The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-10-27
NORTHERN AGG|ES
DEFEATED 81 To D
ALL EYES At WATERFOWL NOW
WHERE STATE MEETS
GREYHOUNDS
SPECIAL TRAIN WILL CARRY RIOTERS
Football Men Are In Excellent condi.
ton to Battle Yankton Col.
leoe Saturday.

The North Dakota Agricultural col.
lege was buried under an overwhelm-
ing score Of 81 to 0 by State college,
at Fargo last Saturday at the annual
Homecoming and celebration Of the
North Dakota school. The North Da-
kota Aggies were helpless against the
smashing attacks of the Jackrabbits
and time out was called again and
again for North Dakota, %prolonging
the game until nearly supper time.
Every man on Coach Vests squad
showed up to advantage, Roberts,
Owens and Sundet standing out as
the stars of the game. Several spec
tacular runs were made. State made
four t%ouchdowns in the first quarter,
two more in the third quarter and
counted fourteen additional points In
the fourth quarter.
State college students and local fans
witnessed the game at the college
auditorium on the Cornell electric foot
ball board. On account of the long de-
layed game 1t was not until after 900
o'clock that the last Of the returns
were received.
Interest Ia centered now on the
game at Watertown Saturday against
Yankton college. against whom State
college has not played since 1915.
Many hot contests have been waged
between these two institutions and
the game next Saturday is expected
to be very interesting. The first game
between Yankton and State was played
at Sioux Falls in 1898, the game result
ing In a 0 to 0 tie, after the two teams
battled in deadlock for an hour Of
gruelling football. OF the twelve games
played between the two schools. State
has won seven, Yankton four and one
was a tie.
Following are the results of the
games between the two teams:
1898-Yankton, O; State, 0, at Sioux
Falls. 1901-Yankton, o; State. II, at
Brookings. 1907-Yankton, 10; State,
IL, at Yankton. 19OS-Yankton, 21;
State, 0, at Brookings. 1909-Yankton,
IA; State, IL, at Yankton. 1910-Yank-
ton. 0; State, IL. at Brookings. 1911--
Yankton, 30; State, 0, at Yankton.
1912-Yankton, 3; State, 6, at Brook
ings. 1913-Yankton, 20; State 0, at
Yankton. 1914-Yankton, Z; State, 10,
at Brookings. 1915-Yankton, 0; State,
II, at Yankton. 1916-Yankton, 0;
State, 33, at Bookings.
A special train will carry the State
college rooters to Watertown and a
large block Of the grandstand has been
reserved for them. The two bands will
go along to give added support to the
roofing section.
The football men are in excellent
shape after the North Dakota battle
and will go into the game next Satur-
day stronger than ever before. Owens,
Roberts, Schultz, Thune, Seaman, COT
fey did wonderful work in the Fargo
game making the strongest array Of
backfeld material that a single team
ever had in this state. WEIGH con-
tinues to show improvement at quar-
terback and with more experience will
make one Of the best little generals
State ever had. The veteran, john.
son. divides with WEIGH at the quar-
terback position and his kicking toe
makes him a still more valuable asset.
Thompson and Sundet make an incom-
parable pair of ends, Landers and
Carey running them close competition.
Coach West has a line of great weight
and strength which has been devel-
oped by Assistant Coach Enke, famous
Minnesota linesman. Joe Smith, Jim
Salisbury, Bachman, Fem, Captain
Towers, Simons and Lee make an in
vulnerable forward wall.