The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
IDIANS WINNING FAME
AS FOOTBALL COACHES
my Carlisle Graduates Hold
~ Down Good Positions as
Gridiron Mentors
al ExENDINE AND MT.
PLEASANT WELL-KN0WN
~ Proving He is Good at Teach
Z lng Paleface as In Beating
q Him ,s.v, s,. r..ss.

CARLISLE, Pa. Oct. 27-The In
1lnn has made another step forward
Ia his amazing march of progress The
.ountry Is familiar with the athletic
towess OF the redskin, but II Is not
0n6rally known that Eo is today In
|>nony fields actually guiding and d.
resting the energies Of his white
>rothren.
Solely along the line of football and
<<ot considering other branches OF
&nort the Carlisle Indian school has
turned out q great many men who are
naking their living or have placed
<omselyes In positions OF prominence
11xough their ability to train young
lhletes.
Albert Exendine, who was a famous
"a and football captain at Carlisle,
uas very successful as head coach
q Otterbein university, In Ohio, for
no years, which position he relin-
<7lohed to help Warner last fall, Al
a. II last years Georgetown game he
layed In washington to assist In put
||1ng Oeorgetown's eleven In shape for
xs VirRinia game. Exendine so pleas
M the athletic authorities Of George
1own that he was engaged as head
Zach for this year.
"a Frank Mt. Pleasant, who was sWh
0nely-rounded athlete and football
norterback, served as athletic direc-
20 q Franklin and Marshall for one
onx and for several years ne has
nnched at the Indiana tPa) State
6Gmal school, also teaching French.
~ this season coached the West
lrGinia Wesleyan university eleven.
WilIiam Gardner was one OF the
rontest OF Carlisle's ends. He had
&nree OF athletics at the Louisville
@ky.) Manual Training school for sew
ol years and coached for one year
otterbein. and IL at present the ath-
Vic director at the University OF
- South, at Sewanee, Tenn. Gus
To1sh. captain OF last years Indian
am. Ii head coach at Conway hall, a
nding eastern preparatory school at
Bomus Pierce, who was head coach
- Carlisle for two years, has also
cnched Sherman institute and the
<oko1l school, at Lawrence. Kana
me be has put In two seasons as
IA football coach at Kenyon college.
1unfd Rodgers, another Carlisle In
~. who played here and was after
rd captain Of the University Of
1nnesota team, served at Carlisle In
~, when Warner left to coach Cor
rank Cayou, q former Carlisle half
<nk and sprinter, has been a very
tooafuI coach for q number Of
~. having been at wabash college,
1nnn. and for several years at
o2hington university. st. Louis VII
m Charles, q former halfback, has
- Instrumental In developing ath-
1fc6 n the government school at
no MINI.
yyflliam Lone-Star Dietz. one of the
ut tackles on the Carlisle elevens,
IN has . government position Ut Car
1Io and has been valued assistant
Warner for the past three years.
&mtonio Lubo, 1907 football captain.
assistant coach here now, and has
ri Ne Academic and high school coach
~ experience In New York state and
r. the west.
William Carlow, who finished foot
IN e Carlisle last fall as first-class
inter, Ia now an assistant football
Zach at West Virginia Wesleyan.
Charles Guyon, former Carlisle
aver, known widely as Wahoo, has
<oen employed In an athletic capacity
~ the University of Georgia. and Is
,ow interested In sporting goods en-
fnEprises. A large number Of other
[<niians have taken up athletic train
]nx. among whom are Emil Waseuka.
||rFitx Hendricks and Peter Hauser. the
Later now at Elreno, Okla. Last year
~. German, q strong Carlisle line
1layer, coached the fast Villanova