The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-11
BILL JUNEAU TO
HELP BADGERS
Old Stars of Wisconsin Are
Out Coaching the Team
For Minnesota

Madison. Wis, Nov. 11.-Bill June.
au. coach Of Marquette and one of the
best ends who aver played at Wiscon.
sin. has heard the call of his alma
mater and given heed to it. Juneau
informed Coach Richards on Wednes.
day that he would leave his charges In
the hands Of associates for Il short
time mex week and put in his time al
Madison teaching the Badger ends
! how to meet the rushes of the Mime.
sota forwards and backheld men. In
company with Jimmy Bush and Gene
Bunker. Juneau will have charge OF
the development of the ends, who are
in need of all the coaching they get
between now and the day scheduled
FOR h big football game Of the west.
BUSH did not arrive in Madison yes
terdav as per schedule. but notified
Coach Richards that he would be here
Fri.ay at the latest.
Practice at Camp Randall Friday
was the most strenuous this year.
Coach Richards says it is only the be-
ginning of a hard campaign and that
ms proteges can expect the same
treatment each day until Minnesota
mas been met. The squad assembled
at $3.50 O'Clock. and it was not until
after s o'clock that the coach decided
to call it a days work and allow the
PLAYERS the luxury of a shower bath.
just by way OF reminder that there is
more to the game of football than
playing with a pigskin oval. the Bad
ger mentor put his squad to work on
the tackling dummy for the first half
hour during the afternoon. The i'm
hard knocks, and Coach Richards
learned that his charges had not for
gotten the early season admOnition to
hit EN- had and low.
Hard Scrimmasc Staged.
The dummy work was followed by a
long signal drill during which prac-
tically every member of the squad
was called into use. Then came the
real work Of the afternoon. Head
lined up against the scrubs. For TWEEN.
ty minutes the teams seesawed up and
down h field with no apparent adj
vantage on either side. and Coach
Richards called the scrubs to the side.
lines. The varsity got no rest. how
ever. The sophomores were the next
antagonists selected for the regulars.
second-year men succeeded in
holding the varsity scoreless during
varsity defense was strong enough to
stave off scores on the part of its op-
ponents.
Still not satisfied with the work of
the varsity. Coach Richards called the
freshmen into play and pitted them
against the regulars. For half an
hour the teams battled. the freshmen
making surprising inroads on the var.
sity defense by the use Of M%innesota's
shift formations. Toward the end OF
the battle the freshmen pushed the
ball over the varsity goal line for the
only of the afternoon. The
varsity was put through another stiff
drill with a whitewashed ball.
Coach Richards taking the %opportuni-
tN to hand out several new plays for
use against Minnesota.
During the afternoons scrimmage,
two sets OF ends We're used. Ofstic and
Hoeffel alternating with LANCE and
Butler. Van Client was at right half
back. Van Client weighs over zoo
pounds and he may prove the solution
of the backtield problem which has
confronted the coaches since Pollock
was injured last saturday.