Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-13

SCORE; 2GOAIS
FROM The FIELD
Robertson Runs Punt Back
IS Yards But Is Downed
From Behind. ]
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Milwaukee, Wis, Nov, f3.-The
speedy North Dakota University eleven
went down to defeat before Marquette
here in the annual battle Saturday.
The games end found the w~esterners
on the wrong end of a six to nothing
score. II
Two place kicks, one from the Is
yard line, and the other from the 10
yard line, by Red Dunn, MarquetteH
slippery quarterback. spelled defeat
for the classy Dakota eleven. The
first score came in the second quarter
after Robertson had been forced to
kick out from behind his own goal
line. A few short gains put Dunn in
position to boot 1t over. Early in
the game he missed a drop kick from
about the same distance.
One Of Robertson's numerous passes
was intercepted on the North Dakota.
~ yard line by Kennedy late in the
third period. On the first play in ne,
final period, Dunn again put the oval
between the bars ending the scorins
for the day. N
Robertson Starred
Robertson, North Dakota's clever
quarterback, was the big star for his
team. He pulled Oft the days best
gain in the second period when he
snatched Dunn's long punt on the run
and twisted and squirmed his way
through the entire Marquette team
for a gain of SIS yards. He wan
downed from behind by Dunn and
Fisher Of the Milwaukee team. Rob-
ertson was given a! big hand by thu
Marquette fans.
The North Dakota pilot held his
W with Dunn in the kicking depart-
ment. He and the Milwaukee boy
were engaged in a punting duel DUR
In returning kicks, Robertson, easily
had the edge. ~. i
Both teams showed a stubborn de-
{ tense, forcing phnts frequently. North
Dakota's backs did not seem to measss
ure up to the class Of their forward
wall, as they were not able to dent
the Marquette line consistently.
= Captain Mckay, Currie. Thorwald.
son and Sinclair occupied the spot.
light for the visitors along with Rob~
ertson. Dunn, Leichtfuss, Fahey and
Mcmahon We're the Marquette head.
liners.
North Dakota Lost Chances to Score
North Dakota missed a couple. Of
excellent chances to score. Shortly
after Dunn had given his team a three
: point lead in the second period, DunH
was forced to punt. Then came Rob-
ertson's long run. putting the ball
on the Is yard lire. Line smashes
failed and a. forward pass was incom.
plete. Robertson then dropped back
to the 20 yard line for a try at goal.
His drop kick slid past the uprights,
missing a score by inches ~
Shortly before the first half came
to an end, North Dakota recovered
its own punt when the ball hit a Mar.
quette man. The clever passing com.
opened Up with a Is yard gain, putting
the ball on the 20 yard line. Before
the teams could line up again the
time keepers, whistle put an end ~
hostilities. ~
Fast Field
The game was played before .
crowd Of 5000 on q field which could
not be improved upon for speed. The
play in the main was clean. penalties
being infrequent. Marquette drew the
heaviest penalties of the day in the
fourth quarter. when they were given
half the distance to the goal for UNI
necessary roughness. North Dakota
suffered a number of offside penaltiAA
OuI IOIl0, oAH ClcA1l. 1lSuToU materially
In the Marquette scoring.
North Dakota lost the toss and
kicked of to the Milwaukee team.
Bennett returned the ball to, the 80
yard lineA The teams exchanged
punts twice, and Dunn then missed
a drop kick. North Dakota imme-
diately punted. Dunn's place kick
from the Is yard line hit the upright
a short time later. Dunn finally
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5 yard line and the visitors returned
the kick as the quarter ended.
After. a couple Of gains Dunn put
the ball between the uprights. MaHx
quette did not get close enough to try
for a score during the remainder OF
the second quarter. North Dakota,
as stated above. was twice in a posi-
ton to score. Robertson's return xof
punts including his 55 yard run fea.
tured the play In this period.
Stevening replaced Machart. Z BUS
dicker took Mayors. place, Daily went
in for Lindgren and Wiper went5in
Tor Sinclair as the second half started.
Nelson, later took Screenings place.
An Intercepted. forward pass and a
lucky recovery4o a tumble onsthe At
yard line helped Marquette put the
over in the fourth quarter. Play M
the final quarter was pretty $eHen,
Robertson's forward passing from
midfeld being Incomplete as the game
ended. 4s.4; y6a
North Dakota Position Marquette
]Thorwaldson LIE, Diiwir-NelIis
steenerson LIT McGinnis, capt.
Brodie L.G, McMahnn
Harris ca Kennadv
I'ndsfsf-PPaAlly re psnt.In.
III 81 sIIe~fenthaler
Currie &5g RI Lunu
slnclair-Wtper 8aj Be: Fahey
Robertson Oh. Dunn
Machart--ss
steyning Nelson5LH skemp-Fisher
mckay, CAPT. 5s iR.H. Bennet-
M Aia Demoling
F.B. Duford-
ifB = sandsthd
Referee: Henderson. 5Oberlin.,
Umpire: Martin. Michigan. 3
Head Nnesnaan: Mesmer, wisconsin.