Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-16
WESTERN TEAM
BETTER THAN
SCORE SHOWS
Each Had -Four opportun-
tiles To Put Oval Over
Goal Line
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at Yale;6 lahtiwhite line Don
after the second period began. Iowa's
superiority waa much greater than
N ao seors s JoSes. IL +. mentor i,
therefore, champion football coach Of
the Jones family. In the latter half
of the game he must have recalled the
stirring finishes, of YAle's football
teams in the days when he and his
Fbrothef, Tad. now Yale coach, played
on the Yale eleven.V
Yale threatened t4'tie and possibly
win tho game, a concerted advance
toward lowas goal Of 70 yards. end
blew with a forward pass over the
goal line which grounded.
Howard, does not think, however.
that he Ia a better coach than his
brother. He insists he merely has a
better team.
-Four Chances
Iowa had four excellent scoring OPP
portunities, that is It had the ball
within IS yards Of Yale's goal. Ono
OF these opportunities was realized.
Two failures to make the best Of ex-
cellent strategical positions were due
to fumbles. One failure was due to
stiffening Of Yale's defense. Three OF
n scoring opportunities we're due to
superior .%offense and n to a Yale
tumble. ~ ~.
Yale also had four opportunities.
Two Of them; were due to loose Nandl-
ing OF the ball, by Iowa. one to- parti-
ally block Iowa punt and one to a
brilliant last minute flash of power.
Cold statistics show that Iowa was
superior in all departing ts. Of the
game except in running back kicks,
At which Neidlinger. sub Yale quarter
back because Of injuries to O'Hearne.
outshine everybody on the field. The
crowd warmed to Captain Gordon
LockS and Parkin of iowa. because of
he formers smashing line plunges
and the latter's' end runs.
Make First Down .
At the beginning Cpdikshank/s stop
ped Parkin's rush after the latter
had gained four yards. Locke added
four more on a plunge outside the
Yale left tackle. The plunging Iowa
captain made 1t first down on Iowa's
Award line. and Parkin slipped
through Quaile close to midfield. Cap
tain Locke then laid the, ball directly
on the center field Mtk'a in A. smash
at lands, position: i,",Eocke, failed to
gain and MinpiclS vsp,difhtsa, oVer :Yale's
,When4stth The Blue i. ,i,,sa up on 1t its
own 2o-yards line Wight punteda to
Parkin who was thrown by Eddy%o or
Iowa's 3S-yard line. Lovejoy here
replaced Lands at center for Yale.
The Hawkeyes gathered for a short
conference before they put the ball
IN play and on the first scrimmage
Diller stopped Locke dead.
Psrkin next essayed the left end
of the Yale line but was stopped by
Eddy. Minnick's punt was PARTLY
blocked and Cochran picked up the
ball and was thrown Immediately on
Iowa's 43-yard line. Wight from a
put formation plunged through be-
tween Thompson and Minnick for a
6-yard gain. Left Halfback Miller
was knocked out in the play but after
beng sponged off was aable to re
sumo. ,.,la4-1 =. /.
Yalc's First Down.
N%eidlinger from another kick for.
nation ripped through r.outside OF
Thompson for Yale's first down OF
the game, the ball being on Iowa's
31-yard line. He added four yards
on a similar, dash at center. Vale
was spreading its line wide and puz.
FLING Iowa with short ptunges from
kick and forwarded passes formation
Wight picked up two var d between
Minnick and. Thompson and followed
with another quick crash. which gave
Yale first down on Iowa's 21-yard
line. Cochran in an oldfashioned line
plunge at Kriz gained two yards .but
! poor pass, LoTejoy to Cochran re.
suited in a tumble. Cochran falling or
the ball on the Hawkeye's 25-yar6
line.
Uncompleted Pass.
Wight tried a forward pass which
! eco a pt1,y TIT AshAr nA q ,,1 fh11 ~ <hx
ground uncompleted. 1t was fourth
down and Wight standing. on Iowa's
35-yard line failed in>an i. attempted
field goal. the ball twisting to the lef'
OF the goal post. From his 20-yarC
line. where the ball was putsin plax
Locke made tive yards before Mallor.
stood him on his head. 7Diller. mex
stopped the Iowa captain'V after 1
yard gain, Minnick was forced to put
Yale. fumbled on--the first lineul
and a half dozen Iowa forwards fel
on it. Diller stopped Locke after
.!2-yard gain from Yale's .55-yard line
=, Mallory spilled Parkin in an, attempt
4 ed circle OF Yale's left wing and Par
fkin's short forward pass rolled owe
the sjdelines. It was fourth dow
and 1owa's ball on Yale's s5-yart
line. A., ,M
y ball being low and barely clearinl
1.-THE line. On the lineup Wight punt
ed from his 10-yard line, the ball lin
ally rolling to IoH;a's 25-yard llhe
where ParkiR was spilled by Huffman
ECaptain Locke plunged his wa!
through Yale,s line for two yards q
the period ended,
Score: Iowa g.. Yale Q. y
Minnick punted to Neidiinger OF
'Yale's 20-yard line and the latte
dOged and sid estepped Ibis waysup<t tn
field before Captain Locke checke,
his rush. Locke stopped Wight afte
the latter made six-yards through tn
fright side OF the Iowa forWardS. Nigh
then added two at the SAME spot an,
Wight made It first down in nnothe
line plunge on Iowa's 53-yArd line
Neidlinger attempted u forward pass
hut the receivers were we'll covcre,
and he was thrown for q five yart
!, loss.
~ Cochran made two at center In
forward pass feint. Wight then punt
.$ed to Parkin on Iowa's .0-yard lin
and the latter, gained eight yards he
fore being thrown by. CrufkshaTh
Locke's s~atternnted line pin nge WA
slapped inside his own forwards. Nal
lorN broke through and stopped Par
Kin Without gain and Iowa was penal
: lied AS yards forinnidinKs the BAH, be
Ling on Hawkey'eS l3-yards mark wheI
Il Minpick spInted TO Neidlinger ,wh
caught It on first bound diI Nale's 80
yard line and raj back tosfewAss%54
Yard line before being sthEoKrs
! 4 NcidlinsSr Fumblcs. al
sSeDnsth6 first lineup N~eidlinker fun,
w bied and Right End sHafcoeE fell d