The Minneapolis journal., 1905-08-05
HIGH SCHOOLS TO
LOOK OVER men
Wealth of Material in ALI Of
the Big City
Schools.
RY Kit.

With the temperature up In the nineties, which
makes the very thought Of mOlesktns oppressive,
are beginning to plan for the coming season.
The time has passed when football at the high
schools is merely a haphazard guess whether
there will be a football series not. 1t is
even graduated from tSt stage in which the
games are considered .nteresting only because
they may develop material for the colleges ana
the varsity. Last year the games drew large
crowds and no heard the players spoken OF
| as feeders for other aggregations.
| The best news is that unless something en-
| tirely unexpected happens all the high schools,
| East, North. Central and South, will fight 1t
out for the championship. Last year after a
| series of mishaps the South high team was dis
banded Captain Chestnut had been injured In
! the North high game the year before, Henry
Berg restrained by the faculty, Erickson
did not return, and it was also doubtful wheth-
| er the faculty would allow kehoe and Saltness
| it too late to break in new players, and
| the schedule cancelled. When Henry Berg
| came back to school he was elected captain for
this year and Immediately announced that there
would be team. Manager Solem IS already
| laying his plans for the year, and call for
| candidates will be made as soon as school opens.
| 1t is desired this year to give some sort of a
benefit for the team or in some other way to
| raise money so that uniforms be secured
and suitable field laid out for practice. Last
year the manager was handicapped by bank-
rupt treasury. The school has shown In the
past that it can send championship team into
the field, and if little money spent for uni
| forms and expenses can help along there are
plenty who willing to chip in. Coaches
! Dobie. Hartman and Solem were on the field
last year, and it Is hoped that their services
! can be secured this year, at least for some
| days before the final games. In the material at
hand will be Justin, Harris. Zalusky, Dalquist
Stover, Elsbury, McGregor and Holmstrom.
North Has System.
North high will not deviate from the system
which won the championship last year. There
will be loss ins the backfeld with Oscar
Ertl and Louis Bolser gone. However, Captain
Jack Marks will beain his old position at full
back, and any players at his side will be able to
draw football learning from his example. Left
halfback will be safe with the King brothers
In the game. Henry Oswald and Jack Oswald
both have another year. and they were both
stars last year. 1t expected that Case
would be back to go in at end, but he has left
school for good. Among the old players of last
year who will be in the game Smith, Bresky,
Swanson, Leighton and Frank Lee.
George Nye, who assisted Coach Beynhagen,
and who contributed much to the winning Of the
championship last year by his Is. careful work In
Bernhagen will keep his eye on the players, and
Fred Burgan, the varsity star and graduate
Of North high, will spend good share Of his
time with the team.
/ Frykman Is Out.
The announcement that Nat Frykman will Eo
captain East high has cast some cold water or
the hopes of the players on University avenue
Frykman will probably enter the university. Hi:
old team mate behind the line, Broderick has
been elected in his place. Last year Brodericl
played star game, winning the Hamline game
with run the length of the field and duplicat
, ing that event several times in other games
Just who will be the kicker on the team ii
hard to determine until the candidates callet
out. Foker will be back. Among the othe
, players of last year who will either be out il
uniform or Will assist in the coaching are Mer
rill Morrison, Hughey, Hunter, King, West
brook, Rollins, Starrett, Sukey and Bunnell.
No announcement has been made as to tn
coach. Professor Reynolds will have genera
, supervision. Last year Earle Wyman developed
a fast team out of what appeared to be yer.
raw material. The boys will make every effor
to secure his services again, and If he canno
be with them all the time, it is hoped that h
Central's Hopes.
Central will reap the benefit of last year
policy of trying to develop many 9
possible There were several players til
second team who ought to develop into goo
players this year. The great trouble for th
| past three years has been that the materit
Y has been very light. Last year there 4
weight in the line. The players were ais
/. young. and, altho they played hard in the game
they did not train systema tically did tt
l. players of the other schools. Central would al
l. pear to have plenty of material when. a glant
is taken at the school, but only few player