The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-05
MANY OLD men
ARE HEARD FROM
Will Be a Good Aggregation
of Old Time Stars to
Battle University

The University Of North Dakota
pigskin chasers have been putting in
all Of the time possible this week in
studying the rudiments of the game
he great fall sport to make a good
showing against the alumni, whom
them meet on Saturday afternoon.
The poor work done against the
light high school team last Saturday
has fired the spirits Of the members of
h football squad ami the Task of in
terest has been completely metamor-
phosed is now the reverse. The
present interest is manifested general
who can be designated as a minus
quantity. Lack of spirit may or may
not be attributed to the result of the
game on Saturday and while the team
and members of the squad are work.
ing with a will now, a little cheering
on the sidelines might help to inspire
still greater endeavor.
Other teams which the university
eleven will meet this fall are also more
or less on the toboggan. especially the
Aggies at Fargo. According to reports
In the Fargo papers,, there are eve
men at the school who own football
letters, who so far have shown no
inclination to don the moleskins this
year. Carleton has made a good start
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ports from Manchester also show signs
Of hald luck as several men r re-
ceiving treatment for various manners
of injuries. Hamline is coming along
at a fair gait. showing flashes Of real
form at times, but none of them have
n better material than the North
Dakota state institution.
This material is getting a thorough
working out at the present time and
will run up against stiff work on Sat-
urday. About fifty of the old stars of
the. game AVE been written to and
there have been many answers receive
ed by Manager Tom johnson from
the grads who state that they will be
on hand to take a swat at the younger
generation and to get a line on the
team for the coming season.
Just how the lineup will e a when
the once-weres meet the are-nows
is uncertain but there will be plenty
of material to choose from. The var
sity lineup also will be a matter of
conjecture until Saturday morning as
the men are being shifted back and
forth from the varsity to the scrubs
with %unceasing regularity with the x
ception of two or three positions.
One thing Is certain. however. and
that is that the team will be in much
better condition for a game and will
fight harder for every inch of the lined
IUelO OU SATURDAY tlldl lhSy oiu Ill SiAo
joke game played last Saturday.
The following men have been heard
from and expect to be on hand either
to take part in the alumni game or
to root for the former stars:
Ansel Wineman. Grand Forks.
B. Sandlie, Grand Forks.
H. O'Keefe. Grand Forks.
Marsh Brannon, Grand Forks.
o. B. Burtness Grand Forks.
Skull SkulasOn, Lakota.
Probably Joe Flanagan. Towner.
Ed. Schmidt, Minnewaukan.
G. o. Stee, Winnipeg.
VIM. Bulge, Hebron. doubtful.
Chesty Bonzer, Kermit.
Chas. Houska.
H. Lynn. at present in South Dako-
t..
H. Lykken. Grand Forks.
Dan Brennan, Devils Lake. doubt
full.
r. Stee. Lakota.
John Williams, Turtle Lake.
Tom johnson, Grand Forks.
Bryn Bates, McCluskey.