The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-10
of N. D.
Will Be Fought Out
in Fargo Tomorrow
Two Great Teams Represent the A. c. and N D. u This
Year on the GridrOn
Teams Appear to Be Evenly Matched and Another Mighty
Battle VIII Be the Result

season with the team. Hackett has
been switched from center to the end
Of the line and will probably work that
position along with Perry and Parizek.
Captain Schroeder's ankles are still
causing him trouble, but they are not
sufficient to keep Dutch" out OF the
game, for he is determined to win the
state championship. And he does not
stand alone In this determination, for
the whole team has been working with
a will and they feel confident of gain
Ing the title.
The q team is reported as being a
speedy aggregation, with many tricks
and playing q very open game much
time has been spent during the past
week in working up a strong defense.
With this defense the A. c. hopes to
make their visitors forward passes
useless. and If their opponents are in
this way forced to buck the line the
gains are most certain to be small.
Coach Rueber, although silent all
season, has in the end developed a
powerful team which he might well
talk about The men of the team vary
nevertheless he has so constructed his
plays that each man is where he will
be of the most use and in this way,
has built up fine machine.
The University Team.
The N. d. u. team, although not
making a brilliant showing at the
opening of the season, have as the sea-
son progressed. developed into team
which compares favorably with the
A G. BY glalcing over their record
this Improvement may be well noticed.
AT the opening they were held to a to
tie, by the Grand Forks H. S., while
the following Saturday they defeated
the alumni to 0. They then met two
defeats at tho hands Of the strong
Carlton and HiImline squads. Although
losing these games the u showed good
form and werO in no way put out Of
the race for the state championship
Two weeks pissed before their next
game, during which time several
changes were made in their line-l1p
as well as in their plays. These two
weeks did wonders for the team for a
week ago Saturday, when their
strength was again put to test by
Manchester college, they completely
walked away with their opponents
winning by ,Score Of 80 to 8. Since
then they have had two more weeks to
correct weak points brought out dur
ing the game, and for these reasons the
A. @. expects a hard fight. In the
Manchester game they sprung several
surprises in the way of forward passes
which would have made the score
much larger If 1t had net been for the
new change In the iine-up, as It was
quite handicap to the team. They
also made good use Of the punt for
Stack, at fullback often booted the ball
forty to forty-flve yards, where it was
recovered by one of their speedy ends
In Stack, Shorty Caulkins viii. find
a worthy opponent for not only is his
toe well adapted for punting, but well
educated in the art of kicking goals
Out of five chances at kicking goals
in the Manchester game, he missed but
one and that from a difficult angle.
Bacon, at quarterback, will also force
Caulkins to work in order to retain
his reputation on end runs. Although
he is inferior to Shorty in expert
ence he well demonstrated his speed
in the last game by making a sixty
yard run for a touchdown. Gulickson
and Hemp, their halfbaclxs, are both
track men with records, during the
duel meet with the A. c. they took
first and second places In the 00-yard
dash. The aggies will do we'll to keep
them out OF the open field, for once