The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-11-20
SOUTHDAKOTA
LOSES HONORABLY
THOUGH BEATEN NJ MICHIGAN
"AGGLES" VEIsMlI1llON ELINV.
EN- MAKES SPLENDID
SHOWING.
Mitchell, Nov.

SHOWING
Lansing, Mich.-The- Michigan Ag-|
college eleven Saturday
ended the most successful footballI
season in the history of the institu-|
ton by defeating South Dakota 10 to
Z. eAconquerersy of Michigan and
Wisconsin were forced to their limit
I'M order to triumph over their power
ful warrior from the north.
Michigan started the game with Il
score, scoring a touchdown in the
period, and another in the sec
ond, but failed to kick either goal.
South Dakota braced in the third
quarter and showed a clever offense,
pushing the ball across the
Aggie's goal. The goal was kicked
and the period. closed without furth-
er scoring. Michigan made its last
touchdown during the closing minut-
of play and added a point to her
count by kicking goal.
Earlier in the season, Notre Dame
defeated South Dakota 20 to Z. Both
Notre Dame and Michigan Agricul-
tural college claim the western. foot,
ball championship.
Second Team in Game.
Vermillion, S. D.-South Dakota
played red top ball at Lansing, Mich
igan Saturday, when it held M. A. G..
western championship claimants, to.
10 to Z cor AT no time could the
Wolverine let down without Dakota's
rushing them off their feet. This
work was done by a team consisting
largely, of second string men. Only six
of the team that started the season
were insthe lineup, Ferguson, Hengel,
Vidal, Coffey. Wiley, Brooks and
King. Capt. Brown left the field in
the first period; of play. Dakota used
the forward pass, in a manner not
anticipated by it's warmest friends.
Conway of Elk Point, going into end
in the third period, getting away for
As yards and. a touchdown on a for
ward pass. Charlie Rowe, made a
10 yard run in the second period.
South Dakota should run away
with Creighton U. at Omaha, whom
it Notwithstanding day.
MarOOns Defeat GOphers.
Northrup Field, Minn.-The uni
versity of Chicago Saturday won the
western Intercollegiate conference
football. championship for 1913 by
defeating the university of Minnesota
|13 to z.
The only scoring of the game came
i'm the first and last periods. A bril-
liant rum by N%orgreen, after a for
ward pass made possible the first
touchdown, which was scored by
Gray from the two-yarda line.
Norgreen carried the ball over for
the second touchdown; in. the last
quarter. He also kicked goal. Mime
sota's touchdown came. after q series
of forward, passes and line plnnges
and was, scored by. Shaughnessy, who
proved Minnesota's best ground gain
er. Solonakicked the boal. The Goph-
ers fought desperately in the last few
tense held, firm.
Yale Played to Tie.
New Haven, Conn.-The Yale foot
ball team forced Princeton, 10 to Z
%favorite. to a tie score game at 3 to 3
In the Goth annual contest here Sat
urday. Guernsey for Yale kicked a
field goal in the second period of
play and; Captain Baker tied the score
for Princeton with a similar but more
Spectacular feat in the third quarter.
The tie, o does not show the SUI
perioritys which. existed i'm favor of
the Blue. The Blue was better than
the Orange and Black in both Of
rense" and defense plays. Yale adher-
ents are saying that holding the Tiger
to a tie was a moral victory for the
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heads. They knew that a natural and
not a morst svictory should have been
won byiYale but for poor g%eneralship
and judgment in critical periods.
Brown Easy for Harvard.
Cambridge, Mass.-The9 Harvard
football machines readjusted essen
tial points of attack and defense in
preparation for the game with Yale,
were tried out against Brown Satur-
day and found in fine working order.
The, crimson total. was 81 points,
holding the Browns s~coreless.
( Harvard practically brought three
elevens into play in the first string
players, O'BrienH and Trumbull, who
went to New HavenA with Coach
Haughtone to watch Yale in action
against Princeton, were not missed.
Indians Conquer Dartmouth
New York City.-The Dartmouth
football team which is regarded as
one of the best ~elevens in the east,
WIS beaten Saturday by the Carlisle
Indians. The score 35' to 10, was even
more one-sideds than the figures indi-
cate. Carlisle's points, were all due
to straight football Dartmouth scor-
ed on a goal from, the, field and for
ward pass that was caught and was
carried over the goal line. The Indi-
ans made five touchGowns after they
had battered the opposing line into
helplessness. Most of their gains came
from plunges through guard and,
tackle
Nebraska, D; Kansas, O..
Lawrence. Kans.-The, university
of Nebraska; football team defeated
the university OF Kansas Saturday
afternoon by Otto o inra game mostly
straight old-fashioned, football, play.
ed or a. fell, ankle deep in mud,
under a. rizzle.of rain: Both teams
made first downs but Me-
braska's work at close range in the
game, was better.
Iowa,s40; Ames, a.
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