The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-14

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Of them. His greatest contribution to
the success Of the team was his abil-
ity to lead and inspire the other MEM
bers to their best efforts. AS captain
of the team, he was one Of the best
the agricultural college has ever had,
and like Capt Walter Haskins of
last year he did his best work in the
big games.
Under the new rulings Of the con-
ference he has still another year to
play as he is junior this year. 1t is
the wish of his friends that he may
decide to play another season.
J. Allen Clark
Has completed his fourth year as
forward. Captained the '09 team. He
graduated last June and returned for
post graduate work at the beginning
of the present year. Although slow in
rounding into condition, he played a
great game. And he was especially
good in the Concordia and first uni
versity game. He left to take up his
work at the Dickinson sub station be-
materially weakened the team for the
final games.
C. Leslie Wheeler
Completes his third year as center
on the college team. He has divided
the honors with Krafthefer at the CEN
ter position, playing the second half
of every game on the schedule, and
the fact that in most Of our games
on opponents scored less In the second
holt than in the first is partially due
to the defensive work of Wheeler and
his ability to break up the opponent
plays. He has shown the greatest the
greatest Improvement this season. of
any man in the team, over last years
form and with his running mate,
Krafthefer, has developed from a me-
diocre center of last year into one of
the best in the state. Wheeler is a
junior in the civil engineering course
and we hope to see him back in his
old position next year.
Scott {. Drummond
Has completed his third year on the
team as guard. Until the present sea-
son he was only an ordinary player
but realizing that he had a regular
position on the team, he arose to the
occasion and played an exceptionally
good game, finishing the season by
playing the greatest game of his ca
reer against the university.
He has never been a star but has
always been player who could al
ways be depended upon.
Drummond is a senior civil engineer
and has played his last game for the
agricultural college.
Arthur Bridge.
Bridge has completed his second year
on the agricultural college team as
forward and completed his third year
at basketball having played one year
on the Knox college team. If there
was any man who has shown more
brilliantly than his teammates-that
man was Bridge. He was prevented
from starring more than he did be-
cause he was the marked man on the
A C. team and the cynosure of his
opponents eyes. Bridge is a student
in the agricultural course and as he
has one more year of college basket
ball to play, we hope he will again I'M
fold and pitch his tent on the A. c.
campus next year.
Joseph krathefer.
Joseph has completed his first year
as center, alternating with Wheeler
He played the first half of every game
during the entire season, and with
Wheeler has developed into a great
center. Although he had been out of
basketball for a year Krafthefer soon
got his eye on the basket and was one
of the dangerous men on the team
Krafthefer Is the biggest and strongest
man on the team and has very mater
tally aided in our big games. Kraft
thefer is a junior in the farm hus-
bandry course and will undoubtedly
be a member of the team next year
John NoIet.
Nolet has completed his first year
on the team as forward. He is the
hardest worker on the team and al
though not brilliant player, was al
ways a dangerous man and a source
Of much anxiety to his opponents. His
strongest point was his passing and
his passing and team work in breaking
up plays for his opponents.
| He is a freshman in the college
course, and his bright future as a
basketball player.
Harry MeConn
Mcconn has completed his first
year as guard on the college team.
Had 1t not been for an injury received
In the first game that handicapped him
Throughout the season he would have
without doubt been one OF the stars.
Utility Men
This completes the list Of men who
have been regularly considered on the
team, but we cannot pass this oppor-
tunity to acknowledge the assistance
rendered In developing this team by
those who played on the second team.
Among those who have been OF great