The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-16
PREPARING
FOR HAMu|NE
FIckertails Now After Meth.
odists' Goat After Satur-
days Defeat

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ d0Ie4( OF. !
,urday. the University Of North Dakota
ez1oon started to prepare for the game
with Hamline to be played here next
Saturday. Considering the great
change wrought In the varsity team
In the week before tho Carleton game.
the boys are to be congratulated on
the good showing they did make.
From reports eInanating from
Northfield. the real star of the game
as far as the F1ickertails were con-
cerned was .0ullickson. The twin city
sport writer's have all patted him on
the back for his ability. Members
Of the squad state that it was mostly
his hard work that kept the varsity
together aud working as hard as they
did. Plumbing was the thing that
scored heavily against the F~1ickertails
and that fault it is expected will be
attention will be paid to falling onto
the ball and tt hanging onto 1t when
a man does get 1t.
According to all reports Hamline
has a fast aggregation and expects to
make divers sorts Of door mats out
Of the U. N. d. eleven when they
come here for the annual struggle. NJ.
fculty in tearing huge. gaps in. the
Pillsbury line on Saturday, when that
aggregation was walloped to the tune
Of ~ to 0 by the Methodists. Lokke
and Heneman are also strong men
and are showing up we'll. It IL un-
derstood that Hamline has a roper
toire of trick plays that will keep the
locals guessing. However they will
need all they nave IL they expect to
N. D., II the prophesies given out at
the state institution are correct Sig
nal n scrimmage practice. with the
| squad working harder than ever Is
the program for the week.
The Game at Mortified.
Mortified, Mimi, Oct. 16.--Carleton
college defeated the University of
North Dakota here Saturday by a
score of 8 to o.. The game was fast
fought hard in short of the fact that
they were clearly outclassed by the
Carleton players. Carleton showed the
| first team work Of the season and
their goal was never in danger.
The first score came after seven
minutes of play, when Robertson slid
across the line on an off tackle play,
the ball having been advanced to the
Vineyard line on a series of smashes
and short e I'd runs by elliott, Lewison,
Stearns and Robertson. Robertson
kicked goal. The second score came
in the second quarter when Robertson
kicked a perfect field from the twen-
ty-1ve yard line.
For North Dakota Captain Gullick-
son was the star. He made practically
every good gain through the line and
the Carleton tacklers found him a
hard man to get when returning punts.
Mcknight at right tackle also played
a star game. He smeared almost ev-
cry Carleton play directed at his side
Of h line and opened great holes ON
offense through which Gullickson
dashed for the only consistent gains
of the game for North Dakota. Quig-
ley at end played a hard heady game.
elliott was easily the brightest star
for Carleton. He made one return of
fifty yards in the second half when he
intercepted the only place kick Da-
kota attempted during the game. He
gained round end practically at will
shaking off tackler after tackler only
to be stopped by G%ullickson. Lewiston
gains. ana i~ntercepting forward passes.
Robertson ran the team we'll and car-
ried the ball across the line for the
only touchdown. His kicking was
strong and accurate.
In the line Welshons was invincible
at guard. Captain Clark played a
phenomenal game at center consider
ing MS injured hand. schmitz at end
twice recovered short kicks and was
always down the field under punts.
In the last period Carleton was penal
lied frequently for offside work and
holding, but North Dakota also suf-
fered in this respect.
Carleton showed wonderful improve
ment over the Pillsbury game a week
ago and players NJ students are a
little more optimistic regarding the
chances for another conference cham
pionship this fall. The lineup:
Carleton. North Dakota.