The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-18
EAST HIGH. LOSES
THREE / ] PLAYERS
Finely Drawn Rulings on Techni-
cal Offenses by the Board Of
Appeals.
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By,,klt.

East high, the school that has never had a
man debarred from theirsfootball team and, In
1act, never a man protested, yesterday lost
three players-Broderick, on account OF his
studies, and King and Barton because they were
two days late In handing in their parents per-
mission to play Scholars and professors are
alike Indignant at the decision, most of the men
never having heard of the rule. The sentiment
expressed ut East high yesterday was that the
school had always tried to play the cleanest sort
OF OF football, and now two men are thrown out
does before the North Side game, it means the
devotion Of the rest Of the week to the drilling
of new men to take their places, and leaves no
time for the coaches to put the finishing touches
| to the team, I Il
In the midst of all the other troubles, East
high has taken a slump, the defense having lost
the gllt-edge quality that it showed promise Of
earlier In the season. One of the biggest braces
that school team ever took is needed at the
present moment. Yesterday Professor Murphin
ana Coach Wyman put the first team thru q
| careful signal practice the school field and
then took them over to the ''U'' campus to
meet the third university team. ~. = i =. s.s.5
The game was impossible to follow, there being
4 no side lines or any lines, and, the whole uni
yerstty and neighborhood having turned out, the
players were surrounded BY a compact ring that
made end runs an impossibility.. This particu-
larry spoiled East high CHANCES Of scoring, and
their hesVy chance
schoolboys could not return. The scrubs played
with much better team work than was expected,
and ran of their plays rapidly On one play
they tore thru for g touchdown : East high made
some gains, but played a kicking game in which
Captain fryckmans toe made up for good
many lost yards. 80
On the defense Fryckmaaini made nine out OF
ten tackles, and sometimes the tenth. ~, He
| played Whirlwind game and the team some
times showed the same Split But the various
new new men tried out seemed to be unable to get
Morse Still out.
In spite Of the predictions made d everywhere
yesterday that Captatn Morse would again be
4 seen In q football suit, the board of appeals to.
day. stated that he was debarred permanently
TINS season. and that no players that had been
disqualified would be allowed to play at any
| OF the schools This leaves Central in bad
shape for the Manchester game this afternoon
but the schoolboys are primed for the game and
1t Is not thought that they will forget any OF
the coaching that has been given during the
long afternoon practice games with the scrubs.
4 Two weeks ago the tennis met with no score
but with Central having considerably the best
make a good showing just before her game with
\ Shattuck, and the Central boys wish to prove
j that they are in the running whether they have
i lost their captain or not. The: game will be
i called at 3 o'clock, the lineup being as follows:
i Macalester-- z., IL, Central
guy. e.. ..... r e. WeismaT
SheMad, MehliI
ManMerti1 g. Austil
tlann1gan, r .....l 6, Schroeder
A zines L T. - t, Larabe'
Eli a, (cfptain), q................. Hunte'
Benson. shanahan f. r. -, nG asG1
McEWen, I D. # b, Dodge
The game scheduled By Central with the Du
1uth high school has been postponed until the
4 morning Of the Wisconsin. Minnesota game, when
the teams will clash on North high field. There
1 is possibility that this game may decide the
state championship. - .