The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-03
PLAY: VISITORS
off THEIR FEET
Locals Have Strongest and
Fastest Team in Recent
Years.
FOOTBALL
rs USED ENTIRELY
Second Contest Between the
Two Institutions Will be
Played Friday.

In q decidedly one-sidei and yet in
teresting game Of football Saturday
afternoon. the Grand Forks high
school squad defeated the Fargo team
by the score Of 40 to 5. The local
team was invincible and it was not
of the second team men were sent IN
to play. that Fargo was able to score.
The visitors were outplayed in every
department Of the game. It would
be a difficult matter to pick out any
particular stars" for the locals as
every man played great ball through
out the entire contest. The backield
worked to perfection. and the line held
like a stone wall.
Best Team Ever.
Never before in the history Of the
institution has the high school been
represented by such an organization.
The men arc all strong players, but as
a team they would be hard to beat.
know, claim that the local squad is
n Of the best high school aggrega-
lions in the northwest. The only game
lost this season was to Duluth and
that was at the start Of the season. II
Grand Forks had q chance to play the
team from the Zenith" city nov the
chances are that the score would be
reversed. The next game on the
schedule will be with the Fargo team
again next Friday. The two schools
were unable to get together without
agreeing to play two games, In
each city.
First Score Early.
Six minutes after the first quarter
had started, the local team secured a
touchdown. Grand Forks kicked off
to Fargo and after several line plung-
rs, which failed to net very much for
the visitors, the ball went to the To-
cal team on a tumble. The ball was
then taken straight down the field to
within a short distance Of the Fargo
goal, but here the visitors held the
attempted to punt from behind his
own goal posts, but the ball went wild
and Kneupfer fell on it, scoring a.
touchdown for his team. Coal was
kicked by Helmkay, giving the locals
seven points. The next touchdown
came soon after. Lukkason for the
locals intercepted a pass. Helmkay.
then broke away for a fifty yard run
and after several more plays Carter
touchdown. No goal was kicked.
Thine Fargo team seemed to go to
pieces and h players were rushed off
their feet by the local warriors. Short
~. after the next kickoff Helmkay
made a long pass to Lukkason at right
end, who scored. Goal was kicked,
making the total 20 to 0. No more
scores were made in this period.
Ferguson Taken Out.
Owing to the fact that Ferguson
had 2 bad knee, he was taken out dur
ing b second quarter. Duggan was
substituted. The locals again went
into the contest with a rush and after
z feMs ltnesplunges Dryden, the -stoeky
little fu1lback. scored. Goal was
kicked. Tho nth score was also made
soon-tftSf' by the am man and
He1pi&ay: negotiated a clean goal. The
half ended with the score "a to o.
Not once was the Grand Forks goal in
danger Of being crossed by the visi-
tors. Hines for the Fargo team play
ed:G wonderful game. but could not
break through the line for any very
long gains.
Shortly ais. a.s sSs sG esiss quarter be-
gan the Fargo players worked the ball
down to the Grand Forks 30-yard line
and Hines succeeded in bootinx a drop
kick fairly between the posts. This.
wal the 6rSt and only score made by
Fargo. The Fargo team took a brace
during this quarter. but The fact. that
s@yet4lio the second team men were
sent In for Grand Forks undoubtedly
had considerable to do in helping the
visitors score.
During the last quarter the Grand
Forks first team men were all sent
back Into the game and matters as
sumed q different aspect at once.
Fargo was unable to gain much
ground during this period and were at