The Bismarck tribune., 1919-09-23
Agricultural College Is Training
at Detroit Lakes and Expects
to Put Best Team in History
on Gritliron This Year-Many
Soldiers Back.

Fargo, n. D., Sept. 22.-Workouts
morning and afternoon, and football
school in the evening is the program
Coach Stanley E. Boreske Of the Ag'
Ticultural college football team has
outlined for the squad which begins
the seasons work tomorrow morning
On the grounds OF the Detroit country
club at Detroit MINI, Coach Borleske
and fifteen men Of the squad leave this
morning for the lake Fairgrounds,
While half a dozen more men will join
the party Tuesday and Wednesday.
Will Stay One Week
The squad will stay at the lake a
week. returning next Sunday. The
next day the training work will be
= transferred to the Agricultural college
gridiron, the college opening for the
years work that day. Several more
members of the squad who are count
ed upon to make this years team a
winner will report then, while good
many men Of football ability that the
athletic directors Of the Aggies do
not have a line on at present will un-
doubtedly be discovered among the
new students enfOlnnS
Jake Van Es, half back on the 1911
team and brilliant open field run
ner, and Underwood, 1916 end, headed
the squad Of men Coach Borleske
took to the lake. tFlatt, a former
Fargo college backtield man, has join
ed the Aggie forces and will accom-
ming mate of Frank CLANCY in the
Fargo high school backfield in 1916,
is another fast back who will be seen
pany the squad. Louis Duerner, rum
in the green jersey this fall.
Two Casuals Included
Duerner returned to Fargo last
spring after couple Of years ser
vice in the marines and has entirely
recovered from the wound he receiv-
ed year ago. Wayne Underwood has
also recovered from severe gassing
received overseas.
Cuba CLANCY and Quick are two
more Fargo high school backs who
will make bids for places on the Ag
gle team this year. The list Of Far
60 high men on the squad that leaves
for the lakes today includes these two
and Ball, Powers and Gardner.
Latimer, a Denver high school man,
will be given tryout on the squad,
together with Borderud, from Hick-
son high school and Munkeby, from
Englevale. Bullard and Rossetti
make up the remainder of the squad
Coach Borleske will take to Lake De-
troit today.
Hayes Coming Back
Later in the week the squad will
be augmented by the addition of
Peterson an old A. c. player; Refs
tackle and Hayes, end, on the 1916
team; Hawley, a Minot man, and
Harris and Molstad Men who are
assured Of returning to the squad at
the opening of the school next week
are Huey, Ostrem, Mares and Beals.
Coach Borleske will use this weeks
workout as means of getting ac-
quainted with the men he will have to
build up the Aggie football mschine
this season. This is the first sea-
son the famous protege pf Coach
Yost of Michigan has directed the
football destinies of the local insti-
tuition, and he is unacquainted with
the possibilities of the men in the
squad.
Play Moorhead First
The workouts also will get the men
into condition for the first game of
the season, against the Moorhead nor
NAL school on the A. C. gridiron, and
will ground them in the fundamentals
of the game. They will have the use
of the Detroit country club gymnas-
ium, lockers and shower rooms.
Coach Borleske was an end on the
University of Michigan team. He
will coach the basketball, baseball and
track teams, as we'll as the football
men The fircr oara mt q: Anrrn