Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-20
M'KAY WILL not
BE IN LINEUP
ON SATURDAY
Captain Hpaser May Also
Be On Side Lines During
Coyote Game

Cameron Mckay, veteran halfback
of the North Dakota University foot
ball team. will not start In the game
against Dakota next Saturday
eau of injuries received in the
jamestown game. it raj definitely an
nounced last evening by Coach Paul
Jones Davis. :,
Captain Dutch Houser, with a bad
knee from the Fargo college game
last Saturday, may also be on the
next Saturday afternoon when
the whistle blows although the coach
holds out hope that the husky line
man may get into shape for the con-
test.
In place of Mckay at halfback.
Burkman will be shifted from full to
fill that position, the coach said last
evening. With the exception Of the
two injured veterans the University
squad is in excellent condition for
the fray. A hard scrimmage last eve
ming and another this evening will
conclude the scrimmage work Of the
team in preparation for the game
Saturday and Friday afternoon will
be devoted to signal drilling.
S. D.. Plays Used
Last evening the coach tried out
some of the University of South Da-
kota plays against his first string men
and will probably direct similar at
tack against the Varsity this after
noon at scrimmage practice.
According to coach Davis, both the
North Dakota and South Dakota
teams Of this year -surpass the grid
iron machines of the two universities
OF last year. Both teams have q
wealth of veteran material and q we'll
developed style of attack. South Da-
kota is coming here with a veteran
team, many Of the men having seen
two n three years Varsity football.
The South Dakota line will average
we'll onto 100 pounds per man and
will probably prove a formidable wall
to penetrate for the Flickertail backs.
Captain Allison. at left end is a three
year man n was an all-state end
weighs $50 pounds and has played
Varsity football for~three years. Zim-
norman. at left guard, is a two year
mar n tips the beams at 1875 pounds.
Wilson, a 100 pound center, a prov
en- an outstanding star for the Coy
otes. He. showed exceptional speed
and ability to follow the BAL in the
ago..
Heavy Line
Soper is a 1sS-pound guard. who is
looked upon as a dangerous lineman
to opposing teams. Lund, at right
tackle, tips the beams at 1913 pounds
and Is an aggressive and heady player.
Hengel, right end. is a three-year man
weighing 100 pounds. He kicks we'll
and is an accurate passer and drop
kicker. Brown and Quintal are both
good quarters and which ever is used
may be looked upon to give a good
account of themselves.
In Metzger, Collins and Hawley the
Coyote coach has three veteran back
field men of a high calibre. Metzker,
at right half, is a dangerous open field
runner and a good ground gamer on
off-tackle plays. Collins, at right
half. is also a good open field runner
and a CONSTANT ground gamer. Haw-
ley, with two years experience at full,
hard and furnish a good defense be-
hind the line.
Bleachcrs Completed
The new bleachers nave been COM
pleted at the University and there will
the east side of the field for the spe-
cia1 accommodation Of the Rotary,
Commercial and Kiwanis clubs at the
game Saturday. The Kiwanis club will
have a drum corps at the game and
the other two clubs will have the city
band out.
A new parking system for cars will
be instituted for the contest Satur-
day n car will be allowed to park
with the exception of the portions di-
rectly in front of the stands. With
this arrangement it is assured that oil
machines will be Accommodated at the
game. There will be a seating capa-
city for more than 1000 rooters in
the stands, according to Coach Davis.
Saturday being Homecoming Day al