The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-15
DULUTH HERE
FOR BIG GAME
Cavalier Contest Off This
Week-Costs too Much
Money.

Indications Point to no high school
Football game for the boys of the
central building next Saturday. Cav
amer was to have beer taken on. but
the management in that town does
hot see Its way clear to take care of
more than fourteen men. including
players. coaches and manager. leav-
ing only eleven warriors to make the
trip. Grand Forks will hardly accept
a proposition Of this kind. Cavalier
ls not blamed particularly in their
stand on financial proposition. as
1t Is a hard undertaking to get out
a paying crowd in that town. it is said.
and the expense of bringing on the
Grand Forks squad of seventeen men
would be almost. too much of a good
thing for that village.
with no game on the schedule for
Saturday the Grand Forks following
Will have to be content with dream
ing of the big game with Duluth one
week from Saturday. This battle will
be pulled off in our w backyard and
gives promise Of being equally as en-
Itertaining and perhaps even more so
tnan the. fracas with Fargo last Sat-
urday.
Duluth will visit US with a. mighty
good assortment of material, If the
games that have been won. by the
Zenith city lads in The past three
weeks u for anything. In each
of these combats Duluth has shown
great strength and speed: The hacks
nave executed star performances and
the line has held up very well. Last
Saturday Duluth TOO Hibbing into
camp to the tune of III to o.. Duluth
has succeeded in running. up. big
counts against all. the teams: she. has
fought. this fall.
Captain Stars.
In the game with Hibbing on Sat-
urday Captain Matt Brown Of Duluth
proved the shining light of his team.
his running through the line and in
the broken field being n of the stel-
lar features Of the contest. The high
standar dof play of the high school
captain was almost equaled by the
! playing of Stevens. Crassweller and
Harris. the entire Duluth high school
back field showing speed and ground
gaining ability that was entirely too
great for. the defense of-the Hibbing-
ties.
Duluth scored ii points in the frs,
quarter. A touchdown and goal was
made in the second quarter. Two
touchdowns and two goals We're made
I nthe third quarter. and the final
period brought one touchdown
Hibbing could mol gain against Du-
luth. the hilltop forwards generally
breaking through and spelling the
plays. Denfela at right guard proved
new star. He. repeatedly broke
through. and tackled the runner be.
hind. the line and his long run ant
tackle Of one of the Hibbing player.
THAT had eluded all Of the Duluth
itacklers saved the high school from
being scored upon. Lawrence at end
also played a strong game:
Flynn's punting featured the pla,
of Duluth. he getting the BAH away
for long and accurate kicks, the dis.
lance being good and the height. be.
ing such that his ends we're enabled
to- get down and nail the runner.
Hibbing tried tn forward pass sew.
eral times. but was unable to make
any ground. Duluth generally broke
up the play. several times the itnemer
breaking through and tackling the
man with the ball before he could
get away.
The lineup:
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