The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-15
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MEET GOPHER,
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OMAHA TEAMS
Jackrabbits Play Four Confer.
ence Games in Schedule
Ten Contests
DOZEN MEN RETURN

DOZEN MEN RETURN
W.
Western Union and Three
South Dakota College Teams
Are on Schedule
Two practice sessions = day super
vised BY five experienced coaches
are beginning to show results on
football fundamentals at the South
Dakota State football camp. Moth
ing is taken for granted by Coach
Cy KAsker, and the instruction
ranges from proper falling on the
ball to intricate training in offensive
play.
Arrivals yesterday and today
brought the squad above the forty
mark. The appearance yesterday Of
Schaefer and Hiner, veterans Of last
year, sent 4 little thrill down the
sidelines. Schaefer, who was rated
Is one Of the best Of the conference
backs last year. looked fit and ap-
peared to have filled out . little.
Hiner, . good tackle last year until
he broke his nose, was shifted into
the center group Immediately and
has been working there both days
under "Moose" Coffey. Jenison, big
frosh tackle, also showed up, and, Il
he makes use Of his power, should
win 4 berth some place in the line.
Has Tough Schedule
South Dakota States grid team
faces one Of the toughest schedules
in the North Central conference this
year, playing four games against
conference. teams, three against
strong South Dakota college teams,
the University Of Minnesota's B
team, Western Union, and Creighton.
1.-THE three opening games are with
Huron, Dakota Wesleyan, and Co.
lumbus, small colleges in South Da.
kota which have maintained splendid
records. Conference games are
scheduled with the University Of
North Dakota, the University Of
South Dakota, North Dakota State,
and Morningside.
Minnesota's B team is in keeping
with plan inaugurated this year
by schools in the Big Ten conference
to have more than one team repre-
sent the school and consequently give
more athletes = chance to show their
skill.
The Creiehton-South Dakota State
game is always . crowd-drawer, and
Creighton never fails to schedule .
game with the Jaekrabbits. Western
Union always puts . strong outfit in
the fall campaign.
A squad Of 81, with II letter men
form last year returning, greeted
States new coach, Cy Kasper, when
the first call was sounded for foot
bail candidates last week. Kasper
succeeds c. A. "Jack" West, who
replaces tod" Rockwell at North
Dakota this year.
Dividing the squad last week into
four sections, Kasper took charge
Of the backs; Assistant Coaches Eek
berg and Edlnonds drilled the guards
and tackles; Moose Coffey, former
State star. handled the centers; and
George Thompson, new freshman
coach and former Jackrabbit end,
worked with the wingmen.
Practically all the old backs re-
| ported, including Englemann, Frand-
sen, Parks, Harding, Henry. and
Walters. Among new candidates
for baeldield positions are Arnold,
Schultz. Simonson, Colby, and Lud-
KaspAr has bssn working Harry
Baker, = back last year, Madison,
Mimi, in .af, end along with Krue,
Eggers and Herting, veterans. Mad
den and Horrigan, Z basketball man,
are also included lin this group. l.
Another likely shift was made
apparent when Hadler, last years
reserve. fulfback. was placed in the
lpivot group. Hadler has plenty Of
beet and .naay work into the vacant
center berth nicely. Jensen, ! r..
serve, and Huisinga, sophomore, were
included il this group.
Adler, Hiner and Thoreson were
the tackle letter man returning, but
Hoberg, Larson and Nelson 81 the
reserves and Christie and Korte-
meyer Of Last years frosh squad
have . beefy appearance.
States schedule follows:
Huron 1t Huron, Sept. ~.
Dakota Wesleyan ct Brookings,
Set. %.
Columbus 1t Sioux Falls, Oct. Is,
University Of North Dakota q
Grand Forks, Oct. 20.
University Of South Dakota q
Brookings, Oct. 81 (Hobo Day).
Creighton. ct Brookings. Nov. 3.
North Dakota State 1t Brookings,
Nov. 10.
.Minnesota B at Minneapolis,
Nov. ~.
Western Union 1t IL Mars
Nov. q.
Morninsside 1t Sioux City, Nov. 20.