The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-11

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(3y Tudor Owen.)
The football aggregation represent
ing the University Of North Dakota
left this noon for Minneapolis and to-
morrow afternoon VIII line up against
the iIanlline university team for the
first game of the season. Fourteen
mel besides Coach Vehmeicr and
Manager Rruce Mcdonald arc maxi
ing the trip.
The outcome Of the battle is anX-
iously awaited. The winning Of this
game will be II big boost for the nc%
coach who has been on the job about
IL week. He gave his men Il hard
workout yesterday afternoon and did
not name the players who We're to
be on the regular team until las;
night. The university has had an
abundance of good material for the
line positions this Year. but the cam
didates for the backfield have been
exceedingly scarce and as q result
there was Very little competition for
the jobs.
Two Huskics.
Mac" Johnson and Mike zipoy
were both selected to make the trip
to Hamline. Both men have been
trying out for center and it would be
a difficult task to pick II the best
man for the place. zipoy has had
bah while johnson is a new man on
the squad. Johnson is. however. d
valuable defensive player. Walter
Schlosscr and Ralph Lynch will hold
down the end positions in Saturdays
game. Schlosser is a fast end and is
always in the game. Lynch has been
trying out for fullback most of the
end by the coach and will probably
stay there. Harris and Captain Nc
Knight are wv we'll known star play
ers at the tackle positions and they
will be sure to do their share toward
bringing home the long ends Of ne
score
The guard positions are also ell
cared for by Bulge and Forester VII.
have both had good experience on the
for practice a couple of times on ac-
count of an injury received last sea-
son.. but during hat short space of
time he demonstrated his .b''''y to
such an extent that he vas taken oE
the trip. Bulge came back to school
late. out ne mas deserved his berth
on the team. For quarter Batten
and Pinkham We're chosen and In
these two men the coach has some
valuable material. Ratten is IL relu-
lar sharp at drop kicking and if tho
YER comes near the Hamline goal
he will be on deck to score for his
team. He is a headS player and can
run the squad we'll. Pinkham is a
strong man for that position and be-
sides his g%ereralship can carry the
ball for good gains himself.
Lowe. Fullhack.
Lowe who has been worked at right
half for the greater part of the sea-
son will play full at Hamline and he
can be relied upon to make consist
ent gains. He is one of the fastest
men on the aggregation. Flint. Rus
sell and Miles "ill be. ]alterna1ed at
the halves and all three ~lll d. their
part.
With only fourteen men :he IT,
will be badly handicapped if many of
her players are knocked out Curing
the game. but under the circum-
stances the boys will do the best thins
possible. They intend to enter the
contest determined TO win and if they
lose the Hamline team will have TO
fight harder tina they ever fought
before. If North Dakota is unable
to win there will be no one to lllme.
The coach a been doing his utmost
to develop Il strong team during the
few days that he has been here and
he will have the confidence OF all the
players and university people nc mat
ter What the Oltcoma is