The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-03

4h6 Toe or Stickney mas been a
great aid to the preachers In the work
OF game. He la the place kicker of
the team and always manages to get
the kickoff away i'm good shape.
Bill ksye.
There was some doubt in the minds
or a few people this year when the
regular center OF last Years team,
Hornsr, decided not to return to school,
but Coach Watkins just smiled and
kept his eye on Keye. Keye has made
good In every sense OF the word and to
many appears to be q better man than
his predecessor at the pivot line fob
He Is heavier than last years center
and with his experience as center on
the Fargo high school team. he makes
heady player. He Is particularly
handy at getting his passes away ac-
curately with heavy, wet ball.
Mcdonald.
At intervals, Mcdonald has PLAYED
on the Fargo college football team
with great deal of credit to the
school which he represented. He re-
ceived his first experience at Mime
waukan high school and then came
Grogan. He has played both at guard
and end, and the probabilities are
that Watkins will use him at he ex-
treme position in the big game to-
morrow.
Captain Mcnamara.
He is a football player. That tells
the story of Captain Macnamara of
the Congregationalists For four long
years he has consistently hammered
away with the Lisbon high school
football team, being the captain of
that eleven In his senior vars. He
came to Fargo college and made good
with a bang at guard and was men
toned for an all-state center job by
some Of The Forum all-state team
committee last year.
Mcnamara is a strong defensive
man and in this department OF the
game shines particularly. He knows
the game from a to q. and with his
long experience he makes capable
leader. Like Captain Schroeder Of the
A. c., Mac" is easy to arouse and
has not the control Of his temper that
a captain should have. He Is looked
upon to play one Of the star games
Of the day for the preachers tomorrow
when the two rival teams meet on the
gridiron.
PauIsoH.
William Paulson came to Fargo coll
lege this year from Jamestown col
lege and every man who came in con-
tact with him last year while he play
ed with Jamestown will remember
him as strong player. He has yet
to prove his pure worth with the To-
cal school and the followers OF the
little college on the hill will watch his
work tomorrow afternoon with inter-
est. Paulson is the heaviest man on
the team by far, and looks to be the
oldest. He is stronger on the offense
his weight count for more in defensive
work.
John Nelson OF Buchanan, N. d. has
been making good this year as q
guard on the local college eleven. He
Is big fellow and played football
several years ago when Coach Grogan
reigned over the athletic department
OF Fargo college His experience in
the game should make him a good
man for the line, and watkins may
use him during the game tomorrow
at tackle or a guard.
Mcmillan
Ralph Mcmillan is from all APP
pearances, the giant of the team. al
though there are really men on the
varsity who are larger than he. He
has proved to be tower Of strength
in the line at the tackle position.
His big frame makes him an excel
lent defensive man, and by lifting his
knees high. he makes good man to
come around the line and carry the
ball. Often during the hard games OF
last season big Mac" was called upon
to make the needed gain and from the
line he met the emergency in good
shape.
Ed frost.
Last Saturday in the st. Thomas
game, the remark of the day was that
frost did it, and Trost did do a
great deal for the local school In
the game against the Catholics. Back
on the Job at end late In the season,
he picked up the plays rapidly. He
was a hard tackler and often had to
break UP the play himself and get the
man with the ball. frost was down
the field fast and hard on punts and
he win show the a9gies few things
tomorrow regarding some clever end
work. 1t VIII be great sight to
watch him and Parizek, rival ends
of rival teams, battle for the honors OF
their respective positions frost ia
exceptionally good at handling for
ward passes and his work will prove
to be most spectacular In that feature,
II Watkins resorts to the open style
OF play, as Is being done under the
new rules.
Murray and Erickson.
Murray and Erickson have been
lighting hard for an end job this year
and both men have been In several
Of the games thus far this season.
seems to lack pep at times.
which lis his Disadvantage. although he |
Is very clever at handling forward |
passes. Erickson has probably gained
more ground than Murray with the |
forward pasee system this year. He |
Is a surer man on tackling than is his |
rival. 1t Ii possible that neither of |
these men will play end Saturday, the |
positions going to frost and McDon-
AID. erickson 10 q Barnesville high |
school boy and Murray II Fargo |
young man.
Orris catIin.
The Fargo college backfield would |
not seem complete without Catlin as q |
part Of 1t. The little fellow was sick |
when the season started and IL was
feared for time that his services |
would be missed from the team. He Ii |
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