The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-03
Giant Question Mark Is Today Conferred in
the Minds of All the Football Fans of FARGO


ed this year and his work viii con-
tinue to add to the interest of the
game tomorrw. A number of enthus-
lasts from GAINESVILLE will come up
to the game especially to see him
work. as will some OF his friends al
Gardner, he having played baseball
there last year.
Walter Drumnncnd.
Drummond has been the find OF Far
go college this year. During a part OF
the summer Coach Watkins played
baseball at Esmond and Drumnond
was q member of the local team
Watkins saw in Drummond the quail
ties OF a good player and persuaded
him to come here to school.
Drummond played in the first foot
ball game he ever saw this fall. Not
only that. but in the opening game of
the season he carried the ball for Far
so college the first time and went for
touchdown after long run. He is
feet footed after the start and will
make great end runner. He has not
yet learned how TO hit the line, but Is
able to make a few good skin tackle
plays.
The bad feature about Drummond.
aside from his lack OF experience in
the game. is his starting. He waits for.
the bali and then 1t takes him some
time to swing his feet into action. This
feature will mean the loss OF some
yards for the Congregationalists to-
morrow, as he could get away and
cover more, IL he could, and would,
only get fast start
Carpenter.
Allen Carpenter has been playing
football on the local college team since
the open season. but he may remain on
the side lines tomorrow, or flII one OF
the line positions. He has had a good
deal of experience as a tackle. playing
tackle on the Burlington, VT. high
school team for year with a great
deal OF succesR He is a prem in the
school, but Is a heady football PLAYER
and makes good man either In the
back field or In the line. on account
or his weight and natural ability. he is
good for almost any position. with the
possible exception of end or quarter
back
Drewlow and HaIIoran.
DreweIow and Halloran are two sinh
stttutes who are making the regulars
work hard for their positions. Both
men have been out all season and are
nara workers. This Is the formers
nrst year at the game. Halloran
comes from GAINESVILLE and played the
game Wen on the high school team at
tnat place. Last year he attended the
University OF Minnesota and made the
freshman team at the gopher school.
he Is expected to show up well by an
other season and make the varsity,
He Is good line man, tackIing hard
and a good holder on the defense.
The N. D. A. C.
The players at the agricultural COL
lege are not so well known as are
those at Fargo college. However some
OF the farmers need no introduction To
the football enthusiasts of North Da-
kota and Fargo.
"Duteh" Schroeder.
The captain OF the A. c. team was
In the game last year for the aggies
and so far this year his work has been
excellent. He is the heaviest man on
the aggie eleven and his weight liz not
hesh. The ordinary person would find
upon examining his physical condition
that he is as solid as a rock. Almost
all or Schroeder's weight is absolute
muscle.
Last year he was the best ground
gamer on the A. G. team and was al
ways good for substantial advance Of
the ball. His tackles were sure ana
decisive and he was the hero Of many
battles ON the field. This Is his second
year with the aggies and he had one
year of prep football, in which he
found that he really could play the
gridiron game, and he has been at 1t
since.
CauIkins.
So far this year Babe" CauIkins has
starred for the A. C. in every game
played. His general work has not only
been most satisfactory. but he has
scored more points than any other
man on the team. Last Saturday he
was the only A. C. man to score
against South Dakota college.
Caulkins has several things about
him that make him admirable for his
work. He possesses cool head, which
Is his chief factor. He Announces his
signals clearly and with such decisive
ness that his men cannot but fail to
get them. He is low and can often
hide behind the entire line. In fol-
lowing interference his height again
plays him In good stead as he is so
small that he can manage to be all
most invisible to the opposing team.
For his height he 10 heavy, his muscles
being exceptionally well developed.
Caullxins' toe win probably mean a
score In the game tomorrow for the
agsies He IL very sure drop kicker