The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-09
TWO HIGH SCHOOL
GAMES THIS WEEK
Central Meets st. Cloud Friday,
While North Battles North
field Saturday.

Football practice among the high school teams
was resumed yesterday afternoon and every squad
turned out strong except South HIGH. the players
there not having recovered from their defeat at
the hands Of East last Friday. There was some
talk of South high disbanding, but this was de-
MED by Coach Ellis, who says that Fridays
game was only a beginner for the orange and
black battlers, and that North and Central
would have to look to their laurels.
Only about eight men came out at the South
practice grounds yesterday, but the s. coach ex-
poets the whole squad out tomorrow and some
hard practicing will be done. Hayerstock is
organizing a team of ineligible players who will
play the regulars next Friday and this contest
will cause more interest than the alumni game.
3 North high went thru some stiff scrimmage
work on the athletic field yesterday and the Sec
ond team under the coaching of Shepard and
Jack Oswald had decidedly the best of the ar
gument, making two touchdowns to one by the
first team The first and second teams are about
equal In weight and DR.. Burgan is going to have
hard task picking out the eleven to play
against Northfeld next Saturday This game
will be the hardest of the year for Burgan's
team, and every man will have to do hi sbest on
the practice grounds this week if he would play
on the team against the visitors. g:
A New Quarter.
Cooperman is the latest addition to the North
squad and was tried at quarter the second
team for time. He is a fast little man and
will give Casey and Nye hard run for the
quarterback position. iF:gs.s'Eg
,Laur1tzen was put on the second team yester-
day, while Chicken Of the scrubs went in at
| fullback on the first team, Lee playing half.
Chicken. Leighton and Lee made speedy back
field and will probably be the main factors in
the Ncrthfeld contest.
East is jubilant over their victory of Friday,
| and altho some injuries We're inflicted the team
as whole Is in good condition, and will be out
daily In preparation for the battle with the
Shattuck school of Faribault next Saturday.
/ Central Is practicng hard this week for the
game with the st. Cloud team at Nicollet park
| on Friday afternoon. Professor H. A. Britzius
completed arrangements with the st. Cloud man
| latter team has already chosen George Case, the
university tackle, to offcate for them. Case
is st. Cloud boy and is also graduate from
Central high, the choice is satisfactory to
| both teams. Central will probably choose az
| their official Dunn, another university football
| receive his answer today.
>,~. Central Working.
! The Central squad has been practicing on al
open lot at Twenty-second street and Pleasan
avenue since the beginning of the season, an,
Coach Morse has been bothered by players an,
admirers Of, other teams who are anxious t
get a line on the red and blue boys work, s.
as a result the Central teams will use Nicolle
park as a practice ground for the remainder O
the week at least. Morse had a new man gu
yesterday who has played with the agriculture
school and who looks good for back or end mar
His name is Beauleaux, and his playing is sal
to be fierce. .".-~
schraeder, the big fullback, did not come on
for practice as he intended to, and Coach Mors
is filling his place with other men.
Fridays game between Central and St. Clou
will be called at o'clock, and thirty minut
halves will be played. -