Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-13
FLlCKERTAuS:
ANDST. THOMAS
PLAY Tie GAME
johnson, Mckay and Dug
gan Go Strong-Kelly
is Disappointment.

lhomas n the university struggled
to a Z to z tie score in a game
marked by the old style of line buck
ing football at University field Satur-
day afternoon.
Although the Saints o%utweighed the
university eleven by about fifteen
pounds to a man, the university en-
tered into a line smashing game and
the varsity line at all times out
played that of the visitors.
Mckay was the powerful ground
gamer for the university, making long
gains through holes TORI in the Saints
line by Richards or Houser at tackle
ground the left end. Duggan was al
so a good yardage man netting many
gains through the tough st. Thomas
line. Bud johnson at left end played
a steller game for the university and
made many large gains by complet-
ing the forward passes from Joe
Boyd.
On the defensive Houser and Rich
ards proved themselves formidable
players and several times tore
through the line to tackle ST. Thomas
for a loss. When attacked these men
with Cassell and Ellison at guard and
\ Hansen at center the North Dakota
line held like a stonewall against the
terrific battering of the heavy st.
lAOn1dS OaCk nelQ. =.
Goette. right half for the visitors
was. their most persistent ground
gamer with MaGira at fullback also
playing a powerful game. Lieb the
Saints right tackle was a strong mar
for the visitors on both offensive and
defensive.
Weak spots in the university line
up proved to be Sinclaire at right end
and Kelly at fullback. Sinclaire's
game was nothing more than nledi-
OGRE, while Kelly who only registered
at the university three or four days
ago proved a decided disappointment.
Kelly was a good maj on the Aggies
eleven a few years ago but his lack
! of training was evident in the game
Saturday. He is slow at starting and
time n time again failed to make
any gain whatever while Mckay and
Duggan could pillow through for gains
gain was a decided handicap to the
university offensive.
No doubt the husky fullback's fail
ure to gain can be attributed to his
lack of training but what has caused
considerable wonder and talk is the
fact that when his almost complete
failure vas evident, Jack Vaughn, a
formidable man who has been train
ing all seaso was kept on his toes on
the sidelines rearin' for a chance al
st. Thomas. Vaughn is a man with
two years Of experience on the Col
orado Aggie eleven and has played
stellar ball against some Of the best
teams in the central west
Johnson played a wonderful game
snatching the ball to complete for
ward passes and it was Johnson who
tie the score when he caught the bal
on the bound after Richards hac
blocked a St. Thomas kick. Kell,
kicked the goal.
MaGira scored the touchdown 70,
the visitors. tearing away from the
crowded field in center field anc
travelling IS yards for the score
In the last few minutes Of pla,
Frank Duggan. former Grand Forks
high school star, made a beautiful tr,
at a drop kick against a heavy wind
but the ball missed the goal posts b!
a short distance.
The university team will now star
steady practice for the next gam
when they will meet the Universit!
Of South Dakota: on University f1elt
The lineup and summary:
st. Thomas. North Dakota
Ryan, lie .......... lie, Bud johnson
Christianson. 1t .......... 1t, Housel
Dwyer (Capt.) lg. ........ lg, Cassel
LaBissioniere, c -. c, Hanson Cant.
Herder. re .......... re-, Eillsoi
Lieb. rt ........:r...... rt, Richard
Warren, re .......... re, L. S1nclalr'
Goette. rh .......... rh, Cam McKa,
MaGira. fb fb, Kell.
MCGOWAN, In ............ III, Duggal
Substitutes: Skala for Hansen.
Touchdowns: MaGira and But
johnson. Goal kicks, Goette ant
Kelly.
officials: Referee, George Lynch
st. Cloud Normal: umpire, Giles o
Crookston; head .linesman, Spaufer
Gettysburg college.