The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-22
PROMISES
TO Be GOOD ONE
Alurnni-Q uituate Aggrega-
ton to Meet Regulars of
High School Tomorrow

When the East Grand Forks high
school meets the alumni-quituate team
of that school tomorrow afternoon at
Pickett park. there will be a repre-
sentation on the field Of every team
that has played for East Grand Forks
high. since the school began football
in 1904. The famous eleven of 1906
1907 will have five or six Of the play
ers out in uniform and even the '04
team Will have Its quota. Men from
lineup. and the grads claim they have
the most formidable lineup they could
secure. They also figure that they
will need all they have to play the
east side for a victory. as he eleven
from the Polk county school have
shown considerable class this season.
running up scores of over twenty-five
points on every team they have de-
cisively beaten, the majority Of the
teams o~utweighing them to no small
extent.
The Polk county delegation figures
on winning with trick plays. The
alumni line will undoubtedly be strong
and the high school will probably
have u hard time getting through. But
with their repertoire of shifts and
forward passes. the cast siders figure
on an easy victory.
On the other hand the grads and
quituatcs expect to make enough in
the first halt to cinch up the game.
Like all teams gathered for the one
game. the grads will he very shy OH
wind and endurance. and hope to
make enough while feeling fresh. 50
they car merely play the defensive
from then on. However it remains
to be seen whether the desired scores
will he forthcoming in the first half
Or not.
In Hogan. the grads have a punter
get his kicks away in the game as he
has in practice. he will average fifty
yards with his boots. and fifty yards
would do credit to any punter on a
big nine" eleven. The game will
undoubtedly be Il hard one. Both
less h weather man gets peeved
and comes out with d blanket of snow
to dampen the ground and spirits.
football enthusiasts will undoubtedly
see a classy game. The grads have
a couple of plays secured at last Sat
and are preparing them for the high
schools benefit. Severa! university
men will officiate.
h Polk county delegation will line
up as follows. according to indications
today: c, Rand: lg. Cotton: 1t, Wells;
lie, oLeary: re-. Ryan: TT. Ludvigsen;
re, ~Lukkason; qb, Giles; f. Mayer; In,
Halvorson: rh. Bank.
Among those who will represent the
old timers are MCGOWAN and Zipoy.
!, center: fb. +. zipoy and Quigley; rh,
! McIlraith and Bjornton: III. Routley;
t Oh. Wickwire and Metcalf; tackles. NJ.
Zipoy. Torval Hagen and Capes; ends.
.Mongoven. Giles. Quigley and A.
Bank. and Earl Wiekwire; guards,
lTaSSior Rock 1fo%3o0I o~l Croocl
Resides these men there are several
others who will probably be u for
I practice this afternoon al Pickett
$ park and play in the game. Every
J body that turns out will be given ev-
, cry opportunity to get into the game
as none of the graduates are In very
good physical trim and At for an
hours sruellins play. Every man of
< the alumni team is requested to be
: at Pickett park tomorrow afternoon
> at ? O'Clock. so the signals can be
Thoroughly learned and some more
lpracticc secured.