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gains and sBrodie broke through, ana
threw Martineau for a, loss OF S yards
on the4third play. A forward pass
wat incomplete and 1t was North Ia

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on the third play. A forward pass
was incofnpleto and It wal North Ia
kots06 ball. {
Robertson got two yards onfa try at
the limo and Mayer md Mckay were
held without gain. Burkman then
punted to Martinean who brought the
oval back to the center OF the field.
Davis then sent in Marman who took
right guard and Lindgren went to
center for Harris.
On the ~ yard line, after three
plays had failed to put Minnesota
within striking distance of first down.
'Ecklund tried for a goal from a drop
RICK. 1t was short and Mckay was
downed OF. the: ave yard line after he
had captured 1t. Here lBurkman
dropped back behind his own goal line
to kickout and dropped the pass. He
was downed for a safety. before he
could recover himself. (.
North Dakota took the bail in play
on their own 80 yard line and a pass,
Robertson! to Sinclair failed. >Burk-
man then kicked and the half ended
shortly when North Dakota took the
ball after Minnesota had been penal
lied Is yards for holding and Mar
tineau punted. The first completed
North Dakota forward pass came at
this time.
Second Half.
In the second half Currie kicked to
School,. who was downed in his tracks
on his own 80 yard line. In the third
period North Dakota's line played Its
best football. Few attempts on the
part of the ,Gophers reulted in gains.
but on the other hand the backs did
ore fumbling than fever. 1T was
turing this period thai Robertson lost
he ball and Martineat recovered 1t Ii,
an open field and raced for a touch
down. ~
The Flickertails held Minnesota
without trouble from getting within
striking distance Of their goal. At the
end of the period M%artineau tried an
onside kick that went out Of bounds
on the North. Dakota s yard line and
Mckay plunged o tackle for nine
yards. Two more attempts failed to
gain, however, and B%ur7kInan again
punted. The Dakota line was still
working and Minnesota was. held for
downs in the center Of the field. Burk-
man tried a pas and Martineau cap
tured it onSthe 40 yard line, but after
a sensational run Of 20 yards on a
fake kick by Martineau. the Gophers
were again held and Ecklund tried his
drop kick that North Dakota allowed
to lie on the ground behind Its goal
after it had beer booked and gave
the Gophers another touchdown.
Davis switched his line-up in the
backleld during the second half He
replaced Mayer with Busdicker.
%stevening, the Stephens freshman,
took Burkman's place at left half.
For Minnesota Ecklund ct end. Mar
tineau at half and Oss at center play
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erratic ball although McCreery show
FED up exceedingly well. The Gopher
defense Is strong but aside from Mar
tineau's of tackle drives and his for
ward passes to Ecklund the Gophers
! could not gain consistently against
the North Dakota eleven.
Brodie and Currie both played ex-
cellently for the. Flickertails but their
glory should be shared with the rest
of the line.
North Dakota. Minnesota.
Thorwaldson, IL $50: lie, Ecklund
Erode. 1t. f.::.a... ,.....:... 1t, Cox
Stevenson. tlg. ...... lg. Gay
Harris. C ..r.... seq. !Oss
Gurrie.il IT. ~, ...... TT, Macdonald
<tselairsssre ssass,ss Z. -. =. re. 5scnjoll
Robertson, obs Il s,n OBJ Crosse
Runaaklna Ms 4 ,,sss:s:>: ss.s, ~: III. 1Hutkrnns
Mckay, rh .......... rh. Martineau
Mayeryefbs..Sss.2r.......fb , tMcCre&ry
Touchdowns-Martineau 2; Nc
Drop kick after touchdown|Mar-
tineau 1.
Observation-Disclosures for Harris.
Marmon for Lindgren. Busdicker for
Mayer. Mayer for Busdicker. Harris
for Lindgren,> Lindgren for Marmon.
etevening. for Burkman. Peterson
for McCreery. Furst for Martineau,
Martineau for Furst, McCreery for
Peterson, Myrum for McCreery.