The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-16
CADETS DEFEAT
VARSITY TEAM
St. Thomas Eleven wins from
University by Score
of 6 to O.
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u. N. o. MEN TWICE
ARE NEAR r
Captain Harris and Lynch
Each Play Stellar Game
at Tackle Position

BY the score OF o 10 " lue lHl\eIS-
ity of North Dakota football squad
the. st. Thomas college players. The
contest was very close the members
of both teams fighting every minute OF
the time. During the first half nc
score was made and it vas only in the
last quarter that the visiting team WAS
able to carry the ball over the North
Dakota line for the first and only
touchdown of the game. Even though
their opponents were able to score dur
ing the second half the Flickertails
put TIP by far he best game during
that period outplaying the cadets in
every department of the game.
Played Like Demons.
The North Dakota men played like
demons and held the St. Thomas
squad for downs on several occasions.
The latter team was forced to punt
repeatedly.
again the bright and shining lights
FOR the U. \. D. Captain Harris was
not put in at the start Of the game.
hut was sent in to take Metzger's
place a short time after the start AL
though badly crippled he put up a
wonderful game. Lynch deserves a
great deal Of credit for his work. He
WAS into every play and time and
lgain broke up the plays of the op.
posing team. Lynch was also able to
make good substantial plays on "tac-
kle around" plays.
Fingerson, who played right guard.
put up a wonderful game and surpris-
ed everybody. He has played good,
consistent ball all the time, but yes
terday he was given the ball several
times and made some of the best
gains throughout the contest.
Miles was not started at the begin
ming of the game, but went in after a
few minutes Of play. He remained in
tor only a short period, however, and
was taken out again. During the last
quarter he was sent in again to try
and help his team score when the ball
Miles has a badly twisted ankle. but
nevertheless he put up a game fight.
Looked Like a Score.
The Flickertails put up their bes,
game during the last period and car
ried the ball within a few feet of the
Koal three different times. Twice the
ball was carried to the one yard line.
and it looked Us IL touchdown would
he made on the hex play. but both
times he ball vas called back by the
referee. The first time the play was
started before the whistle was blown
and the second time the play was call
cd back because the spectators start
ed TO crowd on the field.
Good Interference.
The members of the st. Thomas
team seemed to work together better
than the North Dakota men. The
backs ran excellent in interference for
each other and were able to make
long gains Is a result. The visitors
used delayed plays several times and
made long gains on them. 1t would
be difficult to pick out any particular
star. on their team. It was the team
work which beat the F~lickertails, and
not the work Of any one Or two men.
Forester Hurt.
Forester. the big North Dakota cen.
ter, was badly hurt during the con.
test and had to be taken out. He wa.
knocked on the head and lay uncon-
sctous for several hours. It was
thought Tor q while hat he was dan.
ger6usly hurt, but his condition i.
much better today. A number of the
other members of the squad also re.
ceived injuries.
Caine Referee.
NJ. T. Game Of the st. Paul Pioneer
Press acted as referee yesterday and
gave satisfaction. Joseph Cutting OF
Williston umpired the contest and
James Brennan was head linesman.
Summary.
The following is the summary Of the