The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11

6idates for the University of
The loss of the three stars
eleven. Grimm is eligible to
at tackle will be one of the
biggest holes that Allison will
have to plug.
PopA. . member Of the American
Olympic team. will not be home for
some time yet. as he has stopped IN
England on his way to Seattle. He
= affected by a weak knee. Gus
yin not turnout for football again.
according to his father. +. T. Pope.
Who wants Gus TO save himself for
track Gus h captain Of tho Uni
Versity Of Washington oval squad
1hb year.
WICK'S KNEE
SILL WEAK
SANDY" Wick. one Of the most
1epsndablc centerS that ever wore
Washington uniform. will he back
- school but the injury to his knee
last year when he tore several iigz.-
menfs loose from one Of his knees
will keep him out Of the lineup.
In spite OF the mighty blow OF the
- Of these three stars Allison h
~ from pessimistic. He expects
squad Of about 20 to he out wednes-i
LAY when he starts the candidates |
n their first preliminary work. The
coach urges all Of the men who plan |
10 try for places on the team 10 he
~ hand for the preliminary training
- their muscles viii be loosened up
before hard work starts next Satur-
cay.
Loren solan. former University OF
Minnesota star. will be Allison's as
oisfant this season. He accepted the
appointment today. Solan was All.
American end in 1915. He played
fuilhack the following year,
SANDY Wick. with the help of
another veteran Washington player.
Will coach the frosh team.
Eleven veterans OF the 1919 first
team squad viii be out for. places.
however.
DALEY WILL
TURN OFT
Erve Daley. last years captain.
Who didn't play in the final part OF
the season. viii be out for a half
back job again. Daley. who Is a
fast man on the gridiron. should
give the other backfield men a fight
for 4 position behind the line.
The other veterans returning are
Captain-elect Ted Faux. end: Zeke
Clarke and Herman Miller. tackles:
Fat Glenn. guard: Larry Smith and
Paul Woods. centers. Pay Eckmann
and Bullet" Butler. halls: RED"
Hynderman. fullback. and Bob Abel.
quarterback.
It's going TO take some mighty
good men to beat out these men.
FRESH GRADS
LOOK GOOD
Some tried material from the 1919
frosh squad looks promising and. OF
course, there's always the chance OF
. dark horse or two being developed
from the newcomers
Ed Porep has the preseason In.
side track to the end Job left vacant
by George Smith. He played on the
second team last year. Chastine and
Parker OF the frosh. and Whitaker,
Carlson and Mehan. untried candi-
lates. are the other prospects for the
line extremities.
Jimmy Bryan. the star frosh
tackle last year, should make a real
bid for one Of the tackle places. He
used to play at Queen Anne high
school.
GUARD PROSPECTS
ARE GOOD
Besides Glenn several experienced
men are after the guard positions.
Otto Bardarson, Bob Ingraham and
Dunlap are rated the best chance OF
making good. There Ia a slight
Z chance that Pope. one Of the regular
guards last year. will play when he
eeturns from England.
Miles and Haynes. a pair Of frosh
eenters. will give Smith and Woods
ohe hardest fight for the center job.
Some fine prospects are In line for
trials for backfield berths. Most Of
them arc frosh graduates.
Harper. husky fullback: Ham
Green and Johnny Prim, a pair OF
coIored speed boys. both haifbacks.
and Johnny Wilson, half and quar-.
terback, are the frosh graduates who
= will try hard for places.
NEWCOMERS after
BACkF1EI.D BERTHS
A young fellow named Potter.
= from Oregon, is one OF the other
candidates for the fullback berth.
and w. Clarke. "Zeke's' brother.
win be after the quarter back posi-.
ton