The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-21
TEAR THROUGH
VISITORS, IS TO 0
Schroeder, McQ uillan and
Bentley Break up South
Dakota's Defense.

their mettle and more than delighted
the spectators Saturday when they de-
feated South Dakota Wesleyan team
by a score of 30 to ..
In less than five minutes of play
from the kick off, Bently of the Ag-
gies team went W. the goal for a
touchdown. The Aggies eve showed
there" every play and the team work
could not be beat. This was proved
by the great interference, which swept
the Wesleyan team from their feet.
Wesleyan Team Game.
tie and they were game to the end.
They had about the best end in the
game and their big tackle was a o
der at interference but he vas too
slow to carry the ball. DR.. Putnam's
band was out in full force and there
was a large enthusiastic crowd.
South Dakota kicked to the Agsies
and the ball was returned 20 yards
by Perry. At the. first play Bolsinger
went through the line for 20 yards,
and this was repeated for five downs
went straight through the line for the
first touchdown.
Ball is Called Back.
Wesleyan then kicked off to the Ag-
gies and after a few plays McQuillan
of the Aggies took the ball for a 80
yard journey down the field and cross
ed the goal, but he was called back
and the Aggies were penalized for
holding. 1t was during this quarter
that Calkins Of the Aggies made a
pretty so yard punt. This quarter
ended Z to o.
Shift Makes Gains.
1t was in the second quarter that
the Aggies tried the old Minnesota
shift but the Wesleyan bunch was
ready and certainly did shift in nice
shape to meet it. This shift brought
the Aggies continuous gains and they
marched right down the field to the
20 yards line where McQuillan took
the ball and carried it over the goal
for a touchdown. Calkins kicked
goal. Score. IA to o.
South Dakota Gains.
Wesleyan kicked off to the Aggies
and the A. c. started for another
touchdown but they were stopped
when about half way by time for the
second quarter. 1t was in this quarter
that the South Dakota boys first got
the ball on the offense and they made
several good gains. netting them in all
about 40 yards when they lost the ball
on a tumble, the first half ended IA
to O..
Police Stop Parade.
During the intermission between the
halves the excitement ran high and
the crowd with an enthusiastic yell
started toward the field for a grand
parade but they had not reckoned on
meeting the Fargo police force repre-
scented in the form of a big patrolman
and the parade ended in a fizzle. which
! wa G SMILED v,nnotlv. imam Tho 11ry,o~
The third quarter started by a kick
from the Wesleyan team and the Ag-
gies returned the ball IS yards. Nc
Quillan punted and Wesleyan made
seven yards on a fake punt and then
punted the ball. The Aggies then
took the ball down to the two yard
line where the Wesleyan bunch did
their best playing Of the game and
held the Aggies for four downs and
the Aggies lost the ball upon the one
yard line. The South Dakota team
punted.
1t was in this quarter that McQuil-
Ian tried a drop kick for the Aggies
which failed. Later Dutch" Schroe-
der made an eleven yard run through
the Wesleyan bunch splitting them
right and left and ended up with the
quarterback who rolled over the goal
line with him for the third touch
down.
After this the Wesleyan bunch got
the ball and came n making a
touchdown when their big right tao
kle. Walter, got away for 10 yards but
was tackled from behind by Damn.
Fourth Quarter Fast.
The fourth quarter started fast
with a few changes in the lineups of
both the the teams. After about five
minutes Of play Dutch Schroeder
made his second touchdown after Il ~
yard plunge through the Wesleyan
line. Calkins kicked the goal.
The Wesleyan team kicked off and
three minutes later McQuillan made
the most spectacular run OF the game
when he broke loose from a center
plunge and ran for so yards down the
field for the last touchdown. The way
McQuillan came through the line in
this run was something fierce and the
way the Wesleyan men disappeared
was due to his work alone.
After leaving the line Parizek threw
himself In front of the Wesleyan quar-
ter and the field was clear for Nc.
Quillan. Another marked feature Of
the game was the interference of the
Aggies. McQuillan made huge holds
for the Aggie runners and thus aided
in many OF II long gains.
Stars for Wesleyan.
The Wesleyan team had a crack end
in Ellis. who a one of the fastest
on the field. Walters. their big
tackle was good at making holes in
the line but the weights on his feet
We're too heavy for running with the
ball. The fourth quarter ended with
the ball Oh the Aggies two yard line
and for the second time in the game
time saved the Wesieyans Il worse
defeat.