The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-05
GRIDIRON STARS
WORK OUT in GYMS

New York, Dec. with the close of
the football season winter sports in the
colleges have undisputed sway. Many
OF the men who broke training but a
snort tme ago, when the moleskins
were turned over to the football man
ayers nave again climbed aboard the
conveyance which is not only water
wagon but which requires of it's pas
sehgefs long sleep and special foods
and hangs mo Smoking sign above
the dashboard. They have gone TO
swell the basketball, water nolo and
. hockey squads at various institutions
Al. Harvard busy winter is planned
nor the athletes. Candidates for the
FENCING team have already begun work
under the instruction Of M. Leslawav
VINO was a fencing master i'm the
french army Two meets a month
VIII be held by the club after the
christmas recess, and several Boston
tournaments will be entered. Hockey
practice has also begun. Work is he
ing done four times a week under
Coach A. Winsor, but serious practica
cannot be done until the ground freezes
and the two Kinks in the stadium are
Iooded and frozen. Men interested in
gymnastics have also held a meeting
ana begun practice for half a dozen
scheduled exhibitions and the uniyer-
slty meet at the close OF the season.
Inc basketball squad has been in
creased by some Of the football men.
After the Christmas recess about
every branch Of athletics in the uni
versity will have active representa-
tives Regular track work is to start.
Coach Donovan will take the runners
on the board track in the stadium,
while the field men practice under
Coach Quinn in the batting cage. The
first meeting of Importance for varsity
and freshman candidates is the b. A. A.
meet on Feb. IL.
Work at Machines.
Crew candidates WIN be set at the
machines for regular varsity and
freshman drill on February 10. Coach
Wrsy will give individual instruction
TO men who report at the boat house
before that time
About week after the midyear ex-
aminations the baseball men are to be
called out for indoor work.
Yale's gymnasium and wrestling
teams have also started work. Four
Of last seasons champion gym team
remain at college and there is plenty
Of material The only weak place in
the squad is in the club swinging de-
partment
OF last years team there are avail |
able BelcheF and Callahan for the high
bar. These men won second and third /
places, respectively, last year at the |
meet. They should do |
even better this year. e. G. w Ruge, |
a point winner on the parallel bars, is |
again eligible this year. Means, cham |
pion on the sidehorse, will be entered |
again in this event., Captain Clark
and Belcher should be- point winners
on the flying rings Last year CLARK
third place.
There is a large wrestling SQUAD ON
put there are only two members OF
asst years team in college. The new I
material is promising. however. AT |
present St German is doing good
work in the heavyweight class, and
Captain Cleveland. who won his de-
'isions in the Pennsylvania and Cor
hell meets last year, should be strong
n the 175-pound class this season.
Wheeler, the only other
member of last years team. win
vrestle either in the 125 or in the 1875
pound class. Other promising candi-
lates are Parry in the 15S-pound
lass, Skene in the 125-pound class
Ind Clark in the 115-pound class.