The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-28
EAST AND SOUTH
PLAY At St. PAUL
Minneapolis High School Elevens
Will Try Conclusions with
Saint s Teams. J
BY Frank A. Nc nerney.

The past week has brought about
many unexpected changes in the fight
for high school championship honors,
anu not until the Central-E East high
game on Nov. 16 wilkthe enthusiasts be
assured whether or not the season has
brought out a high school championship
team.
While some profess to have foreseen
the results Of the Friday games, the
majority of rooters were surprised be-
You'd doubt to see the Centrals go
down before the Souths and the Norths
before the East Siders. The latter
game was more in doubt than the Cen
tral-South game. but there were very
few people who did not expect at least
200 score against Ellis team.
The showing of North high comes as
a great surprise to every one who saw
the team in action against the North.
field high two weeks ago as at that
time nearly every one predicted
championship year for the blue and
white.
Coach Nat Frykman, of East Side,
deserves great credit for the way in
which he brought his team to the front
Porters in the city who would not be
pleased to see the cardinals land first
honors. Every school in the city has
in turn won the penpant in football
during the past five years, except the
East school, and everybody seems to
think that it is up to Frykman to
bring the honors to his eleven.
Frank Morse is more than disguised
with the showing Of his team against
South, Friday, and he threatens COM
plete shakeup Of his lineup. CT will
surely change my backfeld,' said
Morse yesterday, fand with Schroeder
in at fullback, think an interference
can at least be kept up. Schroeder is
coming out with the team Monday, as
he has fixed everything up with Mr..
Greer, and hope to be able to down
the North and East teams.
Coach "Jimmy' Ellis was the hap
piest man in Minneapolis yesterday as
result of his victory over Central,
and he now thinks his team is as strong
as the best of them. The South Side
boys are but little the worse in condi-
ton, after their stiff game, and all
will be out every day next week, in
preparation for their game with Me-
chanic Arts next Saturday.
East high takes on the ST. Paul Cen
! trail eleven at Lexington park next Fri
| day and Coach Frykman will work his
men hard during the first part of the
| week. The St. Paul school is no weak
aggregation this year and the East team
is not going into the game with the
| idea of having an easy time. The Saints
! played Shattuck and their score was
about the same as the Shattuck- East
game, so that, taking this as COMPARE
son, the battle will be for blood.
| There are no games scheduled for
Minneapolis this week, but it is expect
ed that nearly every high school rooter
will attend one or the other games at
st. Paul, and the general opinion is
that both local teams will win.
| The management Of the South high
team has scheduled game with the
St. Cloud normal school for Nov. 10
and Coach Ellis is bound to defeat this
team, if for no other reason than be-
cause the Centrals won from them. OF
course. the -normaIs- will be stronger
| when South meets them than they were
! in the Central game, and the orange
and black team will do we'll if they
succeed in tieing the big warriors.
Manager Rritzius of Central was ne
gotiating with Chicago high school
for game at Chicago on the morning
of the Minnesota Chicago game, but
nothing has been heard of the outcome
of his efforts, and it is improbable
that the red and blue team will take
| the trip