The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-30
MACS PLAYED
OFF THEIR FEET
University of North Dakota
Eleven Swarnped Visitors
Saturday

Wow! and again Wow! 80 to 3!
Rather a nice little score to roll up
against the invading forces Of Ma.
caiester tribe. After wallowing in de.
feat the fore part Of the season. the
University of North Dakota eleven got
together on Saturday and working any
number of plays with seldom a loss
and few fumbles. chased the Presby.
terians from n end of the lined field
to the other. starting the scoring with
a safety and not quitting the fighting
until five touchdowns had been scored
and five goals kicked.
Quigley. the end, Mcknight, tackle.
and Dahl. star half back, abided on
the side lines during the game; Quig-
ley. due to a difference in opinion with
Coach Dunlap. Mcknight with a badly
injured ankle, and the latter with a
broken nose. But still the team plow-
cd ITS way through the visitors line.
around the visitors ends and into the
enemy's territory. Teamwork, better
than has been displayed on the univer.
sity field this season, was largely the
U Of the big score and a fighting
spirit insttlled in the football soul Of
every member of. the team aided the
team work. Only once did the Macs"
touchdown. 1t was in the third quar-.
ter when. working. two perfectly nego-
ttated forward passes, they covered
ffty-fve yards toward the Flickertail
goal. but were stopped almost. as
quickly as the brace they had taken
started.
How 1t Happened.
The U. N. D. cohorts started the
game with a rush and after an ex-
calester's thirty five. yard line. They
were forced to punt, and Stack wal
called back to boot the ball. He did.
One Of the visiting players got the
pal about two yards from the goal
line, but 1t took a bound and as he
rabbe the elusive probate spheroid
on the neither side Of the goal line. he
points were Tailed for the Flicker
tails. 49,
With no more scoring in the first
quarter. time was called with the U.
N. D. eleven in possession Of the pig
skin on the twelve yard line. With
the beginning Of the second quarter.
Gullickson got the ball and aided by
the line made by Harris and Hincks,
zig-zagged for twelve yards to the
last white line, placing the ball
squarely behind the goal posts. Stack
kicked goal and the score was 8 to o.
Sensational football vas played the
SScS vi luC QUARTER. IuluCk8On 2OI
the ball on the kickoff and ran it back
ten yards. Ten yards was reeled off
in the allotted three downs. Gullick.
son then hiked around the left end for
t~hirty-f1ve yards. Not satisfied with
that exhibition Gullickson pulled off
another sprint of twenty yards, and
after Stack had carried the ball about
six more yards, Stack was once more
called into the game and trampled
numerous Macites under foot while
covering the remaining few yards to
the goal. The ball was punted out to
Stack and Bacon kicked goal from the
twenty-five yard line. Score, II to o.
"Macs" Took Brace.
Manchester kicked off and Hemp
gave a county fair greased-pig exhibit
ton. running the leather bubble back
thirty yards. past numerous Macmen.
Manchester o a brace at that time
n after the varsity had been held
for downs, pulled off two forward
passes that were some excellent. The
first. Welshons to Thomas. netted thir-
ty-five yards: the second, Welshons to
Holley, netted twenty yards more and
with the ball on the varsity thirty
yard line, Wolshons unlimbered his
kicking member and booted the bail
between the goal posts from place.
ment, making the only three points
scored by the visitors.
11uC 0CCONu x1dAks
Void got the ball on the KICKOFF and
after an exchange of punts. the 'varsi-
ty again worked the ball down within
striking distance. Stack was pushed
over for a touchdown, but fumbled.
Schlosser recovered the ball and the
score was boosted five more notches,
going yet another when Stack kicked
goal. making it 20 to 8.
The bail was placed in play by the
U. N. D. on the Mac thirty-yard. line.
Schlosser reeled off fifteen yards on q
Onward pass, Stack made eight more
and hemp covered the rest Of the dis
lance for the fourth touchdown. Stack
again kicking goal. Score. 26 to 3.
h final touchdown wa made by
Bacon. in what would in baseball 60
down in h o book as a triple
unassisted. Manchester was held for.
downs on the university %forty-yard
line and Welshons escaped a place
kick from that point. Bacon broke
through the line, blocked the kick,
grabbed the pigskin and ran sixty-flve
yards for a touchdown. Stack kicked
goal again and the game ended with
the score Of 80 to 3.
Backfeld Starred.
Gullickson, Hemp and Stack, with
Bacon doing the quarterback work,
pulled of any number of classy plays,
Bacon handling the team well. in
SP.SSO. avn " oAPCt1cA1Cc' Lie IOurs
aided by the ends, worked in. great
shape together. Interference was the
keynote Of the success and although
the Mac line might be considered to be
weak in spots they put up a game,
not only once in a while. but all Of
the time.
All Of the line men worked hard
for the varsity and but three substi-
tutes were used. Holmes, who Is
small. but who makes up for his size
~ h way he digs into the game, was
replaced in the third quarter by Cur
tiss who was later replaced by Lyk-
ken. Both men put up a great game. |
Holmes probably saved one touch
down by the way he nailed Holley in
the second forward pass pulled of by
the Macs" The other linemen also
played football. opening holes in the
opposing line big enough to drive al
team through. Although Manchester
line. the Methodists, would have had
the time Of their sweet young lives II
they, had played the university eleven
on Saturday. Due to the slaughter Of
the Presbyterians and the remarkable
improvement shown by the varsity. |
the Aggies now look like easy pick
tngs when the Flickertails visit Fargo |
on Saturday, November 1.
The lineup:
North Dakota Macalester-
Schlosser. .......L E........ Thomas
Forester. ........L T......... Drinks
Bulge g.. .Holley. Capt.
Void. ......... Wilson
Htncks..........R. G......... Brown
Aarris. R.T...... Schmidt
holmes.........R. e.. Padelford