The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30
.FRESH|ES AND S0PHS
WORKING CHEERFULLY
Bright Prospect for Interclass
Football on Northrup
Field.
By e. e. Hall.

While the spot light is playing on the
actions Of the big fellows in the center
of the gridiron Of Nocthrop field things
are doinng off on one side which give
promise that there will be other people
playing real football besides the men
on the first and second teams.
COACHES Strathern and Dolan have in
hand q husky bunch Of youngsters out
for the 100 and 10 teams, and when it
comes to selecting their teams there
will be plentiful picking. Some OF the
material is new, some consists Of men
who have been several years at the uni
versity, but never before got out; much
Of it is likely looking.
On account of the number of men out,
only. start has been made towards
picking the Junior teams Yesterday
afternoon was the first time that the
men were sent into scrinmage, several
days behind the varsity and college
teams. During the earlier part of the
some rapid signal practice formed the
work.
At Scrimmage.
But yesterday the two teams we're
sent in for their first halnmering, and
from now on the real work of the sea-
son will be kept up. Nose Strathern
supervised what will be the freshman
! team Dolan coached the beginners of
the sophomore eleven. The play was
snappy and for their first scrimmage
the men showed spirit and vim that
was encouraging. Only straight play;
to keep track Of touchdowns. END
runs were tried by both sides, time an6
again and worked we'll, each team
when it had the ball, was able to make
gains on the other. During the ff
teen minutes of play the oval teetereC
up and down tho field without appreci
able advantage to either side. TIL:
teams were lined ur as follows:
Freshmen Pcs on sGphSmores
Moose" Oswald. .. left tackle. >. j. Doughert!
G. A. swenson. left guard .....:: Agar
Scha1n. :.......... center ...;..;.. chapman
P: ostrand ..... right guard s. A. Sanders
c. L. Hunt. ....... right end. .......F. B. Fore
Ted Smith. ..... quarter ,..........: Gran
F. Habbard. .1eft half. 800: :Chesterfle s
r. B. Anderson. fullback 500. H. T. Erdah
"Ted" Smith, the heady it'll
quarterback who played with Pills
, bury last year, made a good showing
He ran his team fairly fast and look
to be a reliable man when it comes
> handling the oval.
Work of the Men. ..
Chapman, the big Winona center, ha
an ideal build for that position. Mo
stad seems to be the right thing fc
plunging offensive work. Rademache
at end promises all kinds Of speed an
), , alertness, and Lee Hunts work a
right end on the freshman team las
night drew attention at once. He &c
into every play and made good gain
Frykman, who will soon be out for tn
sophomore team, which will add muc
strength.
! Halfback candidates are Chesterfield,
a new man; George Uzzel, of baske
= ball experience; Fred Hubbard, who's
y y work on the freshman squad last yea
+ was creditable, and George Capron
Moose Oswald fits in well b.
tween tackle and guard and end on tt
left side of the line. These are onI
samples Of what is good to look at Q
Northrop field. So far the coacht
!; have only been getting acquainted wit
their men. = :