Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-16
Cyclones Crawl Into MoIeskins and
Report to Coaches Wednssday-Drake
Follows With First Practice Work
Friday-Hawkeyes to start Next
Week-GrinnelJ Squad in Best Shape.
Special to imes-Republican.

udy night. Only the STATE university
supporters are INDUCING in roseate
predictions at this time. While it is
the general opinion of men conversant
with football that the material at Iowa
City Is the weakest Of the three teams
having the one year residence rule, the
Hawkeye supporters themselves seem
to have confidence in the ability Of
the men to hold their own. Anaes is
weakening daily as the veterans Of
last year their retirement
from the game, but seventy five men
answered the call to practice at the
state college and the knowing ones
insinuate that some of the veterans
have abundant a to know they
Will not be missed in the battle for
places this year.
Among the colleges, Grinnell has by
far the better prospects. Their two
and a half weeks work in a training
camp In Minnesota has added a large
handicap to the load Of all the teams
they will meet in the early season.
Their material also Is good. A man
who watched their work for a week
declares their line will average 10
pounds from tackle to- tackle. that
their ends are fast and of fairly good
size The greatest weakness shown
was at quarterback, but the fact that
Watt. last years field general is ready
to enter school again will probably end
in that place being well filed. Watt
was reported to be in the National
Guard on the border, but he has been
seen In the state, since the first of the
month. Augustine did not report at
the training camp and his absence
caused Coach McAlmon considerable
worry. Coach McAlmon, by the a
has not regained all the strength he
lost when coaching the scarlet and
black team a year ago.
New Coach at Leander Clark.
Ieander Clark entered the list of
schools with coaches during the
week. Joe Carberry, END OF the state
university eleven two years ago. is
the new nan. He follows Nelson who
has been coach, manager, assistant
scoach, and a few other things for the
Ssc.oo1 in the last five or six years.
Nelson has had a remarkable record
with the team and if Carberry is able
to do as well, he may consider himself
a capable coach. Ames also added to
ITS coaching staff with Yeager, "a
player on Penn State last ear. and
Robert Jeansen, a former player OF the
sAmes team. Yeager will be a graduate
student while Jeansen is q ~storekeeper
at Ames. These additions gives May
ser three assistants to help with the
1916 material. If i
None Of the colleges will play a
game until next week, Sept. 20 Beins
the opening Of the college ~seasons The.
high schools will start the ball rolling
a week earlier at least, as Boone and
Madrid, West Waterloo n Ackley,
and Seymour and Ottumwa all are
scheduled to play.
Seven games will be played by teams
Of Iowa in the battle for the champion
ship OF the Missouri valley this year.
Six OF these are between ember or
sthe Nissouris Valley conference while
sthe seventh Is between the state uni
.versity and Nebraska. Including that
latter game Ave games will be played
between members Of the Missouri VAL
ley and the Big Nine conferences. SIX
teen games will be played between the
colleges of Iowa and teams from out
eide of the state. One new alignment
is scheduled. for the year, Ames meet
ing the University Of Kansas. The re-
sumption Of football relations between
Morningside and the University of
south Dakota also is of interest as
these games in the past have beer the
most bitter and brilliant battles.
Schedule Of Sectional Games.
The interstate or sectional games Of
the conference members follow:
oct. Drake VS.. Nebraska at Lin
coin.
Oct. 14-Kansas vs.. Ames at Ames.
Oct. 21-1owa vs.. Purdue at Iowa
city, Missouri VS.. Ames at Columbia,
Drake vs.. washington at st. Louis.
Oct. 2S-Drake VS.. Northwestern at
Evanston, Iowa VS.. Minnesota at Min
neapolis.
Nov. flames VS.. Nebraska at Lin
coin. Iowa vs. Northwestern at Evan
ston.
Nov. 1s-Drake VS.. Missouri at CO.
.lnmbia.
City.
while the conference members are
pIaying this schedule the colleges OF the
state. have battles galore. the interstate
college games starting Sept. 20 and
ending Thanksgiving day. The sched.
sule follows:
Sept. 2s-Iowa Wesleyan VS.. Mon
mouth at Monmouth.
sept. 90 Dubuque German VS..
P~lattsvilie Miners at Dubuque.
Oct. Slows Wesleyan Va. Knox at
Mount Pleasant. Penn VS.. Monmouth
at Oskaloosa.
81 Oct. 144-Cos vs.. Monmouth at Cedar
Rapids, Dubuque Germans VS.. La
crosse Normal at Lacrosse, Parsons
vs.. Knox at Fairfield.
Oct. 20 ~ Dubuque Germans vs..
Plattsville Normals at Dubuque.
oct, 21-Grinnell VS.. Beloit at Be
lott. Dubuque vs.. Creighton at Du-
fbuque. =
Oct. Is - Morningside VS.. Dakota
Wesleyan at Sioux City.
Nov. 5 - Morningside VS.. Nebraska
Wesleyan at Lincoln.
Nov. 11-Coe vs.. Beloit at Cedar
Rapids.
Nov. l6-Highland Park vs.. Creigh-
ton 1t Omaha, Morningside vs.. South
Dakota University at Sioux City.
Nov. 30-Highland Park VS.. Has
kell Indians at yDes Moines.
Crawford Old ssttIsrs meet.
Special to Tbmes- Republican.
Denison. sept. 1ss-Thie annual pic
mic al the old settlers d Crawford
county took place Thursday in this
city. The attendance was good and
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