The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-08
MANY CHANGES IN LINEUP
or THE HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS
Complete Shifting Of Players Has Been the Experience of
the Change The Present Outlook.

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severe blow not only to the strength Of
the team, but also to it's morale. Hap
PLY Coach Morse has been able to pull
his men thru the first period of despond-
eacy and to get them started again on
the hard practice road to the champion
ship il
was, thru the force Of circumstances,
much different from that Of the North
Side squad. Ten days in which to pre-
pare for a game with the varsity gave
no chance for individual development.
The thing which was needed was a
team. Eleven men had to be found
task was accomplished and the red
and blue sent into the field team Of
which they have every right to be
proud.
Tho Central had six fsC'' men back
at the opening of the season, Earl Farm
am, the present captain of the team,
was the only all-star man in the bunch.
second year. Last year he was given
| a place as substitute on the all-star
| team.
| Bresky, at left end, is recruit from
North Side s. last-year team and is
making good with his new school.
Parker has replaced Pendleton at left
/ tackle. He is man who has never
made the first team, but has faithfully
turned out for practice for two years.
/ Thru perseverance he has developed into
a sheady player, and in physique he is
an ideal man for the place. Putnam
at left guard seems small between
Parker and Farnam, but has a trick of
getting down under the opposing player
which makes gain thru his part of the
line easy in anticipation only. On the
u other side Of the line, Central has three
good men in Shave, HIGHLAND and Saxon.
Backfeld Strong.
}, In the backfield, Green is holding
. down quarter well. Carpenter, who is
filling Dickinson 3 place at left half, is
, find Of this season. When practice
} began he was out for quarter, but
Coach Morse soon discovered that he
/ was capable Of playing good game at
! half, and frequently sent him in to re-
lieye Dickinson. Schroeder, at full, ID
: He has played with the first team be-
fore, but in the line. When he first
, began playing full he was painfully
slow and awkward, but now he is throw
ing his weight in a way which will
: make him one Of the most dependable
: men of the team when it comes to max
/ ing short but necessary gain. Tobyn,
the other half, has been playing con-
i sistent game so far, and has goodly
string of yards to his credit.
8 East Side has been hurrying ever
t since Earl Wyman said "hurry upp
= Sept. IL. There have been no peaceful,
thoughtful moments at the old Coliseum
e site. There has been no genial repair
Q tee between the first and second teams.
9 Wyman has kept the entire squad on
( the continuous hike ever since he took
it in hand. The men seem to like it.
They have developed wonderful speed
under this rigorous training.
Rollin Bunnell, who now holds the
S captaincy, is not an all-star man, but he
; is a good steady player who won his
! plays his position well; :,
i There are still two-all-star men left
r in the team. They are Williams and
y Westbrook, both all-star substitutes
t last year. Williams is playing at his OLD
position at quarter and until the injury
9 Of Kingsley, forced Bunnell to play full.
It place at end, now he is playing at halt
t in place Of Captain Bunnell.
e Crambrook, who plays center for East
: Side, comes from Faribault High, where
: he very evidently played football, fol
8 he has proved to be one of the strong
est men in Wyman's lineup. The
3 Sherbloom boys have also braced up the
!, line at tackle and GUARD. Morris Sher
. bloom is now, with Kingsley, member
e of the collar bone club and his loss vii
e be keenly felt at tackle. Barden. wht
?. plays the other tackle, is one of the
y old men Of the squad and caused a warn
e glow Of reinsurance in the hearts o.
= the crimson rooters when he appeared
q for practice. Rollins at left end is alst
~ | g. veteran.
it South Sides Need.
. What South Side must have is /,
= second team. This fact was demon
strated beyond a doubt in the alumni
,+zt game Of last week, and then Mechanic
"a Arts came along Friday and drove thu
" doubt into the ground. Coach Gold
n blum has succeeded in teaching the or
X ange and black bunch fast, versatile
is and compact offense, but when it come
to defensive play the team is at a com
id plete loss-usually about three yards
ty gain for their opponents.
Id This is but natural when one consid
ht ers that not once since the team ha
in been working on signals has a full tear
1g been lined up against it. The men ar
er ignorant of the first principles of dc
lir rance alone that the gains which hav
is been made on them are due.
Chester Holmstrom, the captain Q
r. the South Side team, ranks on til
ed squad as a veteran, tho. the create
he part Of his previous playing was as
as substitute in both the line and bacl
he field. In the two games he has playe
he in this year, and in practice, he ha
I'd made a great. showing as groun
he gamer. His line plunges have weigh
all and strength behind them, and in rul
err ming thru broken field he shows wol
nd derful lodging ability and Judgment.
Solem, the manager Of the team,
also one Of its best players. At eitht
end or quarter he can be counted 9
lst to play a decidedly brilliant game. 3
a played end last year.