
an even contest in the middle of the
field, went around Coughlin for thirty
yards, taking the ball to the gopher
15-yard line. It took the badgers nine
plays to- to- gsst the pgsbp over the goal
the tn feat. St The gopher freshmen braced
after this, and in five minutes Frykman
was showed across the Wisconsin line
for the gophers' lone score. The Wis
consin freshmen were not disheartened,
however, and after strenuous resist
ance Dalton was pushed over for Sec
ond touchdown for Wisconsin. The Of
tense which gave the badgers this
touchdown consisted chiefly Of Half
back Schalm. IA.
During the remainder of the game
the ball was in Wisconsin territory,
and when time was called it rested on
the badger 12-yard line. .'.~
The Minnesotans played good foot
ball against a much heavier team and
were cheered when they left the field.
Frykman, who was relied on for the
brunt of, the offensive work, was in
poor physical condition and was forced
to retire after the first half. While he
was in the play his work was extremely
gains during the first half.
Ertle, at right half, played consist
entity thru the game, and Moore, the
freshman quarterback, ran the team
speedily and with fair judgment. He
also eluded the Wisconsin ends, and on
| one occasion broke away for gain Of
twenty-five yards.
...a:- Line Played Well. @.s,.
In the line the defensive work Of
| the three center men, Dunn, Knocke
and Eakins, was steady and commend
able. Smith and Foker at tackles were
outweighed by their opponents, but gave
good account of themselves. At times
Foker failed to stop line plays thru his
territory, but his work in opening up
holes for the gopher backs was good
| Castor at left end stopped nearly every
thing that. came his way, and he got
down the field speedily on punts.
For Wisconsin Schalm was the bright
star, and it seemed impossible to- stop
him. He is fairly heavy and remark
t, ably fast on his feet. In him Wiscon.
sin seems to have found another Co.
chems. $500 ..-
About two hundred Wisconsin rooters
were in the grand stand and cheered
for their team thruout the contest. The
Minnesota rooters seemed to be saving
their wind for the varsity game, az
there was little Minnesota roofing.
/ Wisconsin was penalized heavily by
| the officials, and the members Of the
; team seemed on the point Of leaving
the field at one time.
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