Caption: Magazine - Illinois Magazine Selections #3 (1917)
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1 ! 11; I L L I N O I S MM V- 'vSE \/INK •• • * * - -v* ?i< ••••IKi' acting RUN] . I 3T -.in and a eran who knows I nf( otl 1 1 ^^^^^^•••••iH NICHOLS >ur plucky little quart .ok. the < iginal "p >-ii pai cular n irrying passengers on h plunj . His punting is very good, J nd ^a of a gain in his line !C] SI is i pecially Rood at 1 : ing, is a crack tackier, and ,r l < ing interference. Actingin r prominent members oJ that line you in the Wisconsin game. Larimer. MeGregor, ami Bregmail have shown up exceptionally well in the practice games will probably be used in the back part of the time. "Tug" Wilson h handicapped all season by repealed in- ' Rundquist is eclipsing " da al i; kl< . and is proving himeli an able leader, [ngwersen is playing great , at center, His ability to break through tli line is especially comdabl Klein and Mongrieg are imprc a1 juries, and with a little experience shoul prove a valuable man to the team. The weak points of the 1917 team seem to be the result ol' so many green men on the team and the shifting of players to new T h e new men a r e not a at t h e i r newl\ icquired positions | positions. end, \\(\ we :ped to h ir from them < later in the ea on. Klein is the best forard pa er in the lim up. Schlaudeman, ( Wei , Goelitz, and Kms are other tomed to varsity football, but they greatly interested and willing I loam ai no doubt will soon be well seasoned bv ON perience, It is in the men who have 1 n
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