The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-02
VARSITY HELD
TOT TIE SCORE
High School Put Up Great
Game-University Made
Poor Showing

All 1t needed was the university
oand playing ring around the rosy
TO d the final touch to the kinder.
garten exhibition pulled" of at the
noon when the Grand Forks high
school played the varsity eleven to a
%standstill and a S to s tie score.
The university eve averaged about
165 pounds and the high school team
o 1885; it was simply a smaller
team working with a will against a
heavier eleven which has not yet ac-
football game. every man must do
his share and work with a vim, not
srasmodically, but all Of tile time.
The high schoo. won the toss and
TOOK the south goal. university kick
ing off. Hassell got the ball and COW
cred. about ten yeards before being
downed: The high school failed to
kick. 1t was a case of punt the larger
share Of the time during the first quar-
ter on the part of both teams. Sew
era classy plays were pulled Off by
the high school e including a
f1fteen-yard run around the n by
Snip O'Keefe. Neither goal was in
danger.
The university gained Its only
touchdown in the second quarter.
After an exchange Of punts and
forward pass by the university which
Void got for a good gain, the ball
went to the high school on its own
twenty-five-yard line. The high
school was unable to advance the pig
skin and o'Keefe's punt was blocked
by Mcknight. who got the ball. Gull
dickson made the only real gain for
the university in the whole game, by
going around the end for fifteen yards.
With the ball on the high schools
courtyard line. Mcknight was sent
across for the touchdown, he failed,
however, to kick the goal.
The Second Half.
In the second half. the high school
kicked off to the university and both
teams were compelled to punt. A per-
feet forward pass IVES pulled of.
O'Keefe to Hassell. in which the lat
ter reeled off about twenty yards be-
fore being downed. With the ball
versity goal, O'Keefe essayed a drop
kick which failed. The. ball was in
the university territory the largest
share of the quarter.
In the fourth quarter the high
school opened play with an attempted
forward pass and Gullickson got the
ball. A dispute followed this pass with
to the high school. Then came the
big surprise. O'Keefe made an on.
side kick. the pigskin being captured
by Hassell. He ran to the university
goal line. was tackled and fell with
the oval over the goal line. Before
the referees whistle was blown. Has
sell was showed back and the ball was
put into play again only about eight
inches from the varsity line. Two
straight bucks were tried and the ball
was finally pushed over. when O'Keefe
went in at tackle and plowed the way
through for Payne, who carried the
bail over the goal.
The Big Argument.
Pandemonium reigned for some
time following the touchdown. Ref
cree Wineman took the ball from
Payne. and gave it to Hassell who was
to hold the ball for O'Keefe's try at
goal. Hassell evidently was so excit-
ed over the touchdown that he set the
get a chance to kick it as Hassell
picked the ball up from the ground
again n it was taken from him by
Referee Wineman. who declared the
ball dead. Argument on this act was
started at once. According to Referee
Wineman he merely followed the rules
and quotes section IL Of rule Is. which
states: 'If in case of a try at goal
after a touchdown. the ball is not
touch the ground once, no second at
tempt shall be permitted and the ball
shall be kicked off from the center of
the field. exactly as if the try al goal
had been made"
High School Did Well.
The high school boys certainly did
we'll on Saturday afternoon and show
ed that they had studied what their
coach. Doc" O'Keefe, had told them.