The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-10-14

yards on an end run. An attempted
forward pass, Mckay to Schroeder,
failed and the ball went to State on
downs.
State Gains on End Runs
Skinner gained w yards on a
run around right end and Rowe fol
lowed with three more around left.
Hoover gained three on a smash
through center and the quarter ended
with the ball in States possession on
the thirty yard line.
State made the third touchdown of
the game shortly after the beginning
of the second quarter. Hoover made
a yard on a right end run, and Rowe
plunged through left tackle for two.
Hoover annexed FIVE more around end
but the gain was lost when State was
penalized FIVE yards for offside. Skin
ner punted fifty yards to Boub who
was downed in his tracks. Huron was
penalized five yards for offside and
Schroeder punted to Skinner who ran
forty yards through the entire Huron
team for a touchdown. Stevens kick
ed goal. Score, State 10, Huron 0.
Dckey kicked off to Weber who ran
the ball back ten yards. Skinner made
fifteen around left end but Hoover lost
I bran n rnt1nH riuht State urac nana1i1
ed five yards for offside and Skinner
punted thirty yards to Voight. Nc
Kay failed to gain around left end and
Weber recovered a tumble, giving the
ball to State on the twenty-three yard
line. State was penalized five yards
for offside and a smash and end run
by Rowe lost a yard. A forward pass,
Sheehan to Skinner, failed and the ball
went to Huron on downs.
Longstaff lost two yards on a right
end run and Schroeder lost three more
around left end. Gascoigne went in
for Olson. A successful forward pass,
Mckay to Voight, Melted fifteen yards
but the ball went to State on downs
when Howard threw the ball owe
head. On the next two
plays both teams were penalized five
yards for offside.
Neither Team Can Gain
During the remainder of the half
neither team could make gains to
amount to anything. Rowe made five
a smash through left tackle but the
ball went to Huron on a tumble on the
next down. Schroeder punted forty
yards to Skinner when advanced half
the distance. Rowe made five yards
left end but the gain was lost
when State was penalized for offside.
Skinner lost three more on an end run
and an attempted forward pass, Shee-
han to Rowe, failed.
The ball went to Huron on downs
and Dickey gained five on a right
plunge. The half ended with
the ball in Huron's possession on the
yard line.
New Backfield for State
Coach Ewing sent in a new backfield
for State in the second half. The locals
received at the east goal and Dickey
off to Gilbertson who ran the
ball back t~hirty-five yards. Simmons
six on a right tackle smash and
Lee followed with two more Skinner
made two off right end and time was
ii: Observation-Disclosures
called for injuries to Baker. Lee
made a yard around left end but Sim
was unable to gain through the
line. Skinner lost five on an end run
and on the next play was forced to
punt. Boub was downed on his tracks
Huron's ten yard line.
Schroeder lost three yards on a right
end run and punted forty yards to Gill
bertson who ran the ball back twenty
three yards. Lee made nine yards on
a right tackle smash and an end run
but Simmons was unable to gain
through the line. Simmons fumbled
and the ball went to Huron on their
ten yard line. Thompson substituted
for Stevens at right guard for State.
Huron Makes Forward Pass
Mckay gained fifteen yards on a
run around left end but Schroeder was
unable to gain on two line plunges. A
forward pass, Schroeder to Mckay,
netted six yards. Schroeder punted
thirty yards out of bounds and the ball
to State on the ifty-four yard
line. Lee was unable to gain through
right guard but Skinner smashed
through right tackle for eight. Sim
mons annexed five more on a line
Time was called for injuries
to Baker, and Gascoigne was sent in
for Boughton. Lee lost three yards on
end run but Simmons gained two
a smash through right tackle. Skin
ner was unable to gain on an end run
and punted forty yards to Boub. giving
the ball to Huron on their fifteen yard
line. r.