Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-10-10
COLLEGE HAPPENINGS
The Foot Ball Team Hold NJ. A. C..
TO a Score of 0 to O on Davis
Field Last Saturday.
GAME SATURDAY At BIG RAPIDS
Coach Harper and His Team are Doing
Excellent Work and are De
serving of Great Credit for
Saturdays Game.

The new arrivals are Misses Smith
and Campbell, and Messrs Garcia
Lindley and Steinman
Mrs. Graves from Detroit spent a
few days at the college visiting her
son, Stanley Graves.
Last Sunday Prof. Jas. E. Mitchell
filled the pulpit at c. f. convention
held at East Tawas, in the place of
Dr. Bruske.
On Monday evening, Benjamin Howell,
from Caro-, was taken into membership,
in the Zeta Sigma Literary society.
Eighteen new men have been accepted
into the society this fall.
The officers composing the oratori-
cal board of the college for 19O6-O7
are:
President-F w. Cobb.
Vice e-Presdent-M Cook.
Secretary-Paul F. Rohns.
Treasurer-Harry ]. Bastone.
One of the most exciting games
that Alma has witnessed for several
years was played on Davis Field last
Saturday. The ground was in very
good condition, far different than it
was week previous
AT the mass meeting held in the
chapel on Friday evening there was
as much, if not more genuine en-
thusasm shown, than there has been
for long time. The fellows who
welcomed the team could not help
but feel that something extraordinary
would be done on the morrow.
Although Prof. Mitchell could not
be with us, yet he did all he could by
leading the meeting, to inspire our
team to victory-ultimately to the
championship. Glad were we to hear
from DIR. Bruske, who urged the boys, |
once again, to play with all their |
might and main, and to play clean
game. Coach Harper expressed per-
feet confidence in his team, urging
them to win by wliole-souled and fair |
dealing. This same spirit was made /
evident by Coach Brewer from M. A.
{, who throughout, acted like the
gentleman that he is.
AT about two o'clock both teams
appeared on the field, although NJ. A.
C.'s line averaged from 25 TO 30 /
pounds heavier than Alinas, our bows
never lost courage. First one team
would near their goal, then the tables
would turn and the ball would
be carried far back across the
field by their opponents. 1t was
most beautiful game to witness. AT
the end of the second half the score
was 0 to 0.
Alma's team has not held Nj. A.
{, so close for at least three wears.
Their excellent work no doubt is due
TO the ability and coaching given
them by Mr.. Harper. Although NJ.
A. { may have thought that the game
would be an easy victory, yet there
seems to exist the best of friendship
between the two teams, and between
the coaches. 1t was fine, clean game
and all Alma is proud of her coach
The lineup was:
Alma Bradheld left end; McCol-
lum, captain, left tackle; Horst left
guard; Hill, center; Marshall. right
guard; Moon, right tackle; Chapel
right end; Casterlin, quarterback;
Hoag, left half; Magidsohn, right
half; Helmer, fullback.
NJ. A. C.-Bowdith, left end; Bur =
roughs, left tackle; Campbell. left :
guard; Moore. center; Parker, right :
guard; Dersnaf, right tackle; Shedd.
light end; Small, quarterback; Frazer. :,
eft half; McKenna, right half: Dofv. !,
captain, fulback. :,
Referees were: Tamberling from !,
Mt Pleasant and Belts from Olivet !,
The time was, two twenty minute !,
lalves. /,
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