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ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President Theodore Holtorf Financial Secretary Fred Pfitzer Treasurer — Paul Schmidt Vice-President Waldo Bartels Recording Secretary Andrew Bahnsen Recorder Carl Rueggeberg Master of Property Arno Franke Association Football (SOCCER) TEAM MEMBERS 1. H. Heuser, referee. 2. F. Koepke, f. b. 3. W. Bartels, g. 4. A. Franke, f. b. 5. A. Babnsen, manager. 6. H. Haas, h. b. 7. P. Schmidt, c. h. 8. R. Keller, h. b. 9. F. Horak, f. b. 10. E. Bizer, 1. 11. A. Egli, 1. 12. A. Bierbaum, 1. 13. P. Graboski, 1. 14. B. Klick, 1. 15. J. Bizer, 1. 16. F. Fuehring, h. b., not pres- ent. 30
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FOOTBALL BY ANDREW BAHNSEN. Association Football, better known as Soccer, is a game well divided along the forward line, B. Klick shooting 7 which was introduced into this country from Europe. Be- A. Bierbaum 5, E. Bizer 3, P. Grabowski 3, A. Egii 1, and cause it is played with less roughness and more science than P. Schmidt 1. Toward the latter part of the season the Eugby, it is becoming more and more popular among Col- team was somewhat weakened, for Schmidt, who starred lege sportsmen. Eleven players are needed to make up a as center-halfback, had his foot hurt so that he was unable team. Any part of the body may be used in propelling the to play the rest of the season. Other players were dis- ball, except the hands and arms. The goalkeeper is the qualified because they were pronounced ineligible by ttie only one who is allowed to use his hands. He guards the faculty. Often second team players had to show their met- goal which is eight feet high and eight yards long, thru tie whenever first team men were disqualified, which the ball must pass before a goal is scored. The second team played two games against Crane High Soccer was first started at Elmhurst as early as 1880, School, winning both games. In the first game against but official games against outsiders have been recorded only this High School, W. Berndt shot 2 goals, E. Lehman -1, since 1909. Every team since then, has been trying to p. Lehman 1, and F. Schweinfurth 1 ; in the second game make a better record than the team of the foregoing year. p. Geisler was the only one who was able to get a goal thin The team of 1909 won four games out of six, 1910 won the enemy ' s line. The season passed off with only two one out of five; 1911 won two out of six; 1912 won eight note-worthy accidents; at the beginning of the season, of out of ten (Intercollegiate Champions of the Middle West) . course, there were many stiff joints and sore shins, but these When the players answered the call of play on Sept. were soon forgotten. 13, only three of the last year ' s squad reported for practise. September 20 Palmer Park 6— Elmhurst 3 This made the prospects of the coming season look rather September 27 Campbell Eovers 1— Elmhurst 3 doubtful, for it was necessary to tram eight new men for October 18 .Crane H. S. 0— Elmhurst 5 the first game, which was scheduled for bept 20. t October 25 McCormick Sem ' n ' y 1— Elmhurst 9 The first and second teams were selected, and on the + g McCormick Sem ' n ' y 0— Elmhurst 1 first Monday after vacation the regular practise started November 15 Palmer Park 3— Elmhurst 1 J ust the day before the first game which was schecluled November 22. . . .United Football Club 3— Elmhurst 0 with the Palmer Park team, who claimed the 135 lbs cham- November 27 ....... Crane H. S. 0— Elmhurst 1 pionship, Bartels, the regular goalkeeper had his shoulder November 27 Bricklayers 3— Elmhurst 0 hurt, so A. Franke was substituted. The defeat we re- November 29 Lincoln Park 1— Elmhurst 1 ceived that Saturday did not discourage the players m the -pi i, . or least, but made them practise all the harder. Total. . . . Opponents 18.-Elmhurst 26. The season lasted until the 27 of November, during fSecond team games, which time ten games were played. The goals were pretty JPlayea at Lincoln Park. 31
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