The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-01
the longest, and with work both Of
them give promise Of making mark
in their own class.

That Safety.
An amusing incident Of the game re-
suited in safety giving the varsity
Two points Just at the close of the play.
goal line and "Brother Bill'5 Tttner
tore thru the line and blocked the kick.
The ball bounded hard and bounced
across the wire fence encircling the
gridiron, hit the stands and folled un-
der the seats, Jimmy Irsfeld was after
It, over the fence, like q flash, pursued
my had ia trouble in getting thru the gap
and the smaller man wiggled thru and
grabbed the ball. This play went as a
safety by Shattuck and piled up two
points for the gophers.
=, The play was almost straight football
tthhalout. altho the gophers interested
two which proved puzzling. These
always brought gains and were not re-
peated often enough to allow the col
legians to familiarize themselves with
the moves. The followers Of the team
were we'll satisfied with the work of
the, varsity in the first half. altho sew
than the heat brought about. On the
college team, the work Of Shuknecht
| and Fryckman, Dolan and Robertson
was the pleasing feature. Fryckman is
in his freshman year and will be
valuable man on that team. Shuknecht
to be coming into his own with pleas
ing speed. The enthusiasts did not
close their eyes to the crudities which
| were manifest at times, but the season
is young.
Some Opposition.
The resistance was not of sufficient
strength to call for the putting forth
Of the full strength Of the varsity
team, altho it was more stubborn than
that encountered in the high school
game. The offense looked faster than
it really was, on account of the light
weight of the opposing team The de-
! tense, during the brief periods when
the out town teams held the ball, was
4 not as firm as it will be later. The line
/ charging was quicker than that Of a
/ week ago, but in the interference there
come before the season is far advanced.
There was no roughness noticed on the
part of many of the players, and no
one was injured beyond a few minor
bruises. Considering the number Of
men in tho lineup who are not yet in
condition, the work was creditable::
Sandborn, Oech and Kramer are soft
yet, not having had a full weeks work.
When these fellows are in the condi-
ton Of the men who took part in the
early work at Waconia, the team will
be able to move. along faster.
Detail Of the Play.
} shattuck kicked off over Minnesota's goal line
out to the sS-yard line and LarEin booted it
ing it Is yards. Harrison gained yards thru
center oapren made yard On ns sin:
n and cu ss it
Kremer fumbled for a loss Of yard, but
Minnesota rec recovered the ball Cutting turned
, right tacle for 7. Irsfeld followed with
10 yards thru the same place.
, loss of a yard. 1rsheld made 7 yards on left
, tackle. Current got yards on center Sane
ue on on
kin punted out to Kremer and Cutting missed
On the next kickoff capron kicked over Min
:. from the 25yard line punted to the center Of
called back and penalized yards for offside
be LEFT aS aa s d gain sEr
field 5 Dr. G Back M 10 f yard
r 5 yards on lett tackle. Marshall tried ief
tackle and fumbled. Cutting caught the bal
down. Cutting Kicked goal. Score Il 10 'i'
>Capron next kicked to Kramer the 5-yar,
Is yards around ieft end Current hi cen1e
for 5 yards Cutting went yards over RICH
e the T side oe On ya nst
for for The third touchdown saf Iapf
: Punted out to Kremer. Cutting kicked goal
7 oapron's fourth booting put the ball to tn
J gopher goal line: Larkin ploughed thru tn
for ~! yards cutting right e end ef for
bit Fight guard for yards msd
, 2 yards on the left side of the line, and the
8 Larkin punted out to Kremer, who dropped il
Score, % to 0. 81.
: Watkins replaced welch at left end capro
on his next kick sent the ball to Irsfeld on tn
1 5as a. line who ran it back It yards Ma
yards of left tackle ' ftnsr carried IS y Msn'
left tackle: Ittner carried it Is yards on rigb
8 shattuek on their own 5-yard line. capron trie
t lied s yards for orside play. oapron .punte
g to Larkin on the 45-yard line. He ran It bac
yards for away Outline Kicked
Score Fal? Is to g. O'H'"A cutting A'cAeu goa
pr ha ns1 tial Put the ball , to
o the field s5 yards: Irefeld made 10 yards Q
|. left tackle. Cutting made yards rigl
Vent sRrs of T aphP s
a went on right tackle. Vita waded thru til
r field % yards: 1rsheld tried right for !
| gam Brush Went over IOr q TOUCHDOWN tOeC
replaced Vita at left guard. Cutting kicke
goal. Score "a to o.
" Capron put his next kickoff to the gophe
!. goal. Larkin returned 1t SO yards Irsfiel
. hit left tackle for yards. Sandborn mad
a yards of left tackle. Kramer did not gal
e on right tackle. Cutting went 80 yards !
n right end and dropped the ball when tackled
II Kipp fell on the ball. Harrison hit centt
:, - for yard. A tumble by Lang spoiled an
y chance Of gain, but shattuck received the bal
s. Oech blocked a punt and it was Minnesota
s. ball on shattuck's 1O-yard line. Irsfe1d trie
n left tackle for yard. Irsfeld fumbled al
- Shattuck got it. Harrison made 2 yards 9
=. center. A mistaken signal gave Shattuck
s, gain Capron punted back of the goal al
lie Ittner blocked the kick which bounded ov,
7, the fence, and under the bleacher In ii
r scramble a Shattuck man got the ball for
- safety. The half ended here Score, SO to
It The Second Half.
N .,innesota lkickad or Frvctrnon L,ot,n,
at Pilsbury Is yards line. Dunton returned It