The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-12
BADGER STUDENTS WILL
NOT FOLLOW THE TEAM
Few Wisconsin Rioters VIII Make the
Trip to Ann Arbor.
Special to The Globe.

Special to The Globe
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 11.-Coaches
Curtis and Mccarthy will taper off the
training of the Wisconsin football team
with light practice Thursday morning,
and the Badgers will leave for Ann Arbor
the same day, to meet Yost's scoring ma
chine Saturday. With the announcement
that the team will be stronger than ever
before this season, Notwithstanding the
failure of the big Indian halfback, Baine,
to get well enough for the game, and the
further fact that Wisconsin has a salts
factory punter in Bush, to bring Wiscon-
sin confidence up. there will be only a
few Wisconsin followers at the game and
the Badgers will be utterly without the
support of rooters.
In choosing the lineup of the team that
will represent Wisconsin against Michi
gan, Coach Curtis is advancing on the de-
termination that the game will use up at
least two sets of backs. For the position
of fullback there are three men who are
likely all to be used. Instructions will be
to play yourselves out and give fresh
man a chance" Peterson, Scefeld and
Perry are all expected to play at full
back.
It is matter of prayer that Joe Fogg
may be able to play the entire game at
quarterback, for he is the general of the
Wisconsin team, is playing the best game
of his life row and, more important than
all, Curtis has not a good man to take
Fogg's place. The substitutes are Cecil
Schneider and Ed Jones, but neither is
desirable in comparison with Fogg. AT
left halfback Vanderboom will start. and
he is expected to give place to Burkhardt
and perhaps the latter will go out to give
Clark a chance in the part of the game.
Wrabetz and Robinson will play right
halfback and they are expected to go as
fast and as hard as would the heavy
Haskell Indian were he able to. play.
Wrabetz has been injured this week, but
not seriously. -
Capt. Abbott is overjoyed that he will
be allowed to play his game at left end
and not be called upon to go back and try
to punt, something that he says was new
er in his line He discovered that Bush,
the other Wisconsin end, could KICK, and
after Coach Curtis had refused to let ADJ
bolt out of the undeSired job OF furnishing
the boot power, the Badger captain TOOK
matters into his own hands while the
Wisconsin coach was watching the Mich
igan team play Ohio last Saturday: he
sent Bush back to punt after ne hlmseI
had had two kicks blocked. Bush sent the
ball high and lovely for sixty yards
straight down the field and Abbott was
on the spot waiting to tackle the oppo-
nent on the instant OF receiving the oal pan.
That has settled it. The feat has been
regularly performed ever since that mo-
ment. -
Pleasure is left in Madison over the
recuperation of Findlay and Chamberlain.
Findlay's eye is so much better tnat ms
physician says he may play. He VIII go In
at left tackle Washer Will be at MS uSual
place at right tackle and he will be called
i1pon to kick the goas after any toucn-
downs that the Badgers may be aole 70
score. Chamberlain will start at fgrI
guard but will not last through tne en-
fire game, and Price will take his place.
Remp will quite assuredly need no SUD,
stitute at center and Bertke is expected
to play the entire game at left.