The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-20

second touchdown. Missed the goal.
Score Il to O. Fargo's favor. ~ .
Fargo. college kicked off. Giles and
Lauder pulled off a criss cross for ~
yards. Punted. Fargo college ball on
55 yard line. Torson, Nelson n
Weum made good gains. Nelson and
! Gottleman called off on account OF a
misunderstanding. First quarter.
Fargo college ball at center Of the
field. No gain, Wahpeton gets ball on
Fargo college pass. At center OF
field. Wahpeton punts to Boise, re-
turns to S. yard line. Weum 5 yards
tumble recovered by Drummond. +,
GILES 9 yards. Laid out temporar1-
ly. DruInmond spoiled a nice pass
for Wahpeton. Ulsaker punteds
Drummond returned Is yards. Tor
son 3 yards. Weum, no gain. Muir
ray missed pass from Boise: Boise
makes a beautiful u for rs yards.
Weum through for 8 yards. First
down. Nelson gains. Fargo penal
pass from Boise, and romps Is yards
for touchdown. Weum kicked goal,
making the score 10 to 0. =
The second half was slower and
more uncertain on account of a driz-
cling rain. Wahpeton frightened up
! on khe defense, and Fargo college
covered up. Gewalt n Vought went
in during this half for Wahpeton, and
Rusch substituted for Boise at quart
in for Torson at left half, where he
put UP a. strong game. He attempted
one drop with the wet ball. which
went a few yards short. Ray, the
young prep conner, went in for Mel
son at left guard. Flaten put a good
game at center the last quarter:
Wahpeton rallied several times dur
;or the Last half and ma6R Fargo
work a little harder, out with two ex-
ceptions Fargo's territory was not in
any danger.
This game gave Coach Watkins a
splendid chance to look over his men
In a game. Weum was discovered to-
be the a~ll-dependable ground gamer,
tearing off the yards whenever need
ed. His slippery style was a puzzle
to the visitors. Boise at quarter
showed remarkable development since
last season. His Judgment was good.
and passing very fair, considering the
condition of the ball. Torson and
Drummond were in evidence at all
son, the new full back was steady
and consistent. Murray at end show
ed good style. The whole line work
ed together well, playing hard and
close when in danger, and opening
up good holes for the back field.
Carpenter. showed up especially well.
Rusch, who was sent in to relieve
Boise at quarter was laid out on a
rough tackle. His work was good,
especially running the ball. Simn
at right tackle put up a strong
game.
Fargo Wahpeton-
Rolf and Flaten ..c....... Anderson
Nelson and Ray ..lg...... Gottleman
Carpenter ....... .lt........ Schram
Drummond ......le....... Hrodurant
IvaZian ........ Lord
Simm ......... ...-...... Assad
Murray ...re....... Bolllnger
Boise and Rusch ..q....... Ulsaker
Torson and Colby lh......... Lauder
Weum ........ ........ GILES
Referee-shave, Minneapolis.
Umpire-Seth Richardson, Fargo.
Head ~ .Iinesman-Coach HITLER,
Moorhead. 5E,E .''
Every move made by Coach Wat
kins n the football team will count
| this week. The big A. c.. game comes
off ext Saturday, and though the
' dope is somewhat in favor of Fargo
college, the boys will not loaf a min
ute on the hill. Comparative scores
gives the college nineteen points In
their favor, but it has been proved
by history that comparative scores
are of no avail in a game between
rivalry play a very considerable part
in winning this game. Speed and
ability seem to vertically leak out OF
each mar in this annual game, and
no one can eve tell what either team
may do. ."
The game is scheduled for next
Saturday afternoon.