The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-04
BOTHER
HIGH PLAYERS
Coaches Worry Over Condition
of Some Of Their Best
Men.
BY Gil.

| East Side seems to have bumped into a
wide streak Of hard luck. When 1t was dis
covered that Kingsley was out Of the game
with broken collar bone, received in the fresh
man game, the crimson supporters felt that
they had about completed their experience with
! misfortune and that they could count on good
| luck thru the rest of the season.
| Now Norris Sherbloom Is added to the list
Of all-season cripples His difficulty Is also
with the collar bone He broke 1t last Friday
| in practice, but thought nothing of 1t, sup
1 posing that his Injury was a mere strain. In
| stead of improving his shoulder grew worse
and examination by physician Monday re-
vealed the fact that his collar bone was broken
close to the shoulder socket. The injury is
! an unusual one and has been much aggravated
| by the strain put on It,
| Sherbloom easily had first call on right tackle
Jack Sherbloom, who plays tackle on the other
side of the line, was out Of sthes practice yes
terday with bad ankle, and may not be able
| to play in the Carleton game Saturday. Morris
will be out for the entire season. .
The permanent loss of Kingsley and Morris
sherbloom and the present disability of Jack
sherbloom Is very severe blow to the Uni
! versity squad, and Coach Wyman has
dismal forebodings for the game at Northfeld
| Saturday.
Wyman now has Captain Bunnen at fullback
| in place of Kingsley, and will probably keep
him there thru the season. Bunnen has played
! the fullback position before and will be able
| to hold it down all right. This has made it
| necessary to find someone to take Bunnell's
place at right half. Westbrook may be taken
from right end and put there. This will ma
LcEluuy weaken rlSul cuu, lOE LILO Iuclc uIc
| several promising young players trying for the
place, there are none Of Westbrooks age and
| experience. III
In whatever way the team is rearranged, it;
| will take hard work to get the men adj
| justed to their new positions In time for Sat
| urday's contest, and work at the East Side
grounds will be long and hard this week.
Worked Signals. .&>y#js
Yesterday Wyman started his first team on
| signals, gave them little scrimmage and then
| put them to work signals again. 1t is evil
| dent from this that the Encouragement has dis
organized the team to a great degree, and that
| wyman is justified in his misgivings as to the
outcome OF the Carleton game.
morning and will return Saturday night to
| avoid the rule which says that no team in
the interscholast1c, league can play more than
! one out-of- town game, an out-of town game be-
ing game which necessitates the team being
out Of town over night. By going down and
returning in the same day East will still have
the privilege of taking longer trip later in
| Manager Turnstrand is at standstill with
his schedule. He has only one game arranged
is
with either South or Central until North and
ECentral come to an agreement over the date Of
lthetr game. .-
! South in Scrimmage.
South had another lively practice yesterday
afternoon. A big squad was out and worked
|
game Friday. This morning mass meeting
was held at South high to arouse the interest
| and enthusiasm Of the student body. A large
number of alumni were present and urged upon
I the undergraduates the Importance of organized
roofing at the games. ..--
I Several men at North Side are suffering with
bruised hands and were not able to get into
the scrimmage yesterday In consequence the
work was light in order to avoid further in
jury Marks is still out of the game, but his
I leg is improving and there is good ground for
hoping that he will be able to play in the
\ later games Of the season Negotiations with
Central still hanging fire and no game has
been secured for next Friday. Manager Gay
j lord has about concluded arrangements for a
game with the Hamline needles to be played a
s1ngWeek from Friday. - : 80
4 Central Warns Up. 57
l. Practice at Central was more strenuous than
1t was Monday, and Morse, put his men thru
some stiff scrimmage., The university freshmen
Will not play Central Friday, as announced, as
they have game with q La Crosse business