The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-02

last evening, in discussing the probable
outcome of this afternoons game between
the Indian team and Minnesota.
'"The Haskell men are very strong
bunch" continued DR.. Williams. They
defeated the Kirksville osteopaths, the
team which held Nebraska down to one
touchdown, by a score of, I think, 26 to 5,
and the Indians claim that the med1cS
stole that one score. Minnesota will be
more or less crippled. By that l do not
mean that the men in the game are
physically unfit, but that number OF
new PLAYERS will be in the game. and
the team work, by which games are won,
will in consequence be affected.
Mueller will not be in the game to-
morrow, and La Fans may not be aole
TO play He has been under the weather
for two or three days, but think he Will
be in condition to play tomorrow
prefer not to say what our line UP will
be-"
Those we'll informed in regard to uni
versity athletic affairs think that Thorpe
or Tiff will be played at right guard on
the Gopher eleven today. Tiff is regard
ed as the probable choice. Boeckman
will be at left half if his knee does not
bother him too much. If he Is unable
to play Evans will fill the place. If La
Fans does not play Bidlake, Liggett or
Davis may be selected for right half.
Thorpe will probably play right tackle if
Tiff is selected for guard.
Indians Arrive.
Seventeen husky red men arrived in
Minneapolis last evening direct from
Kansas CITY,
With a record barren of defeat for the
season the Indians are ready to take on
what they frankly admit will be the
match of the year for them, notwith-
standing the fact that they have yet to
meet the teams from the universities of
Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri.
Accompanying the party We're num-
Der of faithful rooters from Lawrence
and other Kansas cities and Fl. B. Pearls,
superintendent Of the school, H. G. Ellick
coach, w. NJ. Peterson, manager and J.
w. Akder, an employee of the institution
The boys have the appearance of foot
ball players and everyone of them gives
the impression of strength and endurance.
Their skill must be discovered upon the
field
The accompanying rooters wore long
silk streamers of purple and gold, Has
kell colors, and upon the gold ribbons is
printed: 81 am an Indian
They are a jolly crowd and have come
prepared for defeat, rather hoping their
the Minnesota champions, but not too
sure even OF that much satisfaction.
I'VE are here to win," said Coach Ell
lick to a reporter "and We'll gave the
audience a specimen of the real game.
[ am not prepared to say that we will
win, but for one I will not be satisfied
with a score unless your boys are shut
out My boys are in the finest possible
condition and will play the game of their
lives 1 don't know how much our team
average in weight. [ never weigh them
before the end of the season, anyway
Superintendent PEARS was not so con-
fident Said he: Our boys have not
been defeated yet this season, but I can
say that expect them to win from Min
nesota The two teams have never be-
fore met and neither team has yet play
ed a club which had met the other.
hope for score and perhaps a victory.
We have played three games this season.
We Won from the University Medics, of
Kansas City, Is to 2; from the ottawa,
Kan, university, IS to o. and from the
Osteopaths of Kirkville, Mo, Sc to 3. They
will do their best against Minnesota
Immediately upon the arrival of the team
at the Nicollet they were sent to their
rooms and later taken for a run about
town by Coach Ellick.
Their yell is somewhat unique. 1t goes
as follows:
Sissle cracker, fire cracker
Siss, boom bah,
Haskell Indians, Rah, Rah, Rah.
Manager Peterson announces todays
lineup as follows:
Archiquette, captain, right end; Oliver,
left tackle; Dunois, right guard; Carl,
center; Red Water. left guard; Baine,
right tackle; Felix, lat end; Bent, quar-
ter; Dugan, right half; Miguel, full back;
Falls, left half.
Hauser, Prickett, Allen and McGlashen.
The team will not average very heavy
| in weight. A fair estimate would be be-
| tween 165 and 40 pounds, though Red
Water, the left guard, is a giant and