The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-09-16
New Ul1n Not
Anticipating
Grid Massacre
ONLY LITTLE TEN GAME
OF WEEK MATCHES
OLD RIVALS

game slated for this week and
its Redwoods luck to be in it.
Coach Ben Tom and Coach Joe
Hartman, of the New Ulm team.
share worries over the first ap-
pearance of their proteges Friday
night under lights at New Ulm
while other coaches of the circuit
watch with interest, well satisfied
that they have another week or
two in which to round off the
edges.
The early game between two
old foes of the conference is the
result of determination at both
institutions to get the other back
on the schedule after an absence
OF two seasons. The conference
schedule makers have quite a lob
matching all the schools which
want to play each other and still
finding games for those teams on
the outskirts of the loop which
are not natural. rivals of MANY of
the other teams.
Lussenhop Out
The cardinals will probably be
without the services of speedy
Ross LuSSenhop in the backfieId.
due to boils, in which case Pat
Byram may get the post. Leo Joe
Lauterbach will start at quarter
Jurgen Aarthun at fullback and
Clarence Discher at the other
halfback. James Kohler and Ellis
Lang are starting ends, Lauritz
Aarthun and Tom Wolverton.
tackles; George Steele and Her
bert Bollum, guards and Ted
Kruger, center.
Reports from New Ulm indicate
Hartman has guard troubles. the
remainder of the team shaping up
rather well for so early in prac-
tlce. With nine lettermen back
and good squad of youngsters
coming up, Hartman doesn't figure
the Redwood team will perpetrate
aLother massacre there Friday
night by any means.
The New Ulm lineup is likely
to include Spelbrink, Ochs, Ger
Der and Anderson in the back
field with Lindmeier and Buenger
at ends, Eichten and Kortb at
tackles, Merkle, Thiede or Schmid
at guards and Landrum at center
Olivia Next Week
Next week all Of the schools
are playing non-conference on
ponents. Redwood entertains Oil
wa, Hutchinson meets Litchfield
Glencoe plays Norwood-Yo,rng
america, Springfield warns I1n
with Madelia, New Ulm PLAYS ST
Feter, Tracy meets Pipestone 81
James battles Jackson and Fair
mont meets Truman while SIeenv
Eye and Marshall are idle until
the following week.
Seventeen candidates answered
the first call for practice at
Springfield last week with more
reporting at later sessions. Coach
Jonn Crosse is training his men
Ior a tough schedule which in
Guides, besides the opener. ST
James at Springfield October
Springfield at Glencoe October q
springfield at Fairmont October
10, Springfield at Tracy October
~, Sleepy Eye at Springfield
Octooer 70, Springfield at Mar,
snail November S and Redwood
rails at Springfield November II
Several Veterans
The returning men incl,,de
Michael Lehrar, Deane Werring
vernon Fonken, Donald Schmidt.
SeIner, Guse, John Ochs, Girard
Ochs, Vernon Jenniges, Loren
hans, Lancelot Kruger. Lester
Blelen and Charles Pietsch. New
men who will be fighting for
place are Rummel, James Schmid
warren Potter, Henry Peters.
Clinton Bielen and Domeier.
TWenty-three men reported at
Sleepy Eye last week, most of
tnem new at the game. There are
but five lettermen back, Forest
Schutt, Kenneth Todnem. Row
Neal, Hilbert Hansen and James
Berkner, around whom Coach
Lloyd Kjelstad hopes to develop
his squad.
Montevideo, a Cardinal oppon-
ent although lot a conference
member, has IA lettermen back
and expects to develop strong
team. Monte will open at Madison
Friday night and will play Red
wood there October %.
Only five lettermen form the
nucleus of the Hutchir son squad
which will have a heavy line and
pony backfield.