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- y „ rYi *. “v • K 1My- ■Report To Coach Evans; Five Letter Mlt;AAppiftximately 45 high _____of all sizes, shapes and degrees ol ability,) answered Coach / tJ M. Ev-[aiis? first call lor )football practice ^yesterday. Added to the 45 who reported for practice, are: 15 additional- candidates to whom shits have been i^ued* bringing, thd totaL oi the squad to 60, undoubtedly- the .largest in the history of the school; A iflmong, the. group were five letter men of. last season, around whom ithe team^will be built, . and also seven others who were on/ last yearns squad. .These seven gainpd some valuable experience last yefar, and should figure, largely lin the team s success this season. Included among the unexperienced aspiranto- at yesterday's practice] session I were several huskies whd should find little trouble in laxiding a job on the first string. Of the remainder, a few, who ^are .large enough Vwill ske service in games, and ! those who are npt.large enough. will;./ benefit by healthy’ exercise and- experiencewhich will- prove helpful in the fu-ture- ■ ■ i ,; Training To: Be Hardv\From what the boys experienced yesterday,. it / appears that sfcric1 training and hard work will ’feature the-three or ifour wfeeks dff practici hi! preparing for the season's schedule of; games. Preceding. yeStbrdaydrill, iCoach Evans made a shorttalk before the boys in which hi‘■laid down the law,r and explained what is to be expected of eaih and syery candidate. Following this came series of. limbering up exercises intended to Ioosep up unused musses,*;1 thqn. rumhing an i ; kicking, massing and catching the ball, until he would-be gridsters were tired todL ready for the showers. ,/ Practice in all the fundamentals if the game will continue , for about wo weeks, before scrimmage is started./After a week of scrimmag-nr Coach- Evans will j know 1 fairly veil the; possibilities lt;jf the ;t?am.I The. first game, on ^ the conference chedule for the tola i team, is withbartons; high A This, game! vjill be flayed at;, night, under , the lights,is will;-two . or three more of the p-of-t# games. ? A game might \e; . arrangedA with some smaller chool to be Rlayea two weeks fromf'riday, in order that the strongnd; weak, points of the team might * brought out, preVioiis ; to the pening conference contest.; The Mettp : men reporting forractide: yesterday ’were as follows:iihemen—Tom Christy, Max Mc-Nay and captain Fred Litwin; bacleld men-—Ear! Finley; and iavis; ;: Those who were on fjuad last ypkt but did not re r letter j arp Copening, Little, Luck y, Pecs; Roc, Sickd, and Rich. |The newcomers are the* followinglaker, Bowlus,; Brainard, Cox, Chii ress; Crick; Dunlap, : Donaldsoi tan away, Ensminger; Fairwedttte: [AFixiley, Griffin; Hurley, Hiirlocl 'olland, Kelley. /Lane, Lewmar torrpw, Melvin, Miller, Milne, Me eei;: .Maxon,- McNally. - Nitewin* lchols, Oliver, Papin, Russell, Riclt; lefca,: Schell, R, Taylor, Townsenc [hpeler, MdFarfand, D. Taylor, Ad Bixbyj. Robinson, Slack, Greg -Williams and Nelson. : VA j—^ -. j - ■ • . . *i •
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Iola Register
Iola, Kansas, US
Wed, Sep 09, 1931
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Barbara G.
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