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In happy days of yore three newswriters and two telegraph instruments were pressed intoservice t o give a waiting world acco unts of games on Nor thro p Field.

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Lineup of Minnesota Team(A s 7'epo7'ted by almost any newswrite 7' in the city o fChica15o)Left end _____ __Alexander the Great. Left Tackle _______ __ __ __Tiglath Pileser.Left Guard __________________ _____SamsonCenter _ _______ ____Vulcan or HerculesRight Guard ____________ __ __________ThorRight Tackle __ : ___ __ ___Eric the RedRight End ___ __ _________Ghengis KhanQuarterback ______ __Attilla or LokiLeft Half ________________ __ ____ ________AjaxRight HaIL __________ _ ack a' DempsFullback _____ ______________Paul Bunyan

.Substitutes: Hiawatha, Little Crow,Sitting Bull, James J. Hill, RobertDollar, James Bridger, Kit Carson,Biffalo Bull, Governor John Lind, Fath-er Hennepin, Hernando De Soto, ColeYounger, Jesse James, Knut Nelson,and Hugh Glass.Officials: Four gauchos of the Apoca-lypse.Coach: Satan.

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thru .the years!It's a source of great satisfaction tous---as "football-minded" firms inthe Chamber of C o m m e ~ c e - - - t o see our State "stick with" theMinnesota Varsity.Back in the nine ties---and downthru the years, we have cheered'em on! Let's hope that we'll allbe on hand---with healthy lungs,when the team of 1950 trots intothe Stadium! :: .. ..

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Crashing Hoosiers Invade the StadiumBig Indiana Team Meets Minnesota Today/or First Clash

Since Far-off 1922MNNESOTA plays it s last homeconference game of the 'seasontoday against no less an opponentthan Pat Page's dashing teamfrom ' Indiana University.Neither is an unbeaten team, buton the other hand,neither is by anymeans a weak team,and the day's sport will give a

line on the relative merits of suchIndiana players as Bennett, Balay,Harrell, Reinhardt and Magnabosco and Minnesotans such asNagurski, Brockmeyer, Hovde,Kirk, Burdick and Pharmer.Both teams are captained inthe line, Indiana by Defensive Captain Mathew andMinnesota byGeorge Gibson,Bennett, a halfback, is Indiana's offensivecaptain. On occasion he canbe extremelyoffensive, whilerunning with the ball.

Indiana is PresidentL. D. Coffman's university, from which hewas graduated in 1905and received advanceddegrees in 191 0 and19 12, Z. G. Clevenger,Indiana's athletic director, was in college inPresident Coffman'stime, which is statedhere as a matter of interest, not that it willmake any difference inthe ' attitude of the twoelevens at kick-off time.

ing game to Iowa. Indiana, on theother hand, has won from Minnesota'sancient but enfeebled rival, Michigan.Today's game is the seventhbetween these two teams. In1906 ' Minnesota edgedout an 8 to 6 victoryover the Indiana players, winning also. in 1917, 1919,192 1 and 192 2,the most recentg am e beingMinnesota's bya score of 20 toO. But in 1920Indiana's great elevend ow n e d Minnesotahandily, 2 1 to 7.Notwithstanding it slosses to Illinoisand Ohio, In diana's 1 92 8football team isadmittedly oneof the strongestthat ever represented that institution. This

is Pat Page's third yearat the Hoosier university, and his system hasbegun to work. Hisline is heavy and J-.asthe fighting quality. Hisbackfield is both fastand heavy, with someoutstanding plungersand certain gentlemenvery agile at kicking.Today's game shouldbe one of the season'sbest, with nothing certain until curfew callsthe children from thefield of play,Illinois and Ohio

have beaten Scarletthis year. Minnesotahas lost a heart-break-

Above: Harrell, Indiana's notedback; below, Robert Mathew, defensive captain of Indiana.

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4 The Minnesota Goal PostCrashing Hoosiers Invade the Stadium

(Continued from Page 3)Minnesota has another game of prime inee, Yakima, Shoshone, Pawnee,importance in Memorial Stadium. The Kiowa, Caddo, Sioux, Winnebago,fast charging Redskins of the Haskell Delaware, Piute, Yuma and OjibwayIndian Institute will whoop up from tribes. One player, John Sanders,their far southwestern lair a week from comes from Colombia, South America,today armed to the teeth with their and is reputed ' to be the only man fromtrusty stocks, bonds and certificates of south of the Rio Grande ever to playdeposit from the Oklahoma oi l fields. on a North American football team,Fifteen men on the Haskell squad John Levi, greatest of Haskell's playstand more than six feet in their moc- ers is one of the coaches and may havecasin feet. In their hordes are repre- taught his mates how to make touchsentatives of the Cherokee, Creek, downs from the kickoff. White man,Chippewa, Ottawa, Oneida, Menom- have a care!

Old Timer's WeekThe Scotchman was pricing linen collars." T h e s e ~ " "Two fo r a quarter .""For one"Fifteen cents."Now, al l together, what did the canny Scot

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GOING GOPHERSOV ER there at the side are four fastfootball players whom no one isparticularly eager to get rid of . Read-ing from top to bottom, their namesare Fred Hovd e, Kenneth Haycraft,C lay ton Gay and Clarence Arendsee.T hei r p ositions are quarterback, end,end and fullb ack , and all have doneMinnesota and themselves great creditby their p erformances during their play-ing years.

Hovde will long be remembered forhis 91 yard run to a touchdown againstIowa this fall, a performance that byal l rights should have won the ballgam e. It was small wonder afterplaying all afte rnoon and making thatrun in the last period that he was un-able to catch the fresh (both ways)Mr. Pape when that gentleman brokethrough the Minnesota line two playslater and went 63 yards of hi s own toscore a touchdown for Iowa.

Hovde became a regular only inhis senior year, not through any faultof his own, but because Barnhart, Ny-dahl, Almquist and Joesting hadworked together too long to be dis-turbed.

Ken Haycraft , coming from no far-ther away than Wayzata, has been oneof the best ends ever to play for Min-nesota . Relatively small, like Hovde,Haycraft is richly endowed with in -testinal fortitude, to which he has add-ed a highly developed skill. His playhas pulled many a ball game out ofthe fire for Minnesota, his specialtybeing the act of plucking long passesout of the air on the goal line, ornear it.

Clay ton Gay, basketball and foot-ball man, has done yeoman service in:nany games into which he has beensent while Haycraft or Tanner was tak-ing a rest: He has always been de-pendable and fast. Gay hails fromMoose Lake.

Clarence "Dutch" Arendsee, hail-ing from Aberdeen, S. D., has beena reliable backfield man over threefootball years.


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The Minnesota Goal Post 13Roster of the Squads

MINNESOTA INDIANA22 Gordon. M. back 12 Baker end23 Haycraft. j . end 13 Faunce back24 Brockmeyer. W. back 14 Hoover back25 Brownell. W. back Ashby back26 LekselI. R. back ) Richardson back27 Gay. C. end . 17 Bennett guard28 Bardwell. R. bar :'_ 18 Weaver end29 Hovde. F. back 19 Sprunger back30 Champion. E. b a 21 Crawford back31 Timm. L. back 22 Ross back32 Westin. L. back 23 C. Benne tt back (Captain)33 Johnson. W . end 25 Baxter center36 Robertson. M. back 26 Harrell back37 Johnson. Lloyd center 27 Brubaker back38 Burdick. Q. back - 28 Catterton end39 Fryckman. M. tackle 29 Randolph center40 , Hoefler. end 30 Showalter end41 Geer. A . center 31 Hiler end32 Reinhardt back42 Berry. P. center 33 Todd back43 Oster. AI. end 34 Parks back44 Gibson. G. guard (Captain) 35 Magnabosco back45 Haycraft. K. end 36 Balay back46 Kirk. P. back 37 Mathew guard (Def. Capt.)38 McCracken end47 Tanner. R . end 39 Shields tackle49 Angvik. A. guard 40 Swihart guard53 Hamman. E. end 41 Trobau gh guard54 Pharmer. A. back 42 Moss tackle55 Kakela. W. 43 Butts tacklec;enter 44 Shrader tackle56- Appman. E. guard 45 Mankowski center57 Pulkrabek. L. guard 46 Unger end58 Arendsee. C. back 47 Jasper end60 Langenberg. G. tackle 48 Hughes back49 Shannahan guard62 Gross. P. guard 50 Briner guard63 Berghs . L. tackle 51 Crowe end65 Oja. B. guard 52 Waraska tackle61 Emlein. H. tackle 53 Hojnacki tackle72 Nagurski. B. full

54 Jacobson tackle55 Hill tackle73 Westphal. E . full 56 Dudding tackle77 Ukkelberg. E. tackle 57 Ringwalt guard78 Johnson. Lwr . tackle 58 Scott guard

THE SCORE1s t Qtl'. 2d Qtr. 3d Qtr. 4th Qtr. Final

Minn.Indiana

MINNESOTA INDIANATouchdowns ...... ... ........ Touchdowns ............. - - . . -Goals from field ............... Goals from field ... ___ . _ . _ . _ . __ .Goals from touchdown ......... Goals from touchdown . . - . . .


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GOING GOPHERSMNNESOTA is going to lose someof its most redoubtable playersat the conclusion of the 1928 footballseason. In the column at the side areshown, from top to bottom, CaptainGeorge Gibson, Lawrence "Duke"Johnson, Edgar Ukkelberg, who putthe battle in Battle Lake, and AndrewGeer of Crookston.

Taking Gibson, Johnson and Ukkel-berg out of any man's line is goingto leave a gaping vacancy that can notbe filled by mere magic. Gibson andthe Duke have been regulars for threestraight y ears, ~ n o t h e r asset which aplayer can not pick up at a moment'snotice, and this is Ukkelberg's secondyear as a first string r e g u l ~ r . Geer,also, is play ing his third year of Go-pher football, having come out as ahalfback, only to be transformed inhis senior year in to a capable center,which position he contests with WayneKakela and Lloyd Johnson.

One has reason for wondering wheth-er th e kind of line material Minnesotahas been having for the past few yearscan always be assembled. There is nodenying that the team has been for-tunate in this respect, although it isequally true that material for line sub-stitutions has been on a plane hazard-ously below that of the first string.

M inn esota's entire line is m a d ~ upof men from Minnesota towns andgraduates of Minnesota high schools,with the exception of George Gibson,who hails from Medford, Okla. Gib-son and- hi s brother Bill chose Minne-sota among al l the universities fouryears ago and rode up here on a boxcar, or bronco, or something, to attendcollege. Results were mutually satis-factory.

Minnesota bids these four linemenfarewell with deep regret. Maybe ithas to be, but it's not right.


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Thanks To the "M" ClubM NNESOTA sincerely appreciatt:"the efforts of the Minnesota "M"Club. whose members have workedfaithfully to sell the advertising for thisfall's issue of "The Goal Post." Thesmall percentage that goes to them fo rthis work goes into the treasury of tht:club to support it s activities helpful toMinnesota athletics. No "M" clubmember received any return to himself .This is the second year that the clubhas helped in the production of an adequate publication to be distributed atMinnesota football games. and it isthrough their efforts that Minnesota isstill able to produce a program free.Minneapolis and St. Paul advertisersshould think of "The Goal Post" as aworth-while advertising medium andshould make some provision in theirannual budget to buy "Goal Post"space.Officers of the "M" club are as follows: President. George K. Belden;vice pres'ident. Arnold C. Oss; secretary and treasurer. Oliver S. Aas .

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20 The Minnesota Goal PostProminent Former Hoosier

President L. D. Coffman

MINNESQTA 'S most prominentalumnus of Indiana University,B.A., '05; M.A., 'fo; Ph.D., '12, isshown in the cut above. He will berecognized immediately as PresidentLotus D. Coffman, sometimes unwillingly entitled "chancellor" of the in stitution. President Coffman insiststhat he became "chancellor" in 1851,but was not born fo r nearly 30 yearsafter that, so it must be al l wrong.President Coffman was for sometime a member of the Indiana facultyand is a loyal Hoosier, except on football days when Indiana and Minnesotahappen to be clashing. At such moments not even the hardiest would dare,question his complete loyalty to thesturdy team of Northmen.At one time President Coffman wasprincipal of a high school in JamesWhitcomb Riley's home state, and inthat capacity also coached the variousathletic teams. His track squad, alittle bird reports, was none too strong,especially in the two-mile event. Butthere was one lad, an inexperiencedfellow, who gave promise of devel-

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Prominent Former Hoosier(Continued (pom Faile 20)

opment. This boy lived four milesfrom town, and each day he and hissister drove in , riding in an old-fashioned buggy.President Coffman at this pointbrought his wits into action and suggested that the lad practice the twomile run by chasing the buggy intotown daily, rather than riding in it.Day after day his sister had to drivethe old gray mare faster to keep outof that young Hoosier's way.

This story is going to finish in goodorthodox fashion. When the day ofthe big meet came, did he win the race?DID HE?

They had to shoot him at the endof tw o miles to keep him from runningfour and being disqualified for competing in the wrong event.-George Whitcomb McCutcheon

Committee on AthleticsFOOTBALL and al l other intercollegiate athletics at Minnesota aremanaged in the last instance by a committee of the University Senate, headed by a famous Minnesota athlete ofthe past and booster of the Present.Ernest B. Pierce, general secretary ofthe alumni association.With Mr. Pierce on -the committeeare Professors James Paige, Otto ZeIner, W. B. Boyd, H. S. Diehl andW. T . Middlebrook; Arnold C. Ossand R. B. Rathbun, representing thealumni, and two students, Lester Bolstad and Carroll S. Geddes.

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Songs of MinnesotaHAIL, MINNESOTA!Minnesota, hail to thee!Hail to thee, our college dear!7hy light shall ever be

A beacon bright and clear.Thy sons and daughters trueWill proclaim thee near and lar.They will guard thy lame and adorethy name,Thou shalt be their Northern Star.Like the stream that bends to sea,Like the pine that seeks the blue,Minnesota, still lor thee7 hy sons are strong and true.From thy woods and water lair,From thy prairies waving lar,At thy call they throng with theirshout and songHailing thee their Northern Star.

THE ROVSERMinnesota, hats oR to thee!To thy colors true we shall eVerbe;Firm and strong, united are we,Rah! Rah! Rah! lor Ski-V-Mah,(Shouted) Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah!Rah! lor the V. 01 M.

LET'S GO, MINNESOTAMin-ne-so-ta! Come on! Let's go!/t 's a loyal crowd that's here;With a Sis-boom-ah, a Ski-V-Mah,For the var-si-ty we cheer Rah!Rah!The old fight gang! On your toes-Slam! Bang!Hit 'em hard and hit 'em low.So Fight, Minnesota-Fight!Min-ne-so-ta! Come on! Let's go!(Words underlined are to be shouted, not sung)

MINNESOTA FIGHT SONGOh, you Gophers, you fightingGophers!Break 'that line and win this game!Fight it thru, men, win the Big Ten,Make them sorry that they came.For the glory 01 Minnesota!For the honor that's her due!For Maroon and Gold be warriorsbold,For Dear Old "V."

GOPHER M

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Go! Go-pher victory,Minnesota Go!Go! Go-pher victoryHit them hard and low!(Rah! Rah! Rah!)-- --Go! Go-pher victory,We can always win!With a (Rah! Rah! Rah!Skiumah! Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah!Minnesota! )We can fight! fight! fight! fight!Come on Minnesota,Let's go!

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