The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-21
Fine RECORD OF
The A. c. TEAM
AeaIEs LOST ONLY ONE GAME
THIS YEAR-MucH CREDIT is
DUE TO RUBBER. WHO WHIP.
PED LOT OF GREEN MATERIAL
INTO SHAPE.

\ The football season at the N n
Y. can safely be called closed for the
year, with the cancelllns Of the q. ~
= game which had a direct bearing
1 on the state honors.
] While the schaaule was NOT : lony
one, Coach Rueber did not wish to
/ start mis- team TO playing regular games
uhul ne was sure he had a force whfcb
was IN perfect condition and working
together as one man. Many difflci,l-
Ties We're contended with from tba
start number of last years men
We're about the campus but showed no
oesire TO make the team, and this left
put FEW old men as q mucous to
Duild about and also chance for
good many new men from other
schools to try-out for positions.
or last years men who reported
We're: Captain Floss, Schroeder. I'd
wards, Olson, Breyer Even and
Grant Five or the new men. BoI
singer, Kelly, Perry. CauIkins and De-
Wien, were entirely unknown as to
their playing but the silent one was
not long finding exceptional qualities
In them and they were soon placed on
the frst team. Concerning the ability
OF Boucher. Schumann and Hackeft.
the coach knew at once, having seen
and heard of each: Boucher who was
an old Fargo high school star. Hackett
and Schunann coming from the state
school OF science, where they, had be-
come famous In their respective posi-
tons. After the first week or two ali
these new men fitted into the. clock
work Of this years machine as though
they had played there all their lives.
and Coach Rueber cannot ne conpli-
mented too highly on his success in
placing each man where he was most
useful In the best team the aegie
school has had for some time.
The first game was played at wah-
peton, Oct. 4, with the state Science
school and resulted In a victory for
the A. CT by score Of SO to d. The |
scientists presented a strong line up
but were handicapped by bad injuries |
to some Of their star men. which slow |
ed up their team work.
On Oct. 21 the strong Aberdeen Nor |
NAL team went down to defeat on the
local field by an overwhelming score
Of So to o. This game showed the
real strength and worth OF the axgie
line; they held like q stone we'll when
but more often breaking
through and smashing plays before
they were started. Seldom did q back
field man get q tackle during the
game.
The following week the team jour
neyed TO Brpokings, S. D., where the
8. u. 8. G. were handed a victory or
Ia to 3.
The A, G. made their three points
the first quarter. after nve minutes Of
play and threatened S. D.s goal rnost
Of the time throughout the game.
During the second quarter S. d. went
around end for two touch downs get
ing loose for 20 and Se-yard run
respectively. but up TO the last the A.
2. were confident OF winning because
IF their steady gains.
The annual Fargo college game was
played Nov. 4. The game was finally
won In the last quarter on a short
Kick which was recovered by Breyer,
he aggies' fast right end, and rushed
over for the only score Of the game
Finai score--A. @. s, r. c. o.
a reception was rendered the foot
ball team Saturday evening, at the
arrncry, and an present reported q
rood time. The season just closed has
been very successful. and even IL they
lid not get chance at the university,
he team to q man feel confident that
hey would have brought home another
yictory.
Coach Rueber's attention will next
,e turned to the game OF basketball
Ind from all appearances the N. d. A.
J. viii be represented by as strong +,