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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-02
PLAYS THE
G

Minneapolis, MIMI, Nov. 2--In
spite Of the fact that Central high
has been eliminated from all chance
of winning, or even tying for the Min
neapolis championship. the men are
working with a will to get in shape to
play south high on November II.
Coach Kavel is still endeavoring to
bolster up Central's line, the only weak
part Of a machine that gave promise
early in tho . Of being one Of the
strongest ~contenders for the high
school: title. II the Central players can
win their first game by defeating
South and East should lose against
West. then they will be able to avoid
last place In the race, a position that
for them would be most unusual.
To break the monotony Of fifteen
days Of practice before the South
game. arrangements have been made
for Central to meet the Fargo high
school team next Saturday morning at
Nicollet park. The game will be start
ed at 10 O'clock. A large crowd is as
sured' for the contest, In spite Of tha
big counter attraction at Northrop
field In the afternoon. when the Cop
hers play their last Minneapolis game
against Stages Maroons.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-02

HARD THIS WEEK

Fargo. N. D., Nov. 2.-This week
Is a busy n for the members of the
A C. squad. as much is being done
to round the team into condition for
the hard game. which is expected
next Saturday. The trip to Brookings
proved to be a hard n on the. team
and 1t took the first two nights of This
week to get limbered up and back
IN their old form. =
Wednesday night. after Coach Rue.
81 had patched up the weak places,
which were brought out in last Sat.
urday's game. they met tn. scrubs in
q stin scrimmage.. The team in gen.
eral showed great form During this
sorimmage, although the absence of
Captain Schroeder was apparent as
Dutch" is forced out Of hard practice
on account Of injuries. The team
IL further weakened by the loss of
Thomas. n Of the agsie halfbacks,
who was playing a'good game but has
recently left the college.
Many new plays are being develop.
in the sym for the purpose Of learn
ing these plays. Several Of the old
plays have been altered somewhat in
hopes of making them. better ground
gainers. Only the lightest kind of
work will make up the rest Of the
weeks, practice, as the coach is tax.
Ing no chances Of further Gripping
his team in scrimmage. Nevertheless
the team will every day be put
through several hours of stiff signal
practice as we'll as running down
punts.
Much enthusiasm is being shown
at the A. G. owe this game. A big
rally will be held Friday morning
and every A. G. students will attend
and train his lungs 80 that he may
better back up his team during Sat-
urday's game.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-02
CUTLER PATTED ON
BACK AT DULUTH

Duluth Herald: To the credit of Du.
luth promoters let 1t be said that they
went after the very. best man in sight
when 1t was found that Henry Orde.
mann could nj come here for the long
awaited match with the Finnish giant.
Fred. Pilakoff. Just to show that they
did not intend to give the fans Of
Duluth a cheap card, Charles Kid Cut
Ter, the man who defeated Ordemann
in their last. meeting. in Minneapolis,
has been secured for the big card Of
Thursday evening.
Cutler at the present time holds
the title OF American champion. That
title he won from Ordemann in Min
neapolts last February. He ID q west.
ernH boy and started his. athletic ca.
reer as a fighter. He toured the coun-
try with old. John L. Sullivan and then
became the sparring partner Of Jack
johnson. Ambition then took the kid
by n of his shapely shoulders and
turned his thoughts to annexing the
pugtlistic championship Of. the world.
He fought and vas knocked out by the
present champion, 'Lil. Arthu'.
After that 1t. was that Cutler took
to, h wrestling game. and his size.
strength and general knowledge of
the game have made him one Of the
greatest of. all wrestlers, an athlete
that North Dakota. his former home,
may be we'll proud of. Cutler, Orde.
mann and Westergaard. together with
Fred Pilakoff, the big local champion.
are going to fight It out the present
season and this evening Duluth is to
get one of the first big matches r
tied In this country the present season.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-02
FRESHMEN BEAT
.SOPHS-DEFAULTED

The annual Sophomore Freshmen
football game ended In a battle Of
words yesterday afternoon, the score
standing, s to s. when Referee Stack
declared all hostilities OF and at the
same time FORGETTING the contest to the
FIRST year men. The game, which was
staged o. university field, was an In
~teresting one in every way. As usual,
It showed the lack Of practice and ex-
peftence: with" the usual spurts Of
speed and scientific football playing.
The, most Interesting part. however.
wal the march Of the Freshies for q
touchdown near the end Of the game.
when the score was s to o In favor Of
their opponents. 1t did not take. long
for the first year men to plant the
ball behind the sidelines. and then be.
gan tho real battle Of the afternoon.
For a few minutes the atmosphere
turned from blue to black In rapid
succession. and the things that were
said TO. each. other would do credit to
any dictionary Of thoughts. The sophs
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-02
MDONA[DDE|Tz
MATCH TONIGHT
Excellent Program Of Pre-
iminaries Has Been'Ar-
ranged-Hard Bout

Tonight 1T $3.50 o'clock the prelim.
inaries to the much heralded. wres-
Ting match between Angie Mcdonald
Of East Grand Forks and Bun Deitz
OF Grand Forks will start. The pro.
gram which will include a number of
classy sporting, events will be pulled
on in Keller's hall in East Grand
Forks and 1t is expected that a large
mp VIII 6e n attendance. :.
been rivals on the mat. Since their
preliminary to the Cutler Challender
bout. they have suffered q keener
rivalry than. ever and each has been
waiting for another. chance to maui
the ohter. Considerable talk by both
parties has been done and friends of
both finally took the matter in hand
with h result Of the match this
evening.
Both boys weigh in at very close to
143 pounds and both are ready for
an tndeterminate period on the mat.
The bout will be to a finish. best. two
out OF three falls, catch-as-catch-can
the winner by, agreement has an
unsullted claim to the championship
OF the two cities. -.
While there have been q number of
bets made on the result Of the match,
go iaf no odds, n way or: the other.
boys agree that 1t will be the closest
and hardest fought match that has
oeen pulled off here in some time.
Good PrcliMinaries. i.
A number OF good preliminaries
nave been scheduled. Farmer Jahns
and AL Powers are due to put on one
preliminary exhibition and the latter
stands ready to meet any 100 pound
wrestler of the two cities. It is UNI
derstood that a number intend to take
his oner. A number Of other matches
OF interest have been scheduled and
the promoters are sure Of q good
crowd. ,.ltsis also expected that. some
interesting announcements will be
mace regarding. the wrestling game
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-02
stage PINS HIS
HOPE ON E

Chicago. Nov. 2.-coach stagg has
pinned his hopes for a victory over
Minnesota next Saturday at Minne-
apolis on the speed Of the University
Of Chicago eleven. Norman Paine. at
quarterback has developed into a
shifty and speedy general and. al
though he lacks experience, Stage has
decided to give him the position on
Saturday.
The Kicking department of the
game, the complete recovery Of
Scruby from his injuries will, 1t ie be-
lieved by friends Of Chicago. put the
ball in favor Of Stages eleven .
Scruby has been a source Of worry
to the rooters because Of his sore
right foot but he is 10Y said to have
fully recovered his form and will be
at his best In the game with Minne-
sofa.
The return Of Kassulker to the fold
has brought joy to the heart of Chi
Cages hackers Is he will be invalu-
able as a sub in case Of injury to any
Of the regular team. Chicago engag-
ed In hard practice Wednesday pre-
paratory to departing for Minneapolis
tomorrow.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-02
CROOKSTON N
BEMIDJI TO PLAY

Bemidji. Nov. 2.-With two Of the
best players on the team unable to
participate in the contest. the Bemidji
high school football team will play
a game against the Crookston high
school eleven. at Crookston Satur-
day afternoon: and while the Bemid1t
team will be much weakened by the
absence Of the two regular players,
willing substitutes will take their
places and do their best 10 assist in
defeating the Polk county champions.
There has always bee nstrong riv-
airy between the two elevens. Last
year but one game was played. The
contest was waged on the Bemidji
gridiron. the result being a tie game.
neither side being able to score. In
1909 Bemidjt defeated Crookston by
q score of 10 to 0.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-02
CUB PLAYER TO
MANAGE REDS

Chicago. Nov. 2.-President Chas.
W. Murphy Of the Chicago National
baseball team left for Cincinnati We'd
nesday night and it is reported he will
confer with President Hermann In
regard to trading one of his players
to act as manager of the Cincinnati
team next year. It is said President
Hermann is DESTROYS Of obtaining
the services Of either Johnny Evers
or Joe Tinker as manager.
President Murphy declined to eth
or affirm or deny the report.
Clark Grifith, former manager Of
the Cincinnati, on Wednesday held
q long conference with President Ban
johnson of the American league.
Griffith said he could have renewed
his contract as manager with Cincin-
natl but that he desired to get hold
Of something more profitable and
saw the chance In buying stock in
tbs Washington club.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-02
GOPHERS ASKED
TO VISIT WEST

Seattle. WASH, Nov. 2.-Should ne
gotiations now under way between
Physical Director Tom Mcdonald of
the Seattle Athletic club and the man
ayers Of several of the crack eastern
In middle western college football
teams reach a successful conclusion.
the Pacific northwest will this year see
some OF the worlds best gridiron az
gregations in action. Offers have been
made. to the University of Minnesota.
Chicago university, Notre Dame and
the University Of Michigan to send
their football teams to Seattle after
the close Of h regular playing season
to battle with an all-star eleven COM
posed Of some Of the best gridiron
heroes in the country who have come
to this section to make their fortunes,
n several Of the crack northwestern
college players.
With the assistance Of the Multno-
nah Amateur Athletic club, of Port
land. which institution has a very
strong football aggregation. Mcdonald
hopes to bring several teams out to the
Pacific northwest for games on Christ
mas and New Years. BY playing
games in the two western cities a week
apart, 1t is hoped that the scheme will
80 through. From a financial stand
point. the games should be a very
profitable undertaking.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-02
SAYS
WELLS IS A WINNER

Washington. DC, Nov. 3.-rom
O'Rourke. the New York fight pro-
moter. has much confidence in Bonn.
barber Wells. the English heavy
weight champion. who 10 soon. ex-
pected to arrive in this country.
O'Rourke says that a friend of his.
who recently visited England, told
him that he had seen the former SOL
der box. and that he was q most
likely looking lad In action. He IL
faster than any Englishman in the
heavy division since Charley Mitch
ellis days. and he can hit a knockout
blow with either hand. He il said
to be flliag out. growing strong. and
showing much more power than he
did six months ago.
O'Rourke expects to match Wells
with one Of the most promising Of the
American white hopes for a starter,
and after that. in case he Is success
full. to match him up with Jim Flynn.
Tom says that 1t 10 not SO Improbable
that Wells may beat Flynn. for he
has such a great reach and a danger
U kick In either; hand. he 10 liable
to stop any mar he hits. He is said
to be built along the lines Of Jim Cor
bett. and boxes with the same speed
and grace
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-02
TO
GRIFFITH SOON

Cincinnati, o., Nov. 2-President
August Hermann Of the Cincinnati Ma
tional league baseball club has said
that the directors of the club will hold
a meeting in a day or two to select a
manager for next season to succeed
Clark Grifflth who will manage the
league.
We have some names to consider,
but nothing definite as to who will be
the new manager IL yet In sight" said
Mr.. Hermann. "Griflth's action took
US completely by surprise and we
haven't figured on his successor"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-02
MARQUETTE READY
FOR VILLA NOVA

Milwaukee,. Wis. Nov. 2.-The
same snappy work which character
lied the practice Of the players on
Tuesday was again the order at Mar
uuette university Wednesday. Al.
though three Of the regulars, Han.
ley. tackle: Thackery. fullback, and
Westernhagen. center. are still on tho
hospital list. the willingness shown
b ythe warriors for work has tended
to make Coaches juneau and Kenny
more optimistic regarding Saturdays
game with Villa Nova and Just now IL
the players continue to work in the
Same spirit and with all Of the injur.
ed In the lineup by Friday. Marquette
will have little to fear from the East.
ern eleven.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-02
HAS STRONG
K SQUAD

New Haven, Conn. Nov. 2.-The
Yale football team in its games thus
far this season has made seventeen
touchdowns. and after these sixteen
goals have been kicked. This is the
best record W made ~ a Yale team
and is evidence of the superb kicking
ability Of this years eleven. The per-
centage Is far above hat of any other
Of the eight leading eastern teams.
whose records are
Harvard, 8 out Of IL: Princeton. IS
out Of 26; Pennsylvania S out Of s.;
Cornell. 6 out Of z; Dartmouth, II out
Of Is: Brown 20 out Of q.