Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-11-12
J|M70WN JUMPS
. ON VALLEY CITY
College Closes Season With Vic
tory Over Normal; Big
Celebration.

jamestown College closed the most
successful football season in the his.
tory of the institution With the reg.
ulars back in the line up and the team
working, like a real machine James
town walloped the Valley City war.
riors by the score of ~ to IA. -
The day was ideal and record
crowd had filled the lines long before
the whistle blew that started one OF
the greatest games ever seen on the
Normal field.
The game opened by Mcleod kick
ing off and j. C. Bullets returning the
ball 20 yards. v. G. attempted two
end runs which gave them eight yards
bu. were penalized for off side. On
next play j. c. was penalized Is yards
for holding. J. G. held for downs and
" C. was forced to punt, McLe0n re-
turning ball 10 yards. J. C. gained
steady ground using tandem forma'
tons over tackle, mixed with end
runs, Miller, Graham and Captain Nit
chell making long gains. When on
the five yard line J. C. was penalized
for holding, but on the third down
and using a shift play Miller carried
the ball rs yards for touch down,
but was called back and penalized
five yards for off side. Coming back
with the same shift formation Miller
again carried the ball over. Mcleod
kicked the goal. First quarter ended
7 to 0 in favor of Jamestown and on
V. C. % yard line.
Jimtown Opens Up. -,
In the second quarter jamestown
with wind in their favor opened up
with forward passes, and made down
after down., when on the six yard
line fake forward pass Captain Nit
chell carried the ball over tackle for
the second touchdown. Mcleod kick
ed goal. ...... 81, $50. .-..
Valley City received but was forced
to punt after number of unsuccess-
full forward passes. After two downs
and on open formation Wanner for
ward passed to Ericsson who ran 80
yards for the third touchdown Wan
ner failed to kick. goal. Half ended
J. C. 20, V. C.. 0. =, - .~......: +
In second. half v. G.. came. back
strong bucking jamestown line and
after five minutes, of play scored their
first touch. down on a:delayed pass to
left. end Smith kicked goal. -,
J. C. received and carried the ball
to V: G.. 30, yard line and lost the ball
on downs. Remainder of quarter
was mostly in middle of field and
neither team seemed to have the ad-
vantage. A..
In fourth quarter each team scored
touchdown, " G. getting their
touchdown on end runs with good in
reference, and j. c.. on a forward
pass, Graham to Miller, the latter run
ming IS Yards. for a touch down.
Neither side, being abe to score again
the game ended jamestown 81, Valley
CITY IA. ,..-...r- e. ~ f.. MI
For Valley City Smith did excellent
work until forced to leave the game
on account Of injuries. Cox at quar-,
ter showed himself to be a real gen.
eral.' V. c. has the best team in Years
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been defeated by so far this year.
For J. c. the team as a whole put
up great game and worked like
real machine.
Ericsson played his usual consistent
game at end, Miller, Graham and Cap
tain Mitchell in the, back field are
classed among the fastest Of the state
and showed great skill on both Of
Tense and defense. D. Lindgren al
center recovered the tumble, Kroeze
at tackle played as never before and
carried the ball for consistent gains
on "swing tackle" formations. Wan
ner at quarter showed great general
ship in directing his team.
This game closed the biggest foot
ball season at j. G., playing all the
large colleges of the state for its frs
time. jamestown won three, LOST
three and tied one, which is an excel
lent record considering the large col
leges played ..
Big Banquet. ,g a
After the game the annual foot bal
banquet was held at the Rudolf Hotel
Eighty-five Plates were set to include
the loyal rooters that had accompan