The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-18

squad during the past season, win be
Included among the likely candidates
FOR line Jobs next fall. The wealth OF
material which will graduate from the
all fresh team of scrubs bids fair to
make competition fer places on the
wolverine eleven hotter than at any
time In previous years. With twelve
M men back I'M harness, besides the
swarm OF experienced men who VIII
don the meleslFiH when Yest issues the
call next year, battle royal fer the
eleven regular jobs Is inevitable.
Plenty OF New Ones.
Besides the wealth Of veteran ma
terial which Vest viii have on hand
fer the building up of q strong line
next season, there are other men who
must certainly be considered. Bert
Watkins, brother OF the veteran Jim
my, has held down the pivot station
regularly for the scrubs during the
past season. He IL light, but fast and
aggressive. He may get chance In
tbs back field.
For the other forward positions
there are several candidates OF ability.
Parlzhurst Is big and fast. He Is OF
the willing, Woodworking brand that
Vest likes. Cole, the giant tackle who
played such a powerful game on tho
all-fresh aggregation during the past
season, stands good chance TO land
O. regular tackle berth IL he continues
his swell offensive play next season.
He is built after the model OF Joe Cur
tbs, and possesses q habit OF carrying
half dozen opponents around on his
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tackle Of exceptional ability AS a
defensive player he had few IL any
equals on the scrubs last season.
Ends Are Numerous.
Yost need entertain no fear what
ever Of a scarcity Of ends when work
starts next fall. Several good men win
be out to make the veterans sprint to
hold their jobs. Perhaps the most
promising of the lot is Rogers, broth
er TO the Rogers who served on the
varsity squat last season. The young
err Rogers was without doubt the fast
est Splinter and the hardest taclsler
on Coach Beechler's scrub squad. The
black-haired lad was always found
where the opposition was the thiclxest
However, his lack Of weight, coupled
with his fiendish taclxling. makes him
extremely liable 10 injuries, which
may count against him. Three other
scrub ends who class not far below
Rogers are Feldman. Harsha and
Lawrence. Feldman is fast down the
field under punts, and can tackle with
accuracy. Harsha also is q clean
tackler in the open field, and a man
not easily boxed by the opposing in
reference.
Lawrence, at his best, IL just as
classy an end as the younger Rogers.
But he Is inclined to play in streaks,
and some days is totally off color. He
has the ability to develop into a whIrl-
wind extrimity man.
1T is certain that the quarterback
position will not go begging for can
didates when Yost calls his men to-
gether. Several men of unusual abil-
ity win try for the field general
job. First OF these to be considered
as a substitute to Capt JOY Miller IL
shorty Mcmillan, former quarter
back on the u. u. S., and regular man
at the helm on the all-fresh team
during the past season.
Mcmillan a ccrker.
Mcmillan has snappy way about
him that inspires ginger in his team
mates. The Detroit boy uses his head
on all occasions and as rule runs
back punts in a faultless manner. His
GOODNESS under fire has
gained him many admirers on the Ann
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