The evening times., 1911-08-22
PROSPECTS BRIGHT
FOR GOOD [ eleven !:
Seven 10 Stars Graduated But
Good Men Are Waiting to
Fill Vacancies
Games Scheduled.
October 14-Carleton at Carle-
: ton.
: October 21-Hamline at U.N.D.
October 2S-Macalester at U. N.
d.
: November Agricultural col
lege at Fargo. I

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The above games have been sched-
uled by the University of North Da-
kota for the 1911 football season. The
contracts for the first three have
been signed and while the contract
for the A. G. game has been signed,
the date is not as yet definitely fixed
beyond a verbal agreement to play
the game on Saturday, November 4.
Several sother games will be played.
There has been considerable CORE
epondence with the University of
South Dakota for a game with the
"Swinge Cats" on November 13, but
owing to misunderstanding the
managers Of the southern states foot
ball squad, the date was arranged to
play the game on November 18. This
1t too late in the season for the North
Dakotans and the game will probably
have to be called off unless other ar
rangements can be made.
1t is expected that the game with
the alumni Of the university will be
played on October Z, although it may
be played later in the season, as ar
rangements for this game rest en-
tirely with the grads" Practice
games with the Grand Forks high
school will be played before the uni
versity season opens up.
Prospects are Fair.
Seven members of the last year
squad will be missing when the roll
Is called the latter part Of Septem-
Der. They are Stee, Thompson, Bren-
nan, Barnes. Flett, Schmidt and
Bulge. While their loss will be keen
ly felt, there are a number Of husky
lads who will be able to deliver the
goods. Zipoy will be back at center,
while both guards, Harris and
Bunny" Mcknight will no doubt be
back. Both tackles and ends have
disappeared from the lineup and their
names are now on the lists Of bygone
football heroes. Gullickson, Stack
and Sorenson will be back for the
/ backfield. Batten will no doubt try
for a position, although small, he
made good showing as quarterback
on the second team last fall. Frank
Zipoy and Wilcox Of last years sec
ond team will be out for the back
field. Ernie Bulge of the second
team two years ago will be among the
list of this years candidates for foot
ball honors and will no doubt try for
q place in the back field or at one Of
the ends.
! Evans. who made good showing
IN the Freshman-Sophomore game
last fall. will be out for try at end
and will make some few candidates
for the wing positions travel several.
AL Hemp, Of baseball and track glory,
will also try for the end and although
he has not played football for a cou-
pie Of years will no doubt make good.
Hemp, with his feet footedness, will
undoubtedly make star end as his
speed will make him valuable man
in running down punts and in for
ward pass work. Forester, who made
good on the second team line last
year will be out for try at the var
sity squad and should make the
eleven.
The prospects for several other
good men are rather bright, but moth
ing definite will be known of them
until school opens, besides these,
there is the large unknown factor Of
the "high school bunch" Prospects
are bright for large freshman class
and with 1t will come number of
good men. Norton Of Cavalier, the,
larboard pellet juggler, will try for
the team. He has not had much ex-
perience, but is fast and big and
should make good. The Grand Forks
high school squad will also present
several good men and with other
Nfreshies" from over the state, 1t is
expected that some good material will
show up at the beginning Of school
on September 10.