Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-28
GOOD
FOR MlN0T TEAM
Complete Eleven Can Be
Formed From Last Years
First String Men.
(Herald Special Service.)

Minot, N. D.. Aug. 2S.-Football
prospects at the Minot high school
for the coming season are the bright
est in many years, in the opinion Of
DR.. c. X. Allen, who will assist Coach
+. C .Flug this fall in rounding out
a squad of gridiron huskies that is
expected to make trouble for any
high school team in the state.
a great deal was accomplished to-
ward developing the 1922 football ma
chine by the work done in the six
weeks Of spring practice this year.
Practically three full teams reported
for workouts during that period and
the interest exhibited by the players
is said to, have exceeded the hopes Of
their instructors and local FOOTBALL
fans. AS a result of the thorough
training received in the fundamentals
of the game, the customary prelim-
mary training in the fall IA be dis
pensed with to a considerable extent
and the various candidates and squads
will be enabled to scrimmage and per-
feet offensive and defensive tactics
within a comparatively short time
after reporting for the first workout.
Wealth of Material. i,
Practically a full eleven can y be
formed from players who played at
various times on the first squad Of
last "a In fact Samuelson, center,
and jacobson, guard, are the only
members of the first team who win
be absent this year On account Of
graduation. THE pivot position this
year will probably be filled by Cor
bett, who last war played at tackle
on the oftense and at center, on the
defense. His sterling work last sea-
son placed him in the ranks Of the
states best linemen. - 4
Other members of last years first
string squad who will likely be avail
able for the 1922 team are Johns,
! Goldberg. the Dunnellt brothers. Han
sen, Smart, Peterson. Amsler, Nor
gan, Knopfler. Mcdonnell and from
bly,. y A.
/ Members Of the 1921 second team
who are bound to make a strong bid
for a regular berth this fall are Wal
/: rath, Leighton, Kelly, Tompkins, b.
kovoy, Lowe, Wartchow. Williams
and Youngman. Stearns and Hills.
two huskies, who participated in the
workouts, are also due for on
sideration. q" =
1t is also said that two or three
players from outside points have sig
nified their intention of entering
school here this falk One Of these
is Fox of Leeds. who is a? track star
but who is believed will develop into
a first class football man. Fox broke
the halt and quarter mile state, rec
ords at the interscholastic track and
field meet at Grand Forks this spring.
A tackling dummy and charging
machine will be mong the new train
ing equipment that will be available
this year. The latter wiz be con-
structed under the direction Of Lewis
G. Harter. Industrial arts supervisor
of the Minot schools, and will be
ready by the time the season opens.
Mr.. Harter will also act as the official
coach OF the second team. thus CIV
ing Coach Flug and his assistant. DR..
G. K. Allen. an opportunity to devote
then entire efforts and time toward
directing the d%estinies of the first
string material. ="
The 1922 schedule follows: "
September 30-Kenmare at Minot,
October 7-Minot at Rugby.
October 14-Bowbells at Minot.
October 21-Minot at Bismarck.
October 28-Williston at Minot.
November 4--Minot 1t Devils Lake.