The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-14
gain Off y Chicago's left tackle. Balm
downed Eckersall in his tracks.

Evanston, ILL.,, Oct. 27.-Mccann has an
injured shoulder and Allen is suffering
keenly from an injury to his left leg. Sew
eral other men have torn tendons.
Urbana. ILL.,, Oct. S1.--McCann went
around Illinois, end for twenty yards. Nc
Cam got by Dillinger for six yards Mo-
Cam went around left end for four more
pass. Allen played tackle against Hazel
wood, 256-pound man. Allen was over
matched in weight, but he gave the heavy
man a great argument.
Marshall Field, Oct. 27.-First OF all
stagg was sick and Schnur was not out
because of bruises and a strained back.
Marshall Field, Oct. 2S--IIill is out on
account of an injured ankle and BeZdek is
in bad shape. The outlook Is not bright.
Marshall Field, Oct. 30.-The maroons
are weakened by the loss of HILL Schnur,.
it Is learned. has q partly fractured rib.
Bezdek's knee Is still stiff.
Madison, Wis. Oct. 31-Schnur got be-
tween left tackle and end for ten yards.
Abbott punted and Schnur brought the
off for smuggling. Hill went into the line to
freshen it up.
From 1898 to 1895 inclusive Nc
Cornack was a student at Dartmouth
and a player on the football and base
ball teams. In 1898 he was quarter
back on the eleven, in 1894 he was
fullback and the last two years he
| was quarterback again. He was also
captain of the football and baseball
teams during the last two years. Dur
ing the four years he played with
England league championship each
season, and Amherst never scored
upon them.
After graduating from college, Nc
Cornack was for. four years head
coach at Exeter academy. In 1897
and 1898 his team defeated Andover
in Its great game of the year. Andover
won in 1899, but Exeter won again
| in 1900.
| Mccormack coached at Dartmouth
in 1901 and 1902, and both years his
team defeated Brown. something
which previous Dartmouth teams had
never accomplished.
Handicapped by comparatively poor
material this year. Mccormack has
| gone to a losing college, has tied the
University Of Chicago, defeated Illinois
and given to Northwestern what is
perhaps the greatest football team in
its history.
Iowa stock Is picking up again.
The outlook for the hawkeye eleven,
| SO far as the game with Illinois was
concerned, has been gloomy and
4 bright by turns turnout the season,
In accordance with the game the err
ratio eleven has played, but just at
! present, after a week Of excellent
practice and after the defeat of Illi-
! nois by Indiana, the followers Of the
team are much encouraged. One
feature is especially hopeful in its
effect. The work Of Coach Chalmers
during the last fortnight has not been
confined to the strengthening Of the
team, but has extended into another
f1eld-the development of good sub
stitutes. Until recently, the coach
has been In a position that rendered
an accident during game practically
fatal to his hopes-unless the con-
test happened to be childs play for
4 Iowa.
l The number of substitutes on Iowa
field upon whom dependence to hold
UP their ends could be placed was
small Coach Chalmers, therefore,
turned his attention to the finding of
men who, If not as good as the regu-
liars, could be depended on at least
to go into game and make them
selves felt. AS a consequence he has
been remarkably fortunate during the
last two-weeks in lettering his pros
poets against Illinois by insuring the
team against positive Gripping by any
Injury to a man or two.
| Recent Improvement Of marked
character has been made by a goodly
number of men, and now, at mo-
ment's notice, the coach can send
against Illinois such promising play
ers as Stoltenberg, end; Swift, tackle;
! Gibbs, fulIback; Fritzell, halfback;
White, a ten-second man, at half
Melzner, a sometime sure successor
to Griffith at quarter, and Herbert, a
half. Jones, the star ground-gatnel
Of the eleven, Is again in the game
and is playing even better than usual
! All in all, the Iowa Fans are begin
ming to hope that Illinois, after her
bruising game with Minnesota, may
J find an Iowa eleven on Nov. Fl that
will surprise her most painfully.