The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-01

Conrad, Ellsworth, Knapp, Horton and
bonneville will all be in harness again,
and a lot of good material is expected
from the incoming freshman class.
While the team was not victorious this
year, the seasons experience will give
Coach Stage much better material to
work with next year, and the maroon
outlook is considered altogether pronis-
ing.
players in Capt. c. E. Dietz G. o. Dietz,
Elliott, Johnson and Hanson. All the 9TH
er regulars Will return, however, and
number of this years substitutes will
make excellent material for development
next fall. Coach Hollister and the pur
pie roeters alike are confidently expect
ing successful season next year
OF the other teams Michigan loses five
men, Wisconsin four, Minnesota four and
Iowa two. Reports of the outlook at the
various colleges follow:
Mieh!gan-F'ootball prospects at Michi-
gan for next year are of the brightest
hue. OF Michigan's star Yam only
White, Redden. Weeks, Wilson and Snow
will be lost In place of White light
hing tackle named Johnson will be The
most formidable candidate. Graver,
who made a name for himself at end
against Iowa, was subquarter this year
and Yost says he is the greatest defen-
sive player on the team. He will play
quarter next year unless Dutch. Preuss-
man. the scrub quarter. who is a phenom.
email drop kicker, shows that ne is capa-
BILE of running the team. In case some
body else does not show good at quarter
Grayer may be permanently stationed at
end. For Wilson's place Baker. the eX-
Rochester center, will be eligible. At
full back Jones will be a worthy success
Bor of Neil Snow.
Wisconsin-Next years Wisconsin foot
pail team will be minus three and posi-
bly, four of its strongest players this
year. Capt. Curtis, the star right tackle,
and Eddie Cochems and "NorSky'' Lar
son. the half backs. who nave been
tower of strength in themselves, have all
PLAYED football four years and will not
be eligible next year, while there is some
doHbt whether Snow, the husky center,
will return. He has two more years to
play, and 1t Is about an even probability
that he will be back on the gridiron in
a cardinal sweater next year. Wisconsin
has had a good squad of substitutes this
year and there will be good material
from which to pick next years eleven.
Nothing has been done in the matter
of a coach to succeed Phil King, and
members of the athletic council say it
will not be taken up for some time. There
is a considerable sentiment in favor of
the graduate coach system, provided
King can be induced to come back for
three or four weeks.
Iowa-Iowa's prospects for next year
are regarded as fair for the reason that
only two men of the regular team are
mertain at this time not to be here. THESE
men are Burrier and Hollenbeck. All
or the other members of the team viii
probably be back. and all are eligible.
Terril is regarded as an excellent quar-
ter back, and he will undoubtedly go in
al the beginning OF the season next year
Al that position. Seiberts is one of the
best ground gamers on the Iowa team,
and Will likely play at end again next
year.
DIR. Knjpe has made no arrangements
- leave Iowa, and II the board Is willing
will remain. He viii remain until the
END ~ the school year ~ any rate
HiDbesOta~-If is not likely that DIR. II :.
j.. Williams VIII leave NlDpeSota at The
close OF the present year, although the