The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-07

considerable punting. Near the end
of the quarter, however, the univer-
sity gained possession of the ball, and
started steady march to the A. G.
goal line. They gained repeatedly
through the line, until the pigskin
was finally placed on the A. C. 15
yard line. Here it appeared as though
the university would soon go over for
q touchdown. but time was called and
the fiickertail men had to wait few
minutes before scoring.
University Scores Touchdown.
In the second quarter Fargo put
the ball in play on the opposite 15
yard line. German made one yard,
after which the A. G. punted to North
Dakota on the 40-yard line. On the
very first play, Gullickson circled Far
COS right end for a 40-yard run and
touchdown. The touchdown was
made near the edge of the field, and
the ball was punted out to the 20-yard
line, from where Barnes kicked goal.
1t was not long until the university
started another march down the field,
but on the A. C. 40-yard line their
progress was stopped, and Barnes was
called back for a place kick. The
line held well, and Barnes sent the
ball squarely between the poles, MAX
ing the score 8 to 0. From then un-
til the end of the quarter, it was nip
and tuck, the university putting forth
every effort to score again and the
A. G. to hold them back. The univer-
sity team worked the forward pass
successfully several times during this
quarter, making one or two long gains
on 1t. Once during the latter part of
the quarter, they worked the ball down
to the A. c. 25-yard line, and gave
promise of going over for another
touchdown, but tumble put an
end to all such hopes. A Fargo man
recovered the ball and they kicked out
of danger.
The third quarter like the first, was
scoreless. There was nothing of any
especial interest pulled off in this
quarter. Both teams punted consid :
erably, and Fargo worked the for
ward pass quite frequently, depending
on this to make her gains. The passes,
however, were not of the sensational
variety. and what ground gaining was
done In this manner happened mostly
by luck, A. G. men recovering, after
the ball had been juggled about con-
siderahly in making the pass.
U. NJ. .. Scores Again.
The last quarter was another disas-
trous one for the A. C. The univer-
sity started off in a rush, as did the
aggles. Both teams put up q
strong defensive game from the start
OF this quarter The A. C. however,
failed to keep up the good work con-
tinually and the result was that the
university soon scored again. Work
ing the ball from their own 25-yard
line to the Fargo 40-yard line, Barnes
was again called back for a place
kick and successfully negotiated this
one. From then on the game was
largely punting duel, the A. c. kick
ing out of danger when they secured
the ball and the varsity kicking down
into Fargo territory again with the
hopes Of retaining it and going over
for a touchdown. It was not long
however, until the university secured
| the ball near the middle Of the field
| and started another steady march to-
ward the A. c.. goal. A long run by
| Gul1ckson put the ball on the 30-yard
lin, and after that 1t was just one
play after the other until Sack was
showed through center from the four
yard line for q touchdown. Barnes
kicked goal.
The game Jagged in interest from
| then until the finish. The university
team had 1t safely tucked away, and
tired and worn cat by injuries. did not
play as strong game as they did ur
to this time During the last two OF
three minutes Of play, Fargo showed
sudden burst of ground gaining, two
| OF the backs making 10-yard runs
each.
Student Spirit Excellent.
The student spirit shown by both in.
situations was one Of the things com.
mented on quite frequently Saturday
Both institutions were represented by
bands and a large number of student
rooters. One minute it was CLOUD
of green and yellow in the air, while
the very next could be seen NOTHING
but pink and green floating IN tn,
/ wind From one side of the fielS
would come noise, similar to Ring
| ling Bros calliope, and, no sooneI
had the A. G. students finished thei
yell, than something that sounded
very much like an Indian war whool
would break forth from the universit,
! side Of the gridiron. Bradshaw an,
| Willy, the two university rooter kings
deserve great deal, of credit for thei
work. They kept the university stu
dents on the job from the beginnin,
Of the game to the end, and. had oc
casion demanded it, there is no doub
that they could have made forlori
hope on the gridiron look like
triumphal march through the street
of Rome.
Between the halves the universlt.
and A. G. bands headed long line o
i students from both institutions VIII
did the snake dance for a great par
of the time. Taken all in all, the stu
i dent spirit shown was enough t
i awaken memories In the minds o
some of the "old timers present an
for while even they forgot their stiff
ness and hoped about the side line
like "rah rah" boys. and shouted unit
they were hoarse.
II The lineup:
Il University Fargo A. c.
Bulge lie. ........ Olso
] Fiett ........... .lt........ Schroede
Mcknight ....... lg. ,......... Lyme
Zipoy .......,...c... ~. $500. Gran
Harris ..-........ rig ........ Edward
Barnes (Capt) .rt............ Reube
. Quigley ..,...- =. .re............ Brye
Gullickson .....5.. q............ Cav
Thompson 1850. lib .......... Eos
J Sorenson ....... fb ......... Keene