Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-07

Coach Brynstad's Luther College
eleven will entertain local football
followers tomorrow afternoon instead
of the high school squad, when they
battle with the Dwight High school
team at the South Ottawa eridiroa.
Smith and his wurriOs will jOurne.
to Moline to engage in their third con
test OF the season with the Moline
SQUAD Both games Will no doubt be
exciting.
With the return of StOcachair, sou
satiCnal back field man, 70 the team
and as q result Of seine good haru
drilling and pcrimmaacs, Brynstad IS
almost positive in his belief that =. V.
l.. G. will tromce the Dwight eleven
Stookchair has been out OF the luA
since the opening Of the season, nurs'
ing an injured knee which he sustain
ed scrimmage. He Is powerful hall
back and will no doubt prove IN" ace
of the red and white squad, BryA-
stad has also been drilling his men
for greater speed and power on bnlh
the defense and the Onnnee. lie has
been driving them through with plenty
Of forward passes and open Wa$s
He will make every effort to polls"
np tho attack against the visiting
team. As a result of their hard
pounding one can notice a decided i'm
movement in the defensive side OF
Brynstads team and also a liNehlhE
ND Of the blcklield men In the olIeA.
sive work,
While p. V. l.. c. will be mixing
things with the Dwight team, .oaCh
Smiths high school eleven viii be bat
Ting with the fast Moline squad. This
game points to very close and cN,
citing one. so far ottawa High ana
Moline High have engaged in two
games. Each team won one OF the
affairs and tomorrow's battle might
he termed as a championship. Smith
also has developed a better defense
and his backs are of the hard pound
ing. crashing type, His men nave
shown a decided change in the a..
Tense. The men have acquired the
list of the thing and the thought OF
victory is rompng in their minds
Last night they ran through some
vnr,. stiff drilling. Signal practice
and little, open work were gwen
considerable time, while the back
field men we're given pointers on kick
inc and on defensive work. Smith IS
very well pleased with the outcome OF
mis- weeks drill and his words OF
nraisa have been rather encouragins
for the lads. Tonight Smith will give
his men a brief chalk talk, as the field
win be Il little muddy and also thai
II Is the last night before the game
he won't want to take any chances III
having any Of his men injured before
the battle.
Carey early in the week reinJure}
hi. knee and for a time 1t YVES
Thought that he would be unable TO
nl9v in the affair Eut the team lead
or is back in the harness ana is ready
TO go tomorrow.
Antram, who has been out since the
first days practice suffering from an
injured ankle. Is also back, and hiA
return seems to have struck the boys
inst right. An unusual amount Of
non prevailed among them last nlshl
ana during the past several nights az
Antram appeared for practice ana
showed his ability as a star tackle.
Much is expected of Schoch in to-
morrow's tangle. Schoch is the fastest
runner in the valley conference and
hc is counted on as the principal
Ground getter for the locals, next 10
Carey. Schoch was honored by nav
ing won the game last Saturday
against Spring Valley when he inter
cepted a forward pass in the lirat
quarter. Meckenstock, full back, IS
also expected to open up tomorrow
with a drive that will make the oppoS-
ing team sit up and take notice,
This morning Coach Smith announc-
ed that he had not decided Just wAat
time they will leave for Moline. II
all probability they will take the lI;IO
Rock Island passenger tram