The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-12
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ngcETON FOOTBALL -7s
MAY Be WINNER
Coach Bill Roper's Squad Ii
Hard Hit BY Graduation
]. VII III and Ineligibility
United Press.)

Princeton football team has beer
particularly hard hit by graduations
and ineligibility, but Coach Bill
Roper is confident Of building cham
pionships combination out of the
wealth of new material.
AS is the case with most big eastern
elevens, Roper's hardest task is tc
develop q suitable pair of ends but
insaddition, be must construct a back
i Although twelve letter men re.
turned to school this fall few of them
were regulars. Men must be devel-
oped to take the places Of such stars
as Stfubing, sTrimble, McGraw and
Williams, who graduated. Holmes
Snively, Euwer and Lipscomb, all
members, of last years freshman
team, are not available either because
Of leaving school or being declared
ineligible. d, 's@'/S
Out Of the squad of sixty-five that
reported for first practice the follow
ing appear~to have the best chances
of making the varsity:
Ends, Raymond, Jones, Davis and
Legendre tackles, ,Keck, Rutan, Hop
per, Halsey and Upson; guards,
Thomas, Dickinson, Morgan and Nc
Caull; center, Callahan, Opie and
Scureman; quarter, Lourie, Stimson
and German; halls, Gilroy, Wittme1
ana Murrey; full, sch"eerer, Gilroy
An Raymond uS was a,svarsity end last
year. Davis also has had varsity ex-
perience. Jones was a freshman end
in 1919, and Legendre formerly
starred with Tulane. =,
s"Stan" Keek was one Of last years
stars, but was out of the game most
Of the time with injuries. He weighs
200 pounds, is a terrific line plunger
and an accurate place-kicker. Rutan
was on the freshman team last year.
Hooper, Halsey and Upsom played on
last years scrubs. Thomas was sub
stitute center last year. Dickinson,
Morgan. and McCaull have had var
sity experience. The latter may have
made q regular but for injuries.
Captain Mike Callahan will be un-
derstudied at center, by Opie- and
Scureman. The latter was a sub
center when his leg was broken last
year.
Lourie, who played in part of the
Harvard game last fall, is good
open, field runner and is sure on
punts. Stimson and German alter
mated at quarter on the, freshman
eleven. 9..
f.sMurrey, who kicked field goals
AGAINST both Harvard and Yale last
wear, seems to be certain as a half
back. Gilroy was full on the fresh
man team. Wilmer has had varsity
experience. r.. ~.
Scheersr is one of the best punters
in,the game. He also is good ground
gamer, al evidenced by his perform
ance against Yale last year. Gilroy
and ,Lourie may also be tried out at
full. Others who are showing well
on the squad are Cleaves, Gordon and
,Cutchins.
" Princeton opened with Swarthmore
here last Saturday. The next game
will be with Maryland State. Wash
ington and Lee plays here October
16. and the Navy on October 20
West Virginia, which defeated Prince
tot, Is to 0 last year, comes October
30. Colgate which administered a
7 to O defeat to the Tiger last year,
has been dropped from the schedule
The only out of town game~is with
Harvard at Cambridge. The teams
tied 10 and 10 last year. Yale, which
Princeton beat 13 to 6 last year
comes here November Is.
The Yale game will produce the
unique feature Of brothers, captains
Of, their respective elevens, facing
each other at center. They are Mike
=, Callahan of Princeton and Tim Gala.
han Of Yale. The latter, who was
captain last year, was reelected.