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

| Coming down to the question of
speed, again the two teams might seem
to be even. On the Congregationalists
team CatIin probablyvleads the list OF
speed artists in@the backfield. Drum
rnond Is a whirlwind when he gets
started, and there is not a thing slow
about Bayard, the wonderful fullback
or the preachers. The A. C. seems to
have the advantage In speed. Even
Will In measure compare with
Drunmond. He Is slow to get away,
bat once gone possesses speed that al
most equals that OF Dan Kelley.
Caulkins at quarterback has the bet
ter of BUSINESS. the latter being Grip
pied with a lame knee and being
badly handicapped. The A. c. gener-
al can move about In the open field
with more agility than can Rusness,
Balsinger in the backfield is a fast
traveller as ID Parizek on the end, both
men being good for making quick
speedy moves.
In the kicking department the aggies
again have the better Of the decision.
On the kick Off Stickney will probably
show UP at better advantage than
will the A. G. artist. On punts Caulk-
ms will again get the advantage over
his injured rival. CauIkins can get his
punts away quicker and make them
so higher, IL desired. The distance
OF the kicks of the two men viii
measure about the same. Caulkins
is also a good drop kicker while
Stickney Of the A. G. IL a good place
kicker and will score IL given very
many chances It Is entirely probable
that both teams viii resort to long
low punts, this style being very pop
ular this year and allows the kicking
team to get the advantage Of the ire
quent accidents
The Experiences Of Men.
In talking of the experience the men
and teams, one looks to the little col
lege on the hill to be the victor OF
the day. Looking down the list Of
Fargo college players shows that
seven OF the men who played on last
years team will again battle for the
blue and gold. This bunch ID q part
Of the machine OF last year that won
the state II championship and every
understands just Nxactly what the
other man is able to do when the
real test comes. Bach one or the seven
men knows where the other will be
In crucial moment and knows Just
what he will havs to do, and do IT.
Three Of these men are IN the back
field. another added advantage Of
Fargo college. The general of the
game, BUSINESS liz an old player and
knows Bayard and Catlin well He
knows their weaknesses and their
strong points. He knows what runs
they can make best and in what lines
they can travel to gain the most
ground. He also knows what Stick
ney. Mcnamara. MCMILLAN and frost
can do when called upon TO open
whole or carry the ball Bayard
knows what interference Catlin can
make and Cabin ii iii the same posi-
ton VITA Bayard, az are all the other
men IN their relationship. one with
another.
Not only has Fargo college the ad-
vantage Of having her men play to-
gether last season and other seasons.
but on the whole. the preachers have
been playing football longer than the
farmers They are younger In age,
but not III football Their age ii
against them only in GOODNESS, while
their sxeprience IL . big asset In any
battle of life.
Looking over the lfsk Of she A. Z.
varsity men who Will start the game
tomorrow. one can see that not ali
of them have played together with
A p@Wain and Balsingex At halves
EMsn III Kkll and csaaalkina ii alaaa &C.
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