The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-13
TWO LOCAL TEAMS
PLAY OUT OF Town
Varsity Plays Carleton and
High School Will Meet
Duluth

SA~OAo ~ VI ~
city. the only game to be played local.
ly on Saturday will be the East Grand
Forks-Grafton scramble. The univer-
sity squad left this noon over the N.
T. for Northf1eld, MIMI. where on
saturday they meet the strong Carle-
ton eleven and the Grand Forks high
school eleven leaves this evening at
S:lO for Duluth where they will meet
the Central high aggregation Of that
city.
Both Of the teams which play out
of.toWn games on Saturday are filled
with more than an average amount of
enthusiasm and spirit of winning.
from reports from Duluth, the teams
Will be pretty evenly matched in
weight. Tho Duluth eleven has a
reputation Of being fast but the local
v Is not very much in the ele-
plant class either.
carleton has acquired a newspaper
reputation at least. which hail them
as the best college eleven outside Of
Minnesota. In the state. They have
q beefy bunch and it is understood
that they are also fast. The univer-
stty has acquired the knowl.
edge OF HON to combine speed and
weight and how to fight for every
yard. While there have not been
many bets around town, those who
nave watched the work Of the varsity
IN the past week. under the coaching
OF DR.. Dunlap and Lieut.. Phillip
are expecting that Carleton
Will have some trouble in scoring on
them and there are a number who
confidently expect the Flickertails to
win.
Varsity in Fine Form.
A final scrimmage practice was held
on Thursday night and the boys went
through their entire repertoire as it
were-and fumbling which had been
one OF the draw backs was almost
eliminated. Barring a few bruises
and minor sprains the PLAYERS are in
hne condition and ready for a hard
battle. 1"
While the Official lineup has not
been announced. the following men
Will be taken to Mortified O The
positions named:
Center-wold, Nomland.
Quarter-Gullichson, Bacon.
Eignt End-Quigley, M. Zipoy.
Left End-Schlosser.
Right Tackle-McKnight. Lykken.
Left Guard-Budge.
Right Guard-Forster.
Left Half-Dahl.
Right Half-Hemp. Gullickson,
Fullback-Stack, Russell.
Coach Dunlap and Manager Nc.
fadden and a number Of the uniyer.
sity followers left with the team.
aien emo leaves Tonight.
hard practice on Thursday night and
after school this evening ran v
signals for final work before leaving
1t Is expected that a large number q,
the students at the city i%nstitutior
VIII be on hand this evening to Eivt
n a a roustng send Off when they
cav for the Zenith City.
me nigh school eleven realizes tina
proposition. but they are going t.
Duluth with the intention of winntnt
{ possible, The following will max,
Coach "poc"so'xeefe.
Manager Baarman.
Right End.-Feetham.
Left End-Welsh.
Right Tackle-Ferguson.
Left Tackle-Lynch.
Right Granddaughter.
Left Guard-Burfenning.
Center-ArmstronE.
Right Half-Hassell.
Left Tackle-O'Keefe.
Full Back-Fishman.
Quarter-Payne.
Substitutes-Coulter, Batten,
East Grand Forks Game.
The game between the East Crane
FORKS high school and the Orator
high school eleven has been scheduled
for $3.50 O'Clock Saturday afternoo,
at the Pickett park. The East Gran.
rorks team has improved consider
ably IN the past week since their de
feat by the alumni and under tn,
coaching of McGrath the former Pur
due mar who is teaching manua
training at the institution, Is randi
nearing a resemblance to a real foot
Dali team. The Grafton team has
fast eleven. but the line is weak ar
cording to reports. Still the tussl,
snouio be a good one as the team
will be evenly matched.