Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-28

Deen removed from pfactlCe by MINOR
injuries during the two weeks OF hard
work already past. Watson is de-
voting his whole attention to the men
this fall and not only puttingithe team
in shape but developing strength for
coming years. With the strengthen
ing of the weak points shown up by
the game today 1t is hoped The team
will be in first class condition to meet
Drake next Saturday.
Trait and Watson are efficiently as
sisted by Harris. the last years
coach. and by Douglass. VINO played
right end on the team last year.
The schedule arranged for this year
is much lighter than the one played
last year and the prospect for reason
able number of victories Is good. The
team is gradually recovering from the
period of weakness which comes to
every college every few YEARS and in
the course of another year 1t is hoped
that Grinnell may number the larger
colleges among her rivals.
THE FARMER BOYS.
The Ames team will average about LII
pounds. while the Grinnell players Will
not average more than 1856. Grinnell has
always been noted for playing quick.
snappy ball, however. and is expected to
give its adversaries their moneys worth.
The Ames men are practically all new
men, as Is the case witt Grinnell. Capt.
Scholty, quarterback and lief, guard, is
q last years man and liz one Of the
strongest players OF the bunch. Stevens.
enter, played q part OF last season. as
did also Coye, left half, and Shuler.
right half Daniels, substitute quarter,
who played today, was captain OF the
Coe College, Cedar Rapids, team last
year and Is considered good timber
Throckmorton, another of today's sub
stitutes, has been on the Simpson Coll
lege. Indianola, team. Aside from these
the men are all new. Some indeed,
played on second teams last year, but
all players, both first and second, suf-
fered more or less last season on ac-
count OF the fever siege that prevailed
at the college. This Is substantiated by
the fact that there were at least forty
players. from all teams, that were used
on the first team at one time or another.
The lineup OF the men, with their
weight. as they appeared today, is as
follows:
Ames. Grinnell.
Starzinger. 40. left end Don Evans. 162
Scott, 49,. left tackle. .NcKeag, 155
Jorgenson, 1855. left guard Dunn, 1853
Stevens, 1876 center. BogEs, 40
F,bersole. $50. right guard. Smith. 1855
Williams. 180. right tackle. Collins, 167
Tenner. 150.. right end -. March, al
Scholty, 100 (c). quarter. Fiskle. Isl tc)
Cove $50 left half. !, Welker, 143
Deshier. no.. ..iait book I.xn,an go
Billy" Bremner. OF Des Moines. for
merly captain OF the S. L. I. team. acted
as referee, and Mr.. C. Fl. e. Boardman.
former captain Of the Cornell College
team. as umpire.
A Juvenile Foot Ball Game.
"A juvenile foot ball game was played
on the Finkle park grounds this after
noon between the teams of the Second
ward school and west end. The west
enders were victorious by a score of
II to s. The winning eleven was COM
posed as follows: Archie Matthews,
left end; Floyd Pemberton. left tackle;
Frank Turner, left guard: Earl Mayer,
center: Jim Clark. right guard; Roy
Coyne. right tackle: james Russell,
right end; Will Pursel. quarter: Hi
ram Shaver. left half; George Beasley,
right half; George Lincoln. (c) full
back. The personnel of the Second
ward team Is Ed Crowl. left end; Will
Sloan. left tackle: Otis johnson. left
guard; Fred Jones. center: Martin
Roberts. right guard: Claud Dawson,
right tackle; Fred Dawson. right end;
Frank Winery. quarter; George Dun
can. left half: Earl Perry. icy right
half: Langdon Place, full back. The
teams were about equal in weight.
Shaver and Russell made the touch
downs for the west end team, Shaver
kicking one goal. Perry scored. for
the losing team. from which Duncan
kicked the goal. Ray Scott acted as
referee and umpire.
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