The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-26
STIFF WORK FOR
BADGER SQUAD
King Will Put His Pupils Thru
a Vigorous Work
Out.
Special to The Journal.


Madison, Wis, Aug. 26.-Captain Wander
boom, Of the University Of Wisconsin football
team, is as reticent, when interviewed on the
prospects of the badger eleven, as was Coach
of the cardinal squad. Vanderboom simply says
that she is hopeful" and that practically all
of last years team will again be hand.
Judging from his conversation, however he
looks forward to the game with Minnesota as
the hardest contest the schedule. He does
not say Wisconsin will defeat Minnesota, nei-
| Their does he say Minnesota will defeat Wis
| cOnsin which is wise of captain of a big
| western team that has suffered defeat often,
but which hopes to again take a place at the
head of the class in western football.
| Vanderboom will leave for Marinette, where
the cardinal team will receive preliminary prac-
tice, Sept. 2. Sept squad of about forty
men, including Coaches King and Holt, Trainers
! Kraenzlein and John Hickey, will depart for
the same point, headquartering at the Lakeside
Inn, where regular training table will be es-
tablished and the men will begin football in
earnest. The usual preliminary training will be
followed by scrimmage work, and the cardinal
players will be given a real try-out at Mari
nette in game with Company 1 of that city.
With the early work at Marinette, followed by
stiff practice at Camp Randall after the men
return to Madison, the badger eleven should be
in gilt-edge condition for the Chicago team
when it comes to the capital city to do battle
| for football honors
| Remp May Play.
| IL Is reported that dick Kemp, Wisconsin s
crack center rush, will again be back in the
game, and if this is true Phil King and Holt
will be relieved of at least hard problem tc
solve. Remp is one Of the most active center
rushes on offense that Wisconsin has ever had
Manager Downer has not announced that he viii
be able to play, but Remp told a persona
friend that when he started training here this
fall he was going to quit smoking for good
Following close on the heels of the good new:
that Temp will be out comes the hard-lucl
story that Wisconsin may lose Nordenholdt, the
big fellow who it has been understood would
surely get place back of the badger line. L
Is reported that his parents object to the game
and that he may act in accordance with theil
wishes and not play football. His absence would
be serious loss to Wisconsin,
| 1t is also reported that Wisconsin has los
Dana, the youngster from Fond du Lac higl
school, who did wonderful work on the cinder
path at the last two interscholastfc high schoo
meets here. 1t Is understood that he has de
cided to go to Lawrence university. Dana ha
some football ability.
Much depends on Wisconsin's football show
ing this fall. Because the supporters of tn
cardinal have been as loyal in defeat as vic
tory, Wisconsin has sometimes been called tn
Yale of the west, but successive defeats on tn
track, grfdiron and the water have had the nat
ural effect Men who have backed the team
in spirit and money say that it is up to Kim
to turn out winning team. More wranglin
in athletic circles and excuses will not 70
What the rank and file wants is victory. Mad
1son1ans have much confidence in King, and /
he makes good this fall he can have anythin
he wants.