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

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share Of he work, and the other mans
IL possible. He never gets mad during
the game and his chief delight lis to
Jolly his opponent until the guard on
the rival teams becomes sore and loses
his head
Hackett.
1t was fortunate for the A. C. that
Hackett finished his work at the Wah-
peton Science school last year and had
to seek another school to carry on his
work, and in so doing decided to try
the Fargo institution. Although he play
ed center last year on team which
did not make great showing in the
collegiate football Of the state, his
work was OF such high class order
that he broke into the limelight of the
football critics, getting place on the
ail-state team He is a strong man at
hts position and almost a whole eleven
could storm his post and he could cool
ly do his duty-pass the ball well. He
is big fellow and gets the oval away
between his legs with the ease Of
veteran.
Grant, Sub Center.
Grant held down the center's Job on
the A. C. team last year and proved
to be good man. There was JOY in
the aggie camp when 1t was learned
that he was back in school and he still
plays a part of almost every game.
Several times Rueber has switched
him over to a guard and he works well
there. Should Hackett get injured, the
farmers would not need to be worried
about not having man TO pass the
ball. Grant is especially strong when
the bali Is heavy, by being wet, he
handling 1t exceptionally well at criti-
cal times when a pass must be sure.
speedy and accurate.
Edwards.
An all-state job fell to the lot of
Edwards last year, but unless he plays
a better game of ball this year, he will
hardly land the position, as there are
some great line men playing in the
state this fall, any Of whom may be
given q guards Job. His best asset is
carrying the ball and like Captain
Schroeder, he can drop out from the
line and follow the baclCfleld down the
field for a good gain. He Is a most |
consistent player and will probably |
make a strong defensive man for the |
aggies.
Schumann
The man who last year gave Captain |
Schroeder the hardest fight during the /
season was Schumann. AS a tackle on
the Wahpeton science team he met
Dutch face to face and Ii was a battle
for blood, in which the aggfa leader
had very slight margin the best of
the argument. He came to the A. C.
this fall to get some work in science
and the work he Is taking in football
Is being done to the greatest satisfac-
tion to the athletic director. The early
part of the season Schumann has not
played because of bad hip and it took
Rueber some time TO get him into con-
dition for the big games of the season.
He is expected to be tower Of
In the game tomorrow.
srsysr.
Everybody around Fargo knows
Breyer and he needs no lauding, prais-
ing, criticism or introduction to the
local enthusiasts of the football or
baseball game. He Is not large, but
mighty, and can always be counted
upon to do his share OF the work. HIS
particular part Of the development of
the A. G. team work is the receiving
of forward passes he being an adept
at the art.
Perry.
Perry has had a hard time OF II this
year: first he had trouble convincing
friends that he was a candidate for the
varsity and not the second team and
since then he has been injured a great .
deal. The Mandan boy soon showed
that he was made OF stuff for the first ,
Team. even though he was small and !
has made glowing record for himself /.
since that time. He suffered for a
long time with a badly sprained ankle :
and has not been able to play much. /,
Boucher. !
AS star of the Fargo high school
team, Boucher Is best known in the I
Football circles OF this section Of the q
country. He played center on thu r. c
II. 8. eleven In great style and was the /
hero of several games while with the |
state team, that Of a tackle.
The A. C. will also have a trio OF ALL g
state men on its team Saturday for the 8
Dix game. Capt. 'Dutcn" Schroeder
eads the all-stste players from the
'ggte school, he being given a tackle
little giants. He Is working out at ona y