The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19

when she faced the wolverines. Her
offense had been perfected and hr
plays were executed with greater pre-
cision. The Minnesota team showed
great improvement over its work il
the Wisconsin game and every mai
on the team played good football. Thu
work of Bandelin at center was espeo
tally noticeable. He held Borg even al
thru the game and if there was any al
vantage it rested with the Minnesota
man.
George Cole.-The members of tn,
Minnesota team showed that they wer,
not cutters today and the spirit shown
by the team was the best part of tle
victory. Nebraska was overrated and
I expected a harder fight. but the in
provement shown by the Minnesota
team since the Wisconsin game mad,
victory easy. In my opinion the worl
of Larkin at quarterback was one OF
the features of the play. He was steady
thruout the game and used good gener-
alship in every play.
Frank Reed, Minnesota Manager
We wouldn't do "a thing to Wisconsin
if we had them here today, not. thing.
against Nebraska and we have done
it all by touchdowns, while Michigan
had some drop kicks in hers. North
| western is next.
Hugh Leach, Assistant Manager Of
Minnesota-It was a great game,
great game, and I am mighty well sat
isfed, but I don t like the looks of
that Michigan Wisconsin score.
Jay I. Durand, 'o2, Former President
of the Board Of Athletic Control-If
we only had Wisconsin ON the field in
front of that team, we would show
them a few things. The improvement
in the past two weeks has been wol-
derful. The offense is great.
John Bernhagen, 'O2-Much better
than I expected. They played much
game. Larkin showed wonderful judg
ment in directing the attack.
Bert Page, Captain and Center on the
Championship 1900 Team-The Mime.
} sofa team played a superior game of
football against Nebraska. There was
marked Improvement, and I am
firmly Of the opinion that had the team
played against Wisconsin as it did
against Nebraska the gophers would
have won. I was especially interested
|
did game against Borg, who is one Of
the best center rushes in the country.
Egil Boeckman-The form shown by
Minnesota was surprise to me. | eX-
pected to see Minnesota win, but I did
not think that the score made by Michl'
gan against Nebraska would be equaled
The linemen and the backfield al
: shoWned an improvement over the
} badger game and not a man on the team
: was outplayed by his opponent. Booth
, always turns out creditable team
, and the team that defeats Nebraska
| by score of 35 to 0 must be consid.
cred one of the best in the country.
, Otto N. Davies, 'O5 Western Halt
Am I pleased? Well, I hope you
haven't put up any Of Of your tainted Led
, that Nebraska bunch like a bull pup
T cutting his teeth on an $50 oriental
, rug. The way they played that game
: was magnificent. Am 1 pleaseds Huhl
: DR.. J. C. Litzenberg, Assistant Phys
/ ical Director-It was much better than
1 dared to hope. The boys certainly
played a game to be proud OF: 49,
, authority on the game and cannot crit
( icize the play, but / certainly liked it
The outcome was eminently satisfac
tory.
Professor James Paige-This is bet
ter than the Wisconsin game, very much
better. Our boys have certainly i'm
: proved a great deal in the last twt
: weeks and think they could beat Wis
!; consin today.
l Max Kicker, Guard and Center Las
e Year-It was simply great. Did yo,
see the way Bandelin played it ove1
! and under Borgs The brace. the team
g has taken in the last two weeks is won
derful.
Capt. Current, of Minnesota-Th
boys played what I regard as cork
= ing game. I wish to compliment tn
e Nebraska fellows upon their fight. The,
S played a clean game, and while we hao
: the edge on them. ] hold them witt
: considerable respect. This is one nigh
/ I am glad to be captain of Minnesota
!; Assistant Coach Gilmore Dobie-
!. Minnesota won and won honestly. Th
+ boys played a great game and there i
Q not thing about the play that
e would change had I the power unless /
l. was to cut out the fumbling. It wa
l. a great day for Minnesota.