The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-12

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Grand Rapids-H. McLachlin, lie;
Stefen' 1t; Hughes, lg; Mcmahon, C;
Grindell, re-; LaFreniere, TT; Patter-
son, re; Johnson, OBJ; Mayors. rh;
S. McLachlin, TX; Waleen, fb.
Company Kidd, c; Otto, re-;
Lucas, lg; Mitchell, It.; Markham, IT.;
Lloyd, lie; Stewart, re; Shook, qb;
'Hillaby, rh; Mantor, III; Bowler, fb.
Ralph Lycan of this city acted as
referee and Glen Southworth of Be-
midi umpired. Two 25-minute
halves were played.
In an extremely one-sided game
on the local gridiron Saturday after
noon, the Bemidji High school foot
ball team defeated the Bagley Highs
by a score of So to 0.
twenty-five and twenty-minute
halves were agreed upon. Bagley
won the toss and chose the north
goal with the wind at their back and
Bemidji kicked off. The local boys
secured the ball on downs and
rushed it across the field, scorin e
within three minutes of the begin
ming of the game.
From that time on Bemidji kept
Bagley on the go and, although the
Bagley team worked hard to hold
them, the home boys proved too fast
and at the end of the half the score
stood IS to O.
In the second half the Bemidji
eleven made the following changes in
their lineup so as to give their green
material a showing: Ryan was sub
! stituted for F. Brenneman at right
guard; D. Gould for Harris at left
guard; Neuman for G. Gould at left
half and Mcdonald for Huffman at
quarterback. At the end of the last
half the score stood So to 0.
The Bemidji boys played much
better game than they did one week
ago, when Grand Rapids defeated
them by a score of FL to 0.
The goals were pretty we'll dis
tributed over the team, Lycan max
ing z, Stanton 2, Gill 2, Kruse l.,
Boyer 1 and Huffman 1. Bagley
was tackled behind their line once
and forced to make a safety, netting
Bemidji 2 points. Stanton did fine
at kicking goals, securing five goals
out of seven attempts.
The two teams lined up as fol-
lows, Bagley replacing Lewis by
Beaulieu in the second half when the
former suffered wrenched ankle:
BemidjiTC. Brenneman, c; F.
Brenneman, re-; Kreatz, TT; Kruse
(Capt.), re; Harris, lg; Stanton, lie;
Huffman, qb; Gill, rh; c. Gould, rh;
and Lycan, fb.
Bagley-Gossling, c; Brown, re-;
Pontius, ri; Wright, re; Demo, lg;
Jensen, 1t; Johnson, lie; Lewis, OBJ;
Trondson, rh; Hendy, tb; and Holt,
III; Simons and Covey, substitutes.
The individual playing was GER
tainly pretty to look at. Huffman
made two or three splendid quarter
back runs and the wav Lycan hit the
line was certainly fine. Gill and
Gould made several long end runs
which made the crowd howl with
delight. Stanton got into Bagley's
interference and threw their man
back several times. Twice he
secured the ball on a tumble and
scored touchdown. Kruse played
game which would take the heart
out of mummy if he was on the
opposite side. The boys in the
middle of the line worked hard and
faithfully, although they did not
have the opportunities to carry the
ball as often as the backs and ends.
The high school boys and girls
gave dance during the evening in
the city hall to entertain the Bagley
visitors, the ball breaking up just
, before midnight. The Bagley boys
, reported that they had greatly
7 enjoyed the evening, in spite of the
memory of the afternoon. The
visitors returned to Bagley on the
night train.
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