The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-16
ONLY THREE n. D..
men. TO REPORT
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Number Of Last Falls substi-
tutes R~eturn-Freshmen
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stty, the plans for building up a foot
ball team are beginning to take shape.
With only three IN. D." men coming
back the task before the coach ID no
easy one. However, there IL a wealth
Of material from the scrub teams of
the past two seasons and IL the
elimination process can be. accom-
plished In time the prospects for q
winning team should be good.
Three Veterans.
The three old men who will be in
the game are Mike Zipoy, Jack Har-
ris and Bunny" Knight, who COM
posed the centre trio on the varsity
last, year. Zipoy subbed on the team
for several years but did not win his
letter until last year. He was sta
toned at centre and played through
out every game. He is a tribe light
but is a fast, aggressive player.
Mcknight was q substitute two
years ago and was regular guard
last year. Mac has lots Of weight
and played a whirlwind game against
the A. G. last fall. He did some Of
the booting last year and may devel-
ope into a strong place-kicker.
Harris played his first season last
year. He Is a heavy, heady player
and few gains we're made through
him at guard. These three will doubt
less form the nucleus Of the line.
Stars Are Out.
Gultckson, who has played on the
team for three years, will return to
the university but his medical course
Is exceptionally heavy and the star
quarter has decided not to play. His
loss will be a severe me to the team
as Gullick was the unanimous choice
for quarter and captain Of the all
state team last year.
The loss Of Captain Thompson will
also be q great loss to the varsity.
Thompson, who has played at half
for two years is one of the fastest
and nerviest players that the univer-
sity has eve had. He left the uni
versity at the close of the first Sc
mester last year and does not ex-
pect to return this year.
Stack, the fullback Of last year, is
another player upon whom the sup
porters Of the university we're fig-
uring who will not be in the game.
Stack left during the second semester
last year. He probably will not re-
turn. and in any case would not be
eligible 10 play.
The members Of last years squad
who were lost by graduation are
Barnes, captain and left tackle; c. o.
Stee, left halfback; Flett, right tack
lie; Bulge, left end; schmid, right end
and Brennan, substitute quarterback.
Capable Substftutes.
A number Of the substitutes of last
years squad will return and should
make a strong bid for a regular berth.
Sorenson, who has played on the Sec
ond team for several years and alter
mated with Stack at full last year
will be back and should make good
In the backneld. He played a spec
tacular game against the A. G. last
fall.
Quigley. who played a star game
against the A. G., Kneeshaw, who sub
stttuted at end and half and Dryden
who made a strong bid for an end
or bacAdield position will all return to
the university this fall but 1t is doubt
full IL any of them will get into the
game.
Flastad, another substitute of last
year will be back and should make
q strong bid for the line. Void was
another member Of the squad who will
return. He too will try out for a
line position. Hale Nelson also will
be back for another try for a regu-
lar position.
A number Of the second team play
ers who showed up we'll last year
should develope into varsity material
this year. Dahl, the star track man
made a good showing at guard al