The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-03

agricultural college men making their
gains by slow, moving push plays,
seeming to depend almost entirely
upon their weight. woefully lacking
in that snap and dash exhibited ear
lier in the season.
The game ending as it did in a tie
was the best thing that could posi-
bly, happen for football in the state.
The eveness of the score will mean
the assembling of the greatest crowds
at the next seasons contests ever
gathered in the history of North Da-
kota to witness football.
The seasons record from all sides
has been, to the university, splen-
did success. More men trying for its
teams, than ever before; more and
better games The greatest enthus-
iasm and interest shown by the stu
dents in the team; better grade of
football played; greatly increased
attendance at the games. AS a re-
suit, next season will see the best
schedule ever offered the public by
the university management
From playing standpoint the pros
poets for next season are bright. Two
men, Mcdonald and Williams, expect
to finish their work in June and will
not be seen in. uniform again. Both
these men are strong, experienced,
players and their loss is a severe one.
However. it is readily seen, the loss
of these two will not weaken the team
as the losing of six Varsity men from
this years squad.
Football is game which has to be
developed at an institution by years
of hard work.
The advance of each years team
helps the next, for football knowledge
gained at an institution ever remains
there, strengthens the oncoming
teams by an improved standard which
ever is held in mind as a work to be
excelled
1t is now considered an honor to
play on the university team as q
Varsity man, and it is the plan of
those having athletics in charge to
make this more of an honor every
year and one more difficult to attain.
: A set of rules governing the award
ing of the North Dakota monogram is
now being drawn up and will shortly
be announced in the Times. These
rules are to include the attaining of
other standards besides mere athle-
tic ability by the player before. award
is made. The requirements for the
winning of these letters will be the
strictest for their value will be great
or small according to the standard
necessary to be attained In order to
secure them.
Games and scores for the season Of
1905:
University Of North Dakota Sc,
Crookston high school o.
University of North Dakota 81,
Grand Forks high school o.
University of North Dakota IA,
Hamline university 0.
University Of North Dakota 0,
University OF Minnesota As.
University of North Dakota %.
agricultural college 5. ls7
University OF North Dakota 81;
Valley City normal o.
University Of North Dakota ~,
st. Thoma3 college IL. 4
UniversitYs of north Dakota !,
agricultural college II.
The schedule for next season is
nearly completed and will be out soon,
Several new teams are to be played
which will greatly increases the In
!. terest In next years work. Strong
teams from considerable distance will
be met and the name Of North Dakota
will 10 we'll advertise upon sOnne re-
I mote gridiron, North DakOtA Ii hav-
ing far less tronblc In securing games
than In the past "a
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