The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-31


tailed to gain on shift play and
Spalding punted SO yards to Gullick-
son who returned the ball As yards
which was about the prettiest run OF
the entire game on the first play
Gullickson brought the U. rooters e
their feet by breaking through the
Fargo line and running rs yards to the
Fargo 15-yard line. Stack hit the
line for 5 more and time was taken
out for Rusness of Fargo. Here the
N. ID. bunch again lost their football
brains and between dumb playing and
killing time they allowed Fargo to
hold them on what would figure upon
a yard stick about the 2-inch line. 1t
was the test and Fargo held and the
Y, lost their second chance to score.
Spalding punted out from behind the
line 35 yards N. d. failed to gain on 4
crisis cross and on the next play they
lost the ball on tumble. Fargo was
penalized Is yards for kneeing and
Spaulding booted the ball fifty yards
to Gullickson, who returned 30 yards.
Two plays by the u. netted yards
and Barnes punted rs yards to Bay
ard. Catlin was downed for a s3-yard
loss and Mcmillan failed to gain.
Spalding punted As yards. N. d. re-
turned the ball yards. An attempted
forward pass gave the ball to Fargo.
Time was taken out for Catlin.
Spalding punted to- the N. d. 35-yard
line. Thompson made yards around
right end and Barnes made five more
through the line. Time for the third
quarter was called with the ball on the
Fargo 50-yard line.
The third quarter was all to the
good for the u. team and it looked
very much like the Grand Forks bunch
would come through with the neces-
quarter. But Coach watkins men did
not see it that way and it was their
determined fighting that put the u
bunch to the bad.
The fourth quarter opened with the
ball on the Fargo 5O-yard line in N. D.
possession. On the first play the ref
cree managed to get his lamps on one
Of the very many smuggling matches
that took place during the game and
Mcnamara Of the Fargo team went
to the side lines and Fargo was PEN
allied half the distance of their goal
inc. Thompson got around the Fargo
light end for 10 yards and Gullickson
vent through for five more yards.
This planted the ball on the Fargo q
yard line, Another council Of war on
he part of the bunch gave Fargo the
necessary time to recover and when
Thompson came around the right side
IT the line for yards, N. D. found
themselves outguessed again and Bay
ard downed the N. d. halfback for a
three yard loss. The ball went to Far
80 and Spalding punted out of danger,
Fargo recovering the punt At this
iuncture Captain Slingsby of the Far
go team was nailed by the officials for
the Queensberry rules on
some N. ID. man and Fargo was again
oenalized half the distance to her goal
Much wrangling between coaches and
players and officials took place about
this time, and by the way, it is pro-
1ided in the rules that coaches shall
lot be allowed on the field of play
Turing the game. 1t can be said with
'ut going very far that the N. ID. coach
and the Fargo coach We're on the field
# play about half the time.
Spalding punted thirty yards to the
middle of the field Fargo was pen
llized is yards and it was N. DIS ball
'n the Fargo 25-yard line. N. d. was
oenalized Is yards for pushing and
Barnes attempted a goal from plac-
nent from the so yard line. The kick
vas good one and for moment the
'rowd all said the score is tied but the
Sick lacked just little power and the
ball fell an inch or two below the
ross bar
The ball was brought out and Far
70 put it in scrimmage on their 25-yard
Inc. Mcmillan failed to gain and
slasgo got through the left side of
he line for yards At this stage of
he game, some N. ID. player got Nc
Donald of the Fargo team over near
he side lines and with regular old
sck Johnson swing sent the Fargo
layer bowling end over end. Some
longated spectator attempted to starr
riot, somebody said it was the head
nesman. by rushing upon the field
nd jumping upon the back of the N. |
,. man as he was hurrying to where
ne ball was being put in play. Cops, |
IDS, dogs and students and not a
ew old men scrambled out onto the |
cid ready for trouble should anything
ct started. The N. ID. man went ont
the game and his team was PEN
lized about 40 yards. A couple of |
mashes netted Fargo wards and then |
!. d. recovered a Fargo forward pass.
3arnes punted 40 yasfs and Rus
ess returned fifteen. Fargo recovered |
ne ball on a blocked forward pass on |
ne y. 3O-yard line. Mcmillan tore CT
yaRds around the N. D. right end. |
Lere N. ID. was penalized yards which |
lanted the ball on their 5-yard line. |
he u. men fought hard and on thu |
bird buck Bayard could get no closer
nan the 1-foot line to the N. D. goal |
me-
The bah went to N. ID. and from |
ehind the goal line the TT. men 1t |
empted to put the ball in play. |
thompson was downed behind the line |
Dr. safety and the slore was to /
in favor of Fargo The u. put the
all in play on their 25-yard line. A |
orward pass for rs yards was called /
ack and on the next two plays the
all went over to Fargo. Mcmillan
lade yards and Catlin got around /
IT end for Is. Time was called with /
ne ball on the u 5-yard line.
Gullickson of N. d put up about the
est game of any mon on the field OUT
de of Thompson. one Of his team
lates. Mcmillan Of Fargo was the To-
Al schools most consistent ground
amer while Spalding punted re-
larkably well. Thompson, the univer-
ty left half played very pluckv
anne. He is an exceptionally good
ian at carrying the ball and he play
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