The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25
SOUTH LOSES TO
ST. I. PAUL CENTRAL
Score Of 33 to o Shows the Rela-
tive Strength Of the Two
Elevens.
BY Gill;.

South Side went down to defeat before st.
Paul Pa Central Yesterday afternoon The score,
% 70 o. :. SHOWS the relative strength of the
teams st. Paul had slightly heavier team
but did not win out on weight alone. The
down-riyer boys were more experienced and bet
ter trained than the orange and black team.
Ineir plays were pulled OF in bunch and the
the last possible inch on every down.
Ine minneapolis men fought gamely every
inch OF the way and their inability to make con
Paul players must not be charged to any un-
Willingness to take all the chances Of the game,
but simply to their inexperience. as individuals
dnsa. dnd as At team Nm Piatt solem and Wethall
stars OF the South Side team.
Clayton Star. -. +.
The St. Paul team owes much Of its success
to the skill shown by Captain Clayton in placing
his plays. He discovered early in the game
that Zahner at right tackle was the weak point
In the limo and proceeded to hammer him for
good gains. In justice to Zahner it must be
explained that he had been out of training for
TWO a% " weeks @ ana was called in couple Of days
ago to take the place of johnson, who for some
unexplained reason, suddenly left the team.
McGlegan, the st. Paul fullback, was ter
ror on line plunges. Benham, left half, was
another star ground gamer. Currie right tackle,
played q ngntlng game and made the greater
part OF his gains after he was downed The st.
Paul team marred its work by great deal Of
unneeessary rough play and was guilty Of con
this by the large crowd of rooters which fol-
lowed them. t-.a7
In the first half McGlogan kicked OF to Holm.
Gantn., ZION. On me nrst play South fulnbled and
central got the ball on the 3O-yard line Ben.
nam ana Mcdlogan smashed thru the line to the
o-yaro line, where McGlogan went over for 9
touchdown. Clayton missed goal.
Goal Marches Continued.
St. Paul got the ball on the next kickoff
but was forced to punt The pass was poor
and McGlogan fumbled and the ball went tc
south 1,u on St: Paul's 2o.yard line. Central was
thrown for q 5-yard loss. W. Gunderson failed
to make It first down and the ball went to St
pap on ITS 4Se 1Syatd sat line The red and blas
touchdown. Benham carried the ball across tn,
line. Clayton kicked goal
81: Paul made one more touchdown that half
watson made twenty yards on "a double pas
ana Drought the ball to South's 5-yard line
Watson was again given the bali and made ,
touchdown. @ Clayton kicked goal.
;ta Tne M second half was repetition Of the first
! double pass and crossed South's goal line
Clayton missed goal.
Clayton Runs 40 Yards.
After the second kickor Clayton made hftee
varos on fake kick. The play was cleverl
touchdown. J" ! scGsr. 1'4e !!oi
me last touchdown was made BY Currie
who battered out four yards after Clayton ha
run s1 forty yards Clayton kicked goal. . Score
vt. Paul 90. South Side o. Time was caIle
just as st: Paul received the KICKOFF. = -
"a The muddy field made ! great deal of troubl
t1 t1r Do.a teams, and the wind which swept acros
players and spectators :, Nv
| me teams lined uD as follows: 60.
| proS1na nSn1aA' .s&.' South Side
Bradley. ..........: left end ........ Heddin
naEImgaro. naEng left tackle ...... .Dahiquil
DaKes. left guard .Zalusk
EGmgrs center
Gnrr1e:. l l Fight tackle ...... zahne
cant nts0n m.vton ',,ra5ignt ead .H. Gunderso
Bsnhsm.. fight, half Capt. Hoimstro
McGiogan =. !: .fullback .1s.; !. Gundersc
Substitutes for st. Paul Central--Balfour Il
Bradley. Helson for Benham. Horivitz tor Hal
Icy; 1S;n. supstitutes tor south side-Fiobeck f
Touchdowns-M McGlogan 2, Watson 2, Benhar
currie; goals from touchdowns.. Clayton
! =, Onicials-umpire, Hedding; referee, Sloal
a timer, B. Clayton; lines1nnn. HOLLOWAY. mn
! of halves 25 and 20 minutes ~1A