The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-10-08
The wentwOrth.HaskelI Game.

The Wentworth cadets will meet
the Haskell Indian second team on
the home grounds Saturday afternoon.
1t is difficult to say what the result
of his game will be. 1t will doubt
less be hard fought game through
out. The Indian team comes from
a place where they play foot ball from
childhood up and they know all
about the game.
The cadets have probably the
strongest team they have ever had at
this season Of the year. They be-
gan practice early and have worked
for month with much earnestness
and much vim under good coaching.
The result of this practice is that
they are in better condition both as
to physical condition and team work
than most teams of the country.
There are five of the team of last
year wearing the red and white again
this year-Bunting at left tackle,
Van Ginkel at right tackle, Bolinger
at left half, Doty at right half, and
Emery at full back. Bolinger,
Emery and Doty make the best set of
backs Wentworth has ever had
They are playing in the same posi-
tlons now the second year and have
learned to understand the work OF
each other. Van Ginkel and Bunt-
ing are good both on the offense and
defense. These five I'D players show
ed in last Mondays game against Mar.
shall that they can be depended upon
tOadvauce the ball.
In last Mondays game Bolinger
showed, in addition to his good work
in carrying the ball, that he can run
the team fast. He ran the team fast
enough to take the visitors off their
feet. Doty was probably the best
ground gamer both IN bucking the
line and running the end Emery
gets off quick in every play, but his
best work is in the manner 10 which
be runs back kicks. Bunting shows
his usefulness 10 opening holes for
the plays. He is also strong on de-
fense. In Van Ginkel w. M. A. has
another good defensive man. He
often tackles the runner before he is
fairly started
From last years second team came
Little, left guard, and J. Ladd, CEN
ter They are 5oth doing good work.
Both end positions, right guard,
and quarter back have been filled so
far from the new material Sauer
and Pate are doing good work in the
line, and Craig, Shinn, Johnson, D
Dinwiddle have all played some at
end.
The second team, compo,ed for the
NEST part Of new material, come out
to practice regularly and have
strengthened the first team materially
by lining up against them
The instructors in foot ball at the
Academy think the bunch Of players
who represent the Institution this
year ought to be able to defeat any
college second team in this section
of the country. At any rate they
think the article Of foot ball which
will be displayed Saturday afternoon
will make it we'll worth ones while to
be spectator.
Recital of Lexington College Faculty.
For fully fifty years Lexington Col
lege has been the scene OF many
brilliant musical programmes, but
perhaps Monday evening the music
lovers Of Lexington enjoyed the most
artistic Of any given in recent years.
The large audience filed the college
chapel to its limit and the frequent
recalls showed that those who took
part in the programme had struck a
responsive chord.
Misses Richardson and Newbrandt
both ever popular with Lexington
people-opened the programme with
that light graceful Sonata No. s.,
perhaps Beethoven's most difficult
composition for the piano and violin.
Miss Newbrandt, ever sure with that,
the king of instruments, took up the
theme and carried the audience with
ber; while Miss Richardson with no
1ess skill on the planoforte, repeated
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