Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-21
Ring, Amateurs Other Sports
Encouraging Possibilities Seen
in Wabash Football Squad;
Tackling Is a Decided Feature

powerful as last season and will make
them all step to beat him to a guard
JOB. kip" Kessler, another last year
lineman, is after a guard position. Then
there is large collection of other line
men who want to play guard. Hanson
played on an Illinois high school team
last season ShOwalter played at the
Wabash (Ind) High School in 1920,
pion ship of the Hoosier State. He is
enc of 4 family of famous football play
ers and the big boy may develop into
the best gridiron man of the family
Leichty, who played the other Wabash
High School guard last year, Is at
Wabash College this season. Stafford. a
Charlottesville High School basket ball
man, weighs $50 and is being worked at
guard. Irwin Of Wingate High School,
"Gyp" Green, and William Moon Of
Charlottesville High School, all are
working for guard jobs. Pearl, a Rock
Vile High School basket ball player, was
in a football suit for the first time in
his life Tuesday. He worked at guard.
This man is exceptionally fast and has
a lot Of height.
Few teams will have stronger tackles
than the Little Giants" Allen (Wally)
Milstead. the young giant who last year
was chosen on the State team, is just
as big and fast as last season and has
year Of experience in college football
On the other side Of the Wabash line is
Dutch" Aul, a veteran of last year. and
there is also Whitzel, another tackle Of
the 1920 Wabash squad.
sHORTRIDGE BOY
AFTER POSITION.
Among the new candidates for tackle
none is attracting more attention than f.
B. Stull. the former Shortridge High
School star line man. SruN was selected
as an all State high school tackle Ia 1920
Other first year men who play tackle at
a oh Of It y
High School, and Walsh. who played foot
ball on the Austin High School at Chi
cago. "Tubby" Jones, a husky tackle
on the Wabash College squad last season,
Wabash appears TO have plenty OF
weight In the line from tackle to tackle
10 hold any team that appears on It's
schedule. Few teams have better end
material than that which appeared on the
field Tuesday Two of last years reg
ulars are better than ever. George Sta
sand, the tall man, who is star at
caring for forward passes, IS also show
ing great improvement in his defensive
play. Frank Cox Is the other veteran
end man on Coach Naughans squad.
Among the best Of the new ends are
Henke Of the Rock Island UuD High
School Bill Crane Of Wingate, and Nc
Geath. a basket ball star at the Hart
ford City High School Walter Agness,
injured early next session, IS in great
shape this year and bids for a regular
end Job
1t must be said that the Little Giants"
certainly have q fast bunch Of end men
who tackle low and hard. who 90 down
the field fast under punts and who can
handle the bali well on passes. The end
positions will be well taken care of this
year at Charlottesville.
With one OF the best lines ever at
Wabash and plenty of strong substitutes
to fill IN, Coach Vaughan is devoting
m oh Of Fg M Ia "a
field. Last year the weak part Of the
Wabash eleven was the quarter back.
This place IS still causing the coaches
worry. but the difference is this sea
son Coach Vaughan has material from
which to develop a quarter back