The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-06
CANDIDATES OUT
ON THE CAMPUS
DIR. WILLIAMS GIVES PUBLIC A
FIRST GLANCE.
Work of Varsity Football Squad Was
Il sneedv Attic Interfered with by
Rain-What the New Men Are Doing
and How They Look-Training Table
d%orHed
nv o'LAUGHLIN,

Football practice in the teeth Of a thunder' !
storm marked the first appearance or tne t tsus
noon Dr. williams ushered the squad out on
the sward shortly before O'CLOCK, rs VIZ
assisted In the work by Gilmore r. Doole, anu'
while the work speedy, nothing was uone
save to test the running powers or the canol-
dates and few minutes of falling on the pail
Despite drizzling rain, lafse nuliiDe Wiz, i,
enthusiasts were out to watch the players. WIN
tie exception OF one or two, the men out were
those who had taken part in the week at va.
conia. Later in the week 1t Is expectea tha'
there will be numerous additions TO the squaa'
TWO SQUADS FORMED. ..
The men were placed in two divisions ana
spent the first part OF the practiee IN tai1 thi,
work, Some of the big fellows. the boys WIN
7, beef all over their bones, outran some OIL lne
simmer fellows. Following this the men were
circled and took turns at falling the ball at
the call of DR.. Williams. This work hnlshea.
the squad divided again. Dr. Wllams LOON
s4rafhsrn' center; Brush and Smith, guards;
timer and Tschabold. tackles; Luce ana Marsnall'
ends; Hunter, quarter; Burgan and Nenssle,
halves, and Kremer, fullback, This team was
nut thru its PAGES signal practice and pass
Ing the ball, working well together. Strathern
made but slip. Brush, the Macalester man nan;
handles himself well and few days WORK VIII
remove some Of the surplus avordupols Whlch
he is carrying. Dan Smith is running IKE a
deer, is as hard tacks and looks IKE the
team today timer and Tschabold are Two prom
ising youngsters. Tsohabold is greedy for work
and has a splendid array of bone and sinew.
BIG FELLOWS SPEEDY.
rsck1es are .Jacks Of all trades these days,
and these two men look, at present, as likely
ones for the line. timer Is less snowy tnah
Tschabold but went into the work with prom.
sing earnestness. These men seem to nave sly
actent speed to get down the field under a kick
rhey have the weight for offensive work. But
and it looms large-they have football 10 lea RI.
fuce worked with his accustomed v1gor on tht
end and Marshall showed speed on the other slot
Of the line. Hunter is what one onlooker styiec
little crab" but in the signals and passing
he ran the big fellows about as fast as they
cared to go. like Burgan's style of diving Int
the line. He shows symptoms or ball-carrylnt
ability. He had defense to meet yesterday
but he goes low and in good form Neussle u
speedy and will probably be factor when 1
comes to team choosing. Kremer played as IN
he enjoyed it and handled the ball In sure sIyle
On Dobie's team, Kjelland was center, Wilde
and Oech were guards, Asher and Clarke tackles
o. Hunter and Mon ends Cntting q F15bec
IN DoB1E's DIVISION.
In no sense was the makeup Of Dobie's tear
that of a ..second" There men who playe
An Dobie's bunch yesterday who are going
make some of the old timers and substitutes nus
tie for places as soon as these new ones Aeai
little more about the game; d hyel ia nut tia,
seriousness into his work which LEADS MS irleho
to believe he really has team ambitions lnstea
Of working for exercise and big Oechs Is goln
to make football player by next year if /
misses the first team this year. Asher an
Clarke both likely looking fellows. asher ash :,
hall in speedy style. Dan Clarke. Is working 8
riously and improving In physical condition a
+ most daily. He was on the wrong side OF e. I,
breath proposition when he first showed up: 81
is overcoming this rapidly. Hunter Is ambition
to play football and Moni is working hard. j
Cutting is small but bundle Of nerves and al
bition, He ran the second squad Of yesterday
good shape Harmon is unknowkn quantit
lie has played football but not the game whl
IL, hnro 10 is
his work and filled with a desire to make t
team. Vita is another one Of the big fello'
whose size and speed will land him on the tea
if he can master his game he mas hao sol
football experience and is willing. That cour
for much in the work. West and Kaiser aItt
mated in Doble's team.
There attempt at sorimmage work "
terday afternoon The rain was falling faster
practice progressed, and the last run down 4
campus ended in the shower bath. Stripped t
men look to be in good condition. There Is lit
Of dabbiness manifest in the candidates.
IN STREET CLOTHES.
Current was not in the work yesterday. ]
duties are such that there has been some
lection to his playing, but 1t Is hoped that
matter be so arranged as to permit him
faeS Is made ~aanifest to those controlling
the matter 1t Is hoped that they will consent
allow him to assist in the play. Jimmy 1rsti
was about the field in street garments and
happy because he was not In the going
will probably be out today. Another big Tel
who watched the progress with envious e
was Max Kicker. He promised to be out In
full glory of scarlet sweater today.
There Is still doubt as to some OF
years men. Davies will probably return
Henry O'BrIen is due in a few days: Burd
Is expected back, altho there is not the cert'
ty to bis coming which would please those
control. Sig Harris is also doubtful quaint
but when it Is impressed upon him that he
HBeded he will doubtless give his loyalty to
&eam full swing and get into the game. Brick
and Munson, two more giants will appear
a. ,Jver To11 fn ,nt
Bandeln, a Wheaton heavyweight, 1s expe<
this afternoon.
The training table started last night wit Il
who wear the IN" as consumers Of roast
and mashed potatoes. Additions to the t
will be made as fast as ability or aggressive
seems to demand 1t. <. p.