The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-28
HEAT WORRIED
HIGH PLAYERS
Coaches Did Not Force Their
Men in Practice
Work.
BY GIL.

h =. s. . q u
Even East Side eased up on practice yesterday,
and when Wyman let's his men slacken speed
II speaks eloquently for the heat. Two full
teams and few substitutes out at the
University avenue grounds yesterday, but the
work was confined to signals, with no scrim-
mage. East high is without game for tomor-
row unless some arrangement can be made with
the university freshmen. 49,
At the South Side grounds the men were slow
in getting out, and when on the field did not
show, any great eagerness to work of flesh
under the sun. Coach Godblum, assisted by
several alumni coaches, drilled his men on sig
nails. The orange and black warriors still show
considerable doubt as to the meaning Of their
signals, and will have to do some hard study
to make any showing against their alumni to-
morrow. .--,s,... y.-.. 49,.
Holnstad the prospective captain. showed up
we'll in yesterdays work. While running back
punts he frequently went the whole length of
the field without interference.
Paul Solem is in the game, and when
he has had time to get into condition will make
a strong man at either end or quarter. The
lineup for tomorrow's game will be: II. Gun
right tackle; Zahner or Flagstad, right guard !;
Wethal, center; Zalusky or Stringer left guard;
Rose, left tackle; Clark or Hedding. left end;
Brooks or Ostrem, quarterback; Dahlquist or
Flobeck, left half; W. Gunderson, fullback.
The game at Minnehaha park will be double
header. The Central alumni game will be called
at o'clock and the South alumni game will be
called soon Us the first game is finished. One
ticket will admit to both games.
Central will line up against its alumni as fol-
lows: Bresky left end Pendleton left tackle;
Putnam, left guard: Farnhan. center; Shove,
right guard Holblum Hoagland. Cogan Or Aus
tin. right tackle; Saxon. right end Green,
5 or left half
Yesterdays practice light owing to the
heat and the unfamiliarity with the new signals
shown by the men. After giving his pupils
| them home with instructions to cram up on
the signals and be prepared for quiz at the
school building this noon. ~ r.
Captain Dickinson is now out of the game
and his successor VIII be elected either today
! tomorrow. Dickinson gave promise of being one
| of the star players of the season. and his loss
will be hard blow to Central, where he filled
| an important place. not only because Of his play
| ing prowess. but also because of his popularity
| with the team
| According to Coach Morse this decision was
| reached after tentative offer to resign from
his fraternity. which met with great opposi-
| ton from the whole Greek letter interest, and
| was not greatly encouraged by the faculty, who
wished several written guarantees of good fatte
and promises to remain out of the fraternity as
conditions precedent to his being allowed, to
| play. ,.~
Fraternity Meeting. !.
The Greek Letter men, both active and alumni
| net at the Ncollet hotel last night and after
! a thoro discussion decided to withdraw their mer
| Corcoran, the two other the Central
squad who are affected by the rule, are ais,
bound by this decision Of their fra tiers.
! 1t is possible that the North Side Central tan
gle may be Strengthened out today. basis OF
| compromise has been suggested. 1t is tina
| North Side give Central Nov. II and that Cen
| trail consent to play on the North Side field
! This is something Of a recession from the stant
| taken by both parties, and it is hoped it viii
result in a game between the two schools.
! North Side is still without Captain Marks, an,
| will be for month, unless his condition takei
an unexpected turn to the better. Yesterday DR.
| Burgan put the big North high bunch thru thei
usual exercise regardless of the weather. II,
has not yet picked anyone to fill Marks place
but is giving several men tryout at the full
back position.
Manager Gaylord is without game for ITO
morrow, as negotiations with Manchester hav
fallen thru The time left is short tina
North will probably have no other practice thi