Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-20
FOOT BALL SEASON
IN WEST AT HAND

1 formerly represented the Gophers Ora
! duation. scholastic troubles and parental
/ objections have robbed the school Of some
OF last years stars and around four
vetcrans-Captain Rosenthal tackle Dun
nigan. guard; Scion. end. and Herman,
end Williams must build his team. Scion
may be transferred TO fulback. OF the
rcserves,t the following are said 20 be likely
candidates: Wallace Hamilton, half:
Carl Haedge. half: Dttle. tackle; stlckney,
back Ellerbe. llnemsn Wyatt. end;
Claude Ehrenberg. tackle; schoter, back;
Kelahan. back; Rafferty,, line; Anderson.
back; j. II. Mundy, end; Farrell. back
Deidrlch, line; HUSKY line; Moss, end ;
Meyer, line; Moudry, line; Young. line;
Quist, end spralka, line, and Connolly,
back.
Only three veterans have been left on
the Iowa squad, Barron, tackle; Gross,
quarter, and Parsons, quarter and half
OF the new men expected to turn out,
Wayne Gorrell is the only nneman. and
early reports from Iowa were that zoo
pound men were extremely scarce. The
best Of the candidates so far appear to
be Earl DEMO, Gorrell. Ernest Wills.
William Donnelly and Herman Garrett
son. It is said.
Reports from Northwestern and Ohio
State indicate the gridiron leaders are
stil In doubt as to the men likely 70
show up.
Both Squads working.
Added interest will be drawn this year
to the careers Of Michigan and Notre
Dame because the former plays Harvard
at Cambridge October 81 and the latter
meets Yale October II. Both squads al
ready have begun work. Exponents Of
modern foot ball as played in this part of
the country. both are expected to show
the development Of the forward pass
which last year made their game-par-
ticularly that Of Notre Dame-note-
worthy.
With the problems of filling tho hole
left by the clever Craig and the devel-
opment Of line facing hirn. Coach Yost
already has begun work on the Michi-
gan squad. Ten men CHASED as regulars
are expected 20 have reported by the
opening Of the school year. including
Captain Raynsford, tackle or center:
Ernest Hughitt, quarter; Charles Barton,
center; John Lyons, end; Elton James,
end; j. Bland Catlett. half; Martin Gait
half; w. ID. Sochran. guard Frank Nc
Hale. guard: Thomas II. Bushnell. half.
Lending candidates among the reserves
include Frank Willard, tackle; Harry
Mead. back; Walter Niemann. center:
Karl Staatz, end; c. o. Skinner, tackle;
Robert Watson. llneman; Carl Craven,
end; John Maulbetsch, full; Maurice
Dunno. end; Eugene 8. Cohn, back; Dom
aid Ffnibeiner lineman; Frank d. Quail
llneman; Leland II. Benton. llneman; L.
c. Reimann, lineman: Clyde E. Bastlan
back. L. l. Splawn. who made a good
showing on the Freshman team last year
is expected TO rival Hughitt and Catiett
for the kicking honors.
Chief among the problems which con-
front Coach Jesse Harper Ia that OF find
ing quarterback TO take the place of
Dorais Dorais's work with the forward
pass was one OF the features OF Notre
Danes play last fall ElchenIhub, the
famous fullbeck OF the gold and blue. win
return, and others expected back are Fin
negan, Dugan. Pliska and Bergman.
Among the most promising OF the reserves
Is Cofaui, a halfback OF the smashing
type who is likely TO prove a star, ac-
cording TO those who have seen his work
this season.
Coach Macklin expects another good
year with the Michigan Aggies. claimants
of the western championship. Captain
Julian leads a set OF fast veterans which
will form the nucleus OF the eleven
Nine veterans are expected to report at
Western Reserve TO Coach Walter Pow
ell. They are Captain Ray Englehart,
O. r.VkN. u
tackle; Ray Portman guard; Jack Price.
end; Maynard sheldon, tackle; Herman
Schuele. quarterback; Louis Landy. half
back. Reserves include Frank Baird. end /;
Will Hiles. end; Leonard Hole. lineman;
Persky. lineman; Curry, end; Denaple,
halfback; Pentland. halfback: Craigan.
liRemani Zimmerman. lineman; Novario.
lineman; oatman. halfback; Young. half
back. Englehart, Price and Portman are
expected 10 do the kicking.
At Case, Coach Wesley expects back
Captain Dan Parshall, quarterback; WIN
Allan, end; John Perkins, guard; George
Horsely. tackle; Jack Jenkins, halfbaclS;
Duffy Powell. fullback; Harrison Fisher.
halfback. The reserves are Diver, line
Mitchell, line; Black. line; Welt, line
Hense, end; Poe, line; Newell. line; Frew.
quarterback; Jones, end; Post. end; Err
ben, Inc; Graves. end. Parshall prob
ably will do the kicking
A big squad is promised Coach George
Little OF the University OF Cincinnati
The veterans he looks for are Captain
Leonard Baehr. full; Leslie Bryant, CEN
ter; Paul Scallon, uard; Ellis Gregg.
tackle; J. Morris, tackle; d. Morris,
guard; Colbert Giebel. end James Montl
gomery. half; Edgar Baker. half; Roy
Palmer END; Anton Schneider. guard: r.
Vangehelm, half; II. Porter tackle
Joseph Ginz. ,mer. guard: II. Goosman
half Promisin reserves are: r. Rich
ardson. Gift Gregg. Dan Price. II. Green.
berg, A. Boss and A. Butterfield. linemen
and ]. Stark. Ben schneider. Ralph Nc.
Hugh, A. J. Langhammer. Joe Hall. Will
lam Pease and George Hodspp. backs,
In the Missouri Valley, veterans APP
parently will be scarce. At Nebraska
Coach StIehm expects back Captain Vic
tor HALL an, tackle; Warren Howard
fullback; Dick Rutherford. half; ROY
Cameron, center and tackle. and Ear
Abbott, guard. Howard will be depended
on for the kicking, The reserves from
whom Stiehm hopes to draft the Test o.
a good eleven are; Earl Hawkins, half
Edwin Hugo, end; Russell Amack. enc
, or half; Berlin Chamberlain. end or half
Harold Corey. tackle; HUI h Otaupolik