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

and has often placed the oval between
the bars. with CauIlxins In the game
II IL safe to say that the Al. CIVIL
score IL II gets within twenty-five
yards Of the Congregationalists goal
line. His punting liz well measured
and has often meant additional ground
gained for the farmers. In the open
field, there Is hardly q better man on
the team than Caulkins, his ability as
an open field man with the ball having
already been demonstrated to the sat-
isfaction of all who have seen him
worB this year.
Balsinger.
''BaIly' Is the star ground gamer OF
the back trio. He is the fastest runner
on the A. G. team and can clip off a
hundred yards in about ten seconds.
His end runs have been features of
the games played this year, from the
fact that his speed, coupled with his
natural ability to play the gridiron
game, makes him a hard man 20 get
once he has fair start toward circling
an end. He is very solidly built, his
weight being mostly muscle, which is
a big factor In the game.
One OF the best assets Of Balsinger
is that he runs with his knees high.
Any man carrying the ball Is exceed
ingly hard TO tackle when he lifts his
legs high. as it is very difficult TO hold
him, and the tackler stands a chance
of getting hurt in his attempt to, stop
the man with the ball. Balsinger has
bad habit of carrying the ball In his
hands instead OF his arms. This has
caused him to tumble a number OF
times this season and the followers OF
the team are hopeful that he will
change his tactics in this one respect.
peWein.
DeWein and Balsinger have played
together one year In prep school and
well understand one another and know
to what extent they can depend upon
the other during the game. Dewein
is fast on his feet and is a big boned
fellow. There are two types of natur-
ally built football players, one OF them
being the man built with solid muscles
and the other fellow with big bones
DeWein is OF the latter type and when
he is tackled he makes his opponent
realize that something has happened
in the way of a clash. He and F'oss
will probably divide the honors of the
game tomorrow.
Even.
For three years Even has been az
the A. c. and during ali Of that time
the efforts of the coaches have been
spent in attempting to make Of him
a football player. Last year Rueber
partially succeeded and this year the
silent one feels that he has EVEN at q.
VaIu al las
good game. 1t is his last year I'm the
school and he hopes to land a job on
the all-state team this year
Even possesses the build for a great
player. He is tall and is large boned
His speed 10 good, In spite OF the fact
that he lumbers along. His bad fault
is the fact that he is slow in starting
but once started, he is sure to be able
to do his share of advancing the ball
The defensive work of Even is not as
good as it might be, and he has often
been open to criticism on that fact Of
lack of aggressive and quick move
ments in smashing into plays He is,
however. looked forward TO make 2hls
best showing In the game tomorrow.
"PolIy" Foss.
Toss Is built low on the ground and
this fact alone often helps him in his
football work. Among the older play
ers on the team he is probably the
headiest man OF the bunch. being cool
and calm throughout the fray. always
keeping in mind plan or plans. which
will aid in advancing the ball His
long experience as catcher in base
ball. with his football work has been
largely responsible for HIS heady work
during the game
The little fellow made place on the
all-state second team last year and
was one of the few backfield men who
could consistently gain ground. He
was late in coming out this year, but
since his advent into the game. he
has shown up remarkably well, con-
tinuing to make many friends bv his
hard, low hitting OF the line and his
off-tacIzlc plays.
ParizeE.
From Lidgerwood came Parizek to
take agriculture at the A. G. ana he
has been taking football on the side
with a great deal of success. His all
around ability has caused the coach
some thought as to where he could be
best used, and after holding him in the
line and In the backield, II was de-
cided best to have Parizek to play end
and he is surely doing the position
honor.
Parizek is speedy on getting down
the field On punts. often downing the
opposing quarterback just as soon as
the ball is received. Whenever the
punt is missed he is on hand. to get
the ball. Around end plays he has
proved very successful as a ground
gamer and is the best man on the Al. C.
team when 1t comes TO receiving for
ward passes.
Olsen.
Olsen, often times called seTha
Swede" by his intimate friends. has
two good qualities which give him a
place on the team. These are cool
readiness and consistency. He. can
always be relied upon to do Just his
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