The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-22
IOWA IS DEFEATED
BY COPHERS, $50


coming crowd Of nearly $4,000, Min.
nesota and Iowa came to grips to-
day in the 22nd renewal of their
struggle for gridiron supremacy
with weather conditions ideal.
Captain Eerb Joesting, the Gopher
plunger, chafed on the side lines
with All infected foot but Coach
Spears said that he would see serv-
ice. Other end and backfield casual
ties were reported on the Minnesota
bench.
Nature laid herself out to do JUS
ticc to the occasion, for an Indian
sAmmer haze was practically dis
pclled by a glowing sun that threw
into brilliant relief the myriad col
ors in feminine garb and the flut-
tering sea Of symbolic pennants and
ribbons
Gophers Win Toss
Minnesota won the toss and Joest-
ing kicked off. After few plays,
Iowa was forced to kick and Aim
Quist returned the ball to lowa's 33-
yard line. Line smashes by Aim
quist and Joesting, coupled with an
off-side penalty for Iowa, made it
first down on Iowa's 23-yard line.
Minnesota was penalizcd Is yards
for holding. Then Joesting tossed
a forward pass to Tanner, who was
downed on Iowa's 23-yard line.
Jocsting and Hovde smashed for
ward to Iowa's 2-yard line, and
Jocsting went over for the touch
down. Almquist's drop kick was
partly blocked and the score was
Minnesota 6; Iowa O.
A few moments after the kickoff,
Minnesota added another touch
down when Glasgow fumblcd for
ward pass and Hanson recovered for
Minnesota on lowa's 37-yard line.
On the first play, Almquist tossed
a short forward pass to Hovdc, who
raced IS yards through Iowa tack
lers for the score. Almquist drop
kicked for the extra point. Mixing
up line smashes with short passes,
Minnesota had the ball on IoWa's
Vineyard line at the end Of the per-
iod, score Minnesota Is; Iowa 0.
Second Period
At the opening Of the second Pc
riod, Iowa took the ball on downs
on their own six-yard line when
Minnesota pass was grounded, but
was forced to kick and Barnhart
took fair catch on lowa's 24-yar1
line. Line smashes and short passes
interspersed put the ball on Iowa's
2O-yard line, where Jessen recov-
cred for Iowa on q. tumble. Iowa
kicked aud Minnesota again started
its passing and sma shing attack, un.
til Joesting went over for !. third
Almquist's attempted
drop kick was blocked. Score: Min
nesota 10. Iowa 0.
Matchan replaced Joesting after
the kickoff. Iowa got the ball on
downs, but Nydahl almost intercept
ed a forward pass. Phamer. who
replaced Almquist, shot forward
pass to Nydahl for 20 yards just az
the half ended. Score, Minnesota
10, Iowa 0.
Pharmer kicked off to 1owavs 81
yard line to start the third period.
Smith made first down in two line
smashes and Arn,il put the ball
exactly in the center Of the field.
punts were exchanged until
the ball went to Minnesota on downs
on Iowa's 38-yard line. Pharmer
and Hovde rushed the ball to Iowa's
five-yard line, just as the third
period ended. Score: Minnesota 10;
Iowa O.
On the first play in the fourth
period, Hovde, running bel4i;id per-
'ect interference of Joesting, who
returned to the game in the third
period, went around left end for
Pharmer kicking goal,
the score, Minnesota 26;
iowa 0. Minnesota added two more
before the period ended:
passes paved the way for the fifth
ind sixth score. Matchan, who re-
placed Joesting. went over from the
hree-yard line.. Pharmcr failed in
lis attempted place kick. Almquist
made the final touchdown from the
hree-yard line after a series OF
|asses had brought the ball to that
'oint. A wild scramble was on for
he ball on Minnesota's 17-yard line,
vhen Matchan fumbled the kickoff
ust as the game ended. Score:
38: Iowa, 0.