Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-10
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GIANTS TOOK FOURTH GAME Of SERIES

down. Holbrook, at right half, made
game in his position. futon played
a fine game at right half till he was
injured. Rensch, at right guard, did
most of the work in splitting plays.
The jamestown boys must be given
credit for 4 plucky light. It took
them some little eime to got a kick
into their fight, but they finally
pulled themselves together and did
we'll against a much heavier team; y
Things Moved Rapidly.
There really Ii little use in telling
how it was done. Things moved SO
rapidly and with such utter abandon
for the conventionalities of football
that n heEtates to plunge into it.
To begin with. Mckay trotted over
for a touchdown On the second play
had made the first kickoff, the ball
Going to North Dakota's center, Con-
my tore of 81 yards OF tackle. Bob
by" then glommed the oval and trot-
ted through'a gang Of Jimtowp men
for a Touchdown, the score being
made in less than three minutes
after the game had opened.
1t wasn't very many minutes after
that before Robertson, after Mckay
and Mayer had made Is yards be-
tween them, put the ball on the 15-
yard line. whence Mckay trotted over
for a, touchdown. . 4rs,F4
Shortly after Hauser was called on
to punt and he booted the ball out
Of bounds. 1t was Jemestown's ball
on their own 2o-yard line, and the
cIya rforho or oaIvoA Avn ch}ft IF fha
whole team "hep-hep-hep". affair
which moved the team around twice,
after which they tried to timber up
and rush the varsity men Oft their
feet. They did a concrete. pile of
some kind and. aided by a ave-yard
penalty assessed the university men.
tried q punt. Some one Of Davis
demons, with no feeling at all, rushed
In and blocked the punt. A North
Dakota mar recovered It, and Rob
ertson made a f1ve-yard gain. Jud
yard line, whence he tore across for
the third touchdown. u
40 Yards on Double Pass.
On the next kick-of. Curtis re
turned the ball six yards and. Robert2
son opened up by tearing off 40yards
on a double Ass. Conmy added five
and Robertson put the ball on
the Vineyard line. whence Mayer
went over for the fourth touchdown.
This ended the scoring for the 6rpt
quarter. 7
Early in the second quarter; Rob
after a series of brilliant end runs
and on-tackle plays by Conmy.
Mayer and Mckay.
81 Qhnrt1y oftAr havar oo.~;od. thn
ball from J~amestown's 16-yard line
across the goal In two smashing line
plays, but the touchdown didn't
count, because the North Dakota
men we're OF side. It was the var
sity's balloon the fve-yard line. Mayer
made two yards, but North Dakota
was penalized fifteen yards for fsold+
ing. Robertson made six .yarns
around end. after which he failed In
a drop kick attempt. There, was nc
other chance to score in-that quarter:
ss.s Second Team Works. )
In the third quarter, the entire
second team.went in: Busticker play
ed, left end; Sinclair, left tackle;
Lindgren, left guard; Melland, center;
Allen, right guard: Nomland, right
tackle; Bacon. right end; Nelson,
quarterback; Movius, left half; Mack
hart, right half; Burkman. full
back.
, In this quarter, Mackhart, Movius
and BurkInan showed brilliantly.
Mackhart made a ssnsationaLrecov-
cry pf a Jamestown tumble and tore
III some excellent gains. Nelson.
Movius and Burkman gained consid-
cradle ground and played fine defen-
sive ball.
The hrst team returned in the
fourth quarter and added three
t~ouchdowns. Hauser's toe paved the
ball well into Jamestown territory, so
that Movius. Robertson. Conmy or
Mayer had little difficulty in trotting
across the line.