Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-10
FLICKERTAlS
SWAMP THE BOYS
FROM JIMT0WN
Locals Piled Up Big Score
On Visitors in One-sided
Contest.

On Visitors in One-sided
Contest.
(By Ben Boeey) "
Along about 3 O'Clock Saturday
afternoon Coach Paul j. Davis. who
recently drove an upholstered autorno-
bile which came north with the first
warm breeze, turned the University
of North Dakota athls&ao field into
a murder row. n the jamestown col
lege boys happened to be in the way.
When the stop watch, in its merci-
less pace onward. finally brought. re-
lief to the visiting lads, someone, with
a penchant for figures. was able to
announce that the university players
had won by a score Of So to O.. The
up has been recommended for half
credit in mathematics. He deserves
The murder gang might have done
more. 1t was their own fault that
they didn't. The Jamestown boys did
a little to stop then,, but not enough
to write about to the Jamestown CO.
egg: 1t was a slaushter, pure and
simple: n over the field lowered
the spirit of Caroline" one-time pal
Of Coach Davis, done now with
gears and carbureters and naughty
boys. - n
Two Teams Used
Coach Davis used two teame, mo-
that he had to, but Just by way Of
giving a few OF his men a. little work
out and giving the scorers a little
respite. After the first half had end
ed with q core Of IS to o, the coach
sent in his second team, which made
two t~ouchdowns, n Of which ditn't
count because the Flickertail men
were a little too anxious to SCOPE. The
ter and added three touchdowns, evf4
IDENTITY to prove to the coach that
they could when they wanted
to. o.,
There is reilly little to say about
yesterdays fracas, except that both
teams deserve consid cradle credit. The
Flickertails deserve q little Of the
other stuff, too, but, then, you could
hardly blame them for loafing. The
pie counter was within a 8 reach,
which made the pies just 4 little dis
tasteful.
Take Things Easy
After the first mad rush, when they
counted four touchdowns in the first
quarter, the North Dakota men took
things a little asy. Interference.
which had been unusually good at the
start, became ragged, and the James
town boys were able to- spill many
plays. After making four touchdowns
in the first quarter, the Pink and
ond. quarter. In the last quarter.
when they again got a taste of the pie,
they made three touehdowns, but they
found things a little more difficult,
chiefly because the interference and
tho pep were lacking. Certainly, the
jamestown boys did little in that
quarter to stop them, for they were
pretty we'll played out. They put up
a plucky fight against odds which
would have been greater had the var
sity men gone into the plays with
more speed and better protection up
on the part of the fellow players.
There were flashes of good interfer-
ence. as, for instance, Brodie's work
in the last quarter, when he shot a
jamestown man into Stutsman coun-
ty, getting him u Of the way SO
Robertson could core.
Scoring Was Easy
All Of this is simply mentioned in
passing. The scoring was asy the
ground was hard, the wind was I'M
comfortable, and it always is pleas
ant when good fellows get together
and take things as easily as they can.
Had there been u competition.
there is no doubt that university men
would have been giving service at all
times, for they certainly have develop
ed a. wonderful team. They didn't
disclose anything startling in the way
Of plays and formations, but there
vas 10 need to do SO. Undoubtedly
they rave plenty up their sleeves, for
Paul J. Davis IL coaching them. IN
FauI :. laws mas prove9 u1aI ne s
uncork P'ch.y OF i'a mr. Wl,Sn ath
ccaaon aemahos. Inc s'sneee.
ms materiai, aitnouen II gen Inc
jamestown ooSs nome a i'tt'e "oo1s'
Robertson Busy. .Fe
This man Roher,son is one At the
husiast little 49, ~ cosch hos had
Ras;des csi1;nc +he s;enais ha does
~cnnrSsrshIa rnnnin- Sou,n +ha ee,d
C;uan a r%srfsctiw sood rnoths1 !, and
a SAM ~ aisven or more wiid eyed
tscIiss h. cav do most srvthinr.
The tackles who oppose him don't
mste : rreat dos, ~ dinayences for
he Just cozes ou of their arms and
passes on to the goal line, He has
q nasty right arm, co.. which he uses
to wonderful ADVANTAGE when some
and tries to tickle his knees. When
l saw them pick the dirt and weeds
out Of h face of n player who
got IN tho way ct that stin arm, I
just naturally made a mental feeolu.
ton that "a be stepping aside II
Bobby" as the boys call him. ever
came messing toward me. 1ncfden-
tally, Robertson made eight goal
kicks and Burkman made the other.
Dutch" Hauser. who captains the