The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-18
Illinois.

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Lingdret of Illinois will have the as
sistance of Jake Stab and Jimmy Cook,
two oldtime gridiron stars of the
Illini, who have promised to some to
Illinois field to aid in rounding the
state team into shape for the game
with Michigan in two weeks.
The appearance of the old-timers
will be extremely welcome, and it is
believed that Illinois chances will
greatly improve. 1t is also hoped to
secure Wired Lowenthal. former head
coach, later for a few days work with
the team. 4 long formation drill was
given the squad today. and especial
attention directed to the backs as
result of their work against Wabash
Saturday.
NOtre Dame.
Notre Dame, Ind, Oct 1S.-Today's
developments in football show that
Coach Barry is dissatisfied with the
showing his men are making. After
dinner the members of the squad were
called into the gymnasium and there
Coach Barry had heart-to-heart talk
with them, in which he asked every
man who was unwilling to quit smok-
ing and unwilling to train as he
should to hand in his suit. He warned
them that any breaking his rules, no
matter who he Was, would be dropped.
A shake-up in the team will likely
follow also Callicrate will go back
TO end and Miller or Curtis will take
his place at half back. For the first
time this year scrimmage was held
on Monday. 1t was one that showed
up some of those who had been smok-
ing, and it lasted thirty minutes.
Scanlon, Bronson Halter, was taken
on the squad today and played end
on the second team. Captain Brack-
en-, generated the team today, a.
Dwan is laid up with an injured
ankle. Culver is not to play here
Saturday as announced.
Wisconsin.
Madison, Wis, Oct. 1S-"Cody"
Clark. the veteran tackle and half
back Of the Wisconsin football team,
has been disciplined for smoking Gig
arettes. and unless Coach Hutchins re-
Tents the western boy may be dropped
from the squad entirely.
DR.. Hutchins did not like to talk
about the matter tonight. He ex-
planned the absence of Clark from the
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cowboy" was temporarily out of 1t
for cause" 1t is said that DR.. Hut
chins met Clark on the street yester-
day and the latter was industriously
putting at Turkish cigarette. The
coach is said to have ordered him not
to come out for practice again until
he could refrain from smoking.
Stehm, the husky center who gave
big Lick Remp all he cared to do last
season, rejoined the squad. 1t is al
most certain that Stiehm will be ELI
gible to play on the varsity before
the End of the week. He was barred
because he had two conditions in his
studies.
The new plays today consisted of
variations of the forward pass, dou-
BILE passes and revolving formations.
The squad will attend night school in
the gymnasium this week. The prac-
tice tonight was watched by the COM
mittee On athletics of the university
board of regents, consisting of Chair
man A. J. Myrland of Grantsburg,
Senator E. F. Brown of Waupaca and
Attorney w. J. McElroy of Milwaukee.
Indiana.
Bloomington. ILL.,, Oct. 18.-Hezie
Clark. the crack half back of the In
diana team, was out in toys this af-
ternoon for the first time since the
Wabash game. Hill and Tighe were
also out, and there is not a regular
on the hospital squad at present. The
work Of the team was very satisfac-
tory to the coaches, who are now
bending all efforts to get the men in
shape for the Chicago game.
The student body and the players
have hopes of winning from Stages
men. and freely express them. The
coaches, however, have little to say in
regard to the coming game. The In
diana team will rely on tricks, end
runs, quarter back kicks and quarter
back runs almost entirely. as Sheldon
seems to have abandoned the old
tackle plays which he learned so we'll
under Stagg.
Hare Is spending great deal of
time getting his drop kick in shape,
and the way he places the ball between
the bars brings joy to the crimson
Arrangements are almost
for a special train 10 Chi
cago for the game.
Iowa.
Iowa City. Iowa, Oct. 1S.-Coach
Chalmers sent the men through a hot
practice tonight. Coach Catlin played
with the scrubs during the last five
of play, and made nice run
Df forty yards. The scrimmage was
hardest SO far this season.
Middles Elect.
Annapolis, Nd, Oct. 18.-The mid
;hipmen expect, to have an unusually
strong field and track team next
Ipring. and have decided to challenge