The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-14
LITTLE DOING In
THE HIGH GAMES
Central's Glass Tournament Re-
suits in Many Candidates
Trying for Places.
BY Gill.

st. Thomas viii play North high on the
North Side field next Friday afternoon. Until
Manager Gaylords announced that he had Sc
cured this game it looked as ift9the Central
high interclass tournament at Nicolet park
would be the only offering in high school foot
ball this week. II
rate and organizations n swing.
Yesterday afternoon between ten and twelve
fnll teams were out Oh the practice grounds
getting initiated into the mysteries Of the
great game. The first team men are barred
from playing on the class teams and are put
ting in their time coaching.
captain Farnam. and Carpenter are breaking
In the senior team,F Schroeder and Shave have
charge Of the juniors. Green and Pendleton are
looking after the @sophomores and Putnam and
Bresky are the freshman tutors. 5#S
The studiOus lads. whose physique would not
permit their playing the school team are
laying aside their zspectacles and making the
most of their opportunty to shine as gridiron
coaches to pick from Each class had al least
two teams cut yesterday and some had three
in the field. s554eMM ~ 20 s#$ I
. First Clash Friday
These teams viii clash Friday in a series of
twenty minute games for the school champion
ship. The winning team will receive a banner
as the token Of its: victory AS things stand
at present il looks as if this would be the
only high school game in the city this week.
While the football placed on exhibition will
not be very advanced the occasion promises to be
one of jollity and good natured rivalry : I 4
At the South Side field the men were not
required to report in suits and Coach Goldblum
confined the work to signal practice and run
ming. The men still show considerable stiffness
from their combat with the heavy Central team
necessary to put them i'll shape for heavy work
So ia: Manager Solem has no game for this
week and is anxious to get contest to keep
the team in shape for the st. Paul Central
game of next week As East is also looking
IS hat will
make overtures to Manager Turnstrand for a
second game, to be played Friday afternoon.
= East at Practice.
East Side is still keeping up its practice tho
1t has no more Jameson IT'S schedules. While
Manager Turnstrand is Still snegotia ting with
Central for j second game, there is no chance
that such game will be arranged as the red
The only opening for the crimson seems to be
game with South. In spite of the fact that
the two teams have met recently such game
would be interesting enough to draw fair
treasury Of each school. - = a. 80
North is now working with the Lincoln game
in view. Manager Gaylord allied the contract
to the Lincoln manager yesterday and expects
TO receive it back shortly, as it embodies the
terms already agreed ON. A game Friday
would be very welcome to the North Siders as
they need something Of the sort to keep then
! In condition. 49,,
There has been some talk about getting ut
an all-star team from the three other high
schools to play the blue and white, which is
| all rot There are plenty of good players. II
! sight and on paper they make a team strong
enough to give Coach Nye's bunch heart fail
ure, but it would take from three weeks to ;
month to drill them into any semblance of 6
team, and the coaches know this perfectly
There is not the slightest similarity between
| the style of football used at Central East ant
South, and the task of making a team out o,
| players picked from these three schools woult
be one for whole seasons work.
In the St. Thomas team North will have
an adversary which will try it's strength. Tht
saints scored 10 noints to a cipher against Ii,
Hamline medics, while the North Siders mad,
butt This would indicate that the two teams
-! are very evenly matched. North is undonbtedl,
! stronger thar when ithsplayed the doctors bu
| strength. ri .T T. 49, :