The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-22
ALL BUT VOID
IF WILL Be BACK
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University. Of North Dakota
T.. Will Start: 1919 Season
witt, Same J Team

The University Of North Dakota
will be a contender in the football
world Of the northwest next year, as
every man with one exception, will
be back In 1912. ready for work and
to hold down. the position he played In
teh past season. This fact gives the
Flickertails a big advantage over the
schools Of the section.
Although. the North Dakota eleven
played a loose game the fore part. Of
this season, the latter games showed
e wonderful increase in playing abil-
tty. as. attested by the score in. the
Manchester game. 80. to g..
The backdeld men are three Of the
ever seen. Hemp. Guilickson and
Stack in the half and fullback posi-
lions make a, trio that Is hard to beat,
while Bacon at quarterback, although
a. freshmen this year, made good and
will be out for the position next sea-
son. Gullickson and Hemp are both
sprinters, the. two having won first
and second places in the 100 and 22O
yard dashes in the dual meet with the
track events In. which they entered.
The linemen will all be back with
the exception of Void. center, who
"oS S1S W SSAS SItO1iSNoI 1O1 oSs
both on defense and offense. OF the
present years. eleven. Mcknight.
numbered among the stars Of the 1911
team is looked forward to being the
strongest man for the, tackle position
and will undoubtedly return. All OF
the other, men will be back. includ-
ing Schlosser, Bulge, Hincks. Harris.
Holmes. Zeiske, Curtis, Lykken and
Dahl. -
The second team also has a likely
lot Of material that will furnish an
acceptable squad for substitutes and
probable varsity material.
liable, give the. Flickertail aggrega-
ton a showing better than that of
any OF the opposing teams played this
season.. Carleton defeated the North
, Dakota eleven by a score Of 8 to o;
Hamline won from the Dakotans by
II to 0, Manchester defeated Ham,
: line g to g.. but the North Dakota
eleven; wallopedsthe Manchester eleven
80 to 3. The brace came in the last
Of the season, but came soon enough
to show the caliber Of the eleven when
thoroughly worked out.
Twelve. Get Sweaters.
Twelve football players were de-
clared qualified to receive their mono.
grams by the athletic board Of con-
troll at a meeting held Tuesday after
noon. The successful men are Oscar
Gullickson. Albert Hemp. Thortald
Dahl, Myron Bacon. Chas. F. Stack,
Walter Schlosser, John Harris, John
Mcknight, Ernest Bulge, Albert
Void, Joseph Forster. and Walter
Quigley. To be eligible to receive the
' monogram, 1t was necessary to play
in two thirds of the quarters OF the ill.,
tercollegiate games.
The action. Of the board was awaited
with considerable interest because OF
the recommendation of Coach Dunlap
that Walter Quigley be not given q
monogram because he had been dig.
missed from the team before the enc
of the season. Quigley played through
fboth, the Carleton and Hamline' games
but on the night, before the Manchester
game he refused to scrtmmage, basins
would have tosx44ork until : O'Clock
the next morning. he would not have
time: to .recuperate before the btf
game. Coach Dunlap ordered him te
scrinnmaSe or. turn in his sui an
Quigley left the field.
The athletic board decided tha'
since Quigley. had played In the re
quired number Of quarters that he wa
entitled to his monogram.
grams were, awarded will be the one!
to select; the captain for the 1917
team. According. to a rule passed BY
the board last spring only letter mer
are allowed to vote for captain. The
election will be held. Friday evening
I!chas. stack, the plunging fullback O.
the past two seasons, and John Mo,
knight. who played guard in 1910 ant
developed into a star tackle this year
will probably be the, opposing candt'
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