The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-11-02
BROOK|NGS WINS
TWO BIG GAMES
STATE COLLEGE DEFEATS NORTH
DAKOTA AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE TEAM
Bao0MNGs NIGH BEATS WATERFOWL
Both Games Are Hard Fought and Elk.
citing Throughout-Rapid City
and Huron Games This Week

and Huron Games This Week
Our football teams had another big
day last Saturday, taking the scalps
or me North Dakota Agricultural col
lege and the Watertown high school.
Both games were hard fought and ex-
citing and furnished plenty of amuse-
ment for a big crowd which assembled
at the college park. The score of the
game between the college and North
Dakota was IA to 3, and Brookings
high bested the Watertown team by
a score Of IL to 5.
The college game was n of the
hardest fought struggles, also one of
the dirtiest played, that has been seen
in Brookings in a long while. The visit.
tors were about the most foulmouthed
bunch Of college athletes that we
have ever seen and were certainly no
credit to the institution from which
they came. The visitors coach
cursed his men from the side lines
all through the game and the team
members abused each other and their
opponents. Their dirty work finally
resulted in Halfback Balsinger being
put out OF the game, whereupon he
applied a vile name to Referee Patty
and was banished from the grounds.
The visitors argued every possible
point, although the officials gave them
a square deal in every respect, and
the game was long drawn out and
tiresome for the spectators.
Lockhart was as usual the star for
Brookings and scored all of the home
teams points. He made two sensa-
tional runs for touchdowns and in the
last few minutes of play kicked a
goal from the field. North Dakota's
three points came from a place-kick
by Quarterback Caulkins in the first
quarter.
The Brookings game was
played before the college contest and
was in sharp contrast to that game, in
that it was clearly played throughout.
The schools are old rivals, but this
does not prevent the team members
from being gentlemen and good sports
men. Watertown has a nice clean
bunch of fellows and they made a
fine showing. Brookings was just q
little better. however, and easily
deserved to win. The team was
minus the services Of Horace Fish
back, their star end, but Captain
Hanson was switched there from the
backfield and did good work.
Brookings' first touchdown came
from a neatly executed forward pass,
from Skinner to Miller, and their
second score was the result OF a
blocked kick. Watertown attempted
IN y,nN frOx, I1t~l Ill -
line. but Waltz broke through the line
and blocked the kick. Peterson re-
covering it and carrying it over for the
score. Watertown's touchdown was
made when Peterson, their fullback,
caught a Brookings forward pass and
ran fifty yards through a clear field.
Skinner played great football for
Brookings, in spite of the fact that
he was suffering from a bad ankle.
He ran the team well and carried the
ball in fine shape. Waltz was a power
In the line and he was responsible
for the second Brookings touchdown.
Olson and Simmons did good work In
carrying the ball and in fact the
whole team played good football and
their work was a credit to Coach
Patty.
Following Is the detailed account of
the North Dakota-college game:
North Dakota defends west goal
strong wind from the southwest. Lock-
hart kicks 30 yards to Norht Dakota. no
return. Angles gain s yards. tumble and
recover. Aggies gain @. Aggies gain S.
Foss Of Aggies gains 20 through line. Krem-
err gets Aggies for no gain. Aegies make
incomplete forward pass. States bail. Cat
lett gains 4. Lockhart gains 80 around
a yOlpG rtDht N ola 80 all 80
penalized 5 yards. State no gain. Aggies
recover ball on States so yard line, Aggies
gain 10. Preziek Of Aggies gains 8 around
States left. Aggies gain 10, Aggies gain
2 over line. Aggies held for I yard gain
around States right. Caukins kicks pretty
field goal from States II yard line. State
0, Aggies g. Ball put in play on the rs
yard line. Lockhart gains 20 through line,
Catlett gainst 80 through open field.
Blower gains IS on tumble. Aggies gain
s. Aggies gain 6 over line. Stearns holds
Aggies for no gain. Treacy holds Aggies
for no gain. Aggies gain 10 yards on for
ward pass. Time out. States ball. Pence
no gain. Lockhart gains 8, Pence gains 1.
Time out. Aggies' ball. Aggies gain 4.
Kremer gets Aggies for s yard loss. Aggies
gain 10 yards on forward pass. Time out.
North Dakota gains 4. Aggies gain 4.
Aggies gain 8. States ball on the 3 yard
line. Lockhart punts IS yards. Aggies re-
turn 8. N. D.. gain 6 around left. N. D..
gains 2 around right. Aggies make in
complete pass. States ball on their own
2s yard line. Lockhart tackled for 4 yard
loss. FIRST quarter ends with the ball on
the States "a yard line.
Second quarter. Lockhart gains so yards
but is called back for on-side. Lockhart
punts 80 yards ball going outside. Aggies
gain s. Aggies gain I, Aggies punt 80 yards
to Catiett. Lockhart gains IL. Dewine
replaces Balsinger who is disbarred for
slug cling. Aggies penalized one half the
7 distance to the goal which was IS yards.
State no gain. Lockhart runs 35 yards
! for touch down through open held. Lock-
hart fails at goal. state s. Aggies 3.
Aggies kick on to Kremer. no return. Cat
lett gains 6. Hackett gets Lockhart for
gard loss. Lockhart punts 40 yards.
1 Aegies return 7. Aggies gain 8. Aggies
gain 8 through line. Kremer holds Angles
for . yards, Kremer holds Aggies for no
gain. Aggies kick outside. Ball on States
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