Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-10
HOW TO E HOME.
Guns Sound Off
for 1922 Grid Season
i'm s Montana Schools

Helena. Sept. 9.-(By The Associ-
ated Press.J-Within the mex two or
three day the football squads of six
Montana collegiate institutions will
turn out The season will get actively
under Na} on October Z. when the
State university will play the Uni
v%ersity Of Washington at Seattle, and
Mount St. Charles will journey to
Bozeman 10 tackle the Bobcats.
Three Institutions which have an
bounced their schedules contemplate
games on September 80 are Montana
State college, Montana Wesleyan and
Mount ST. Charles. Unfortunately
all three announce hat their opponent
will be Billings Polytechnic Institute.
The Billings institution has not an
nounced it's schedule yet,
Montana Wesleyan, which last year
put forth claims to a state champion
ship, announces prospects the brightest
in the history of the college. All of
last years team will be back with the
exception of three, and five of the
1921 substitutes, two players of 1920.
n a dozen or more high school stars
will be out.
State college at Bozeman will have
seven former stars in uniform in add
ton to the material available from
last years freshman team and a mum
Der of substitutes. For the first time
a full eight game schedule will be ar
ranged for the freshman team. which
will be coached by A. ID. Jones.
The university at Missoula will have
Is of last years squad to pick from,
in addition to two score others who
are expected to turn out Tuesday.
MissouIa Schedule Out
The Montana university schedule, so
far as completed. is as follows:
Sept. 30-Open.
Oct. University of Washington
at Seattle.
Oct. 13-Montana Wesleyan at Mis-
soula.
Oct. 21.-Idaho Polytechnic at Mis-
soula.
Oct. 2S-Gonzaga at Spokane.
Nov. 4.-Open.
Nov. 11-State college at Missoula.
Nov. 1S-Open.
Nov. 25-Whitman at Walla Walla.
Nov. 30-Idaho at MissouIa.
Old men who are expected out at
Missoula are Barry, Porter and Tan
ner for places at half: Carver, Mad
sen, Rooney and Straw for ends:
Christie and Lambert for quarter;
Dahlberg and Ramsey for guard;
Captain Elliott and MacGowan for
tackle: Murphy and Shaffer for cen
ter; and Johnston. kershner and
Plummer for ~fullback.
Virtually all of last years freshman
team will be out and 90 men are ex-
pected to report by the middle of next
week, including several varsity players
of former years who are returning to
college. Stewart, the new coach. will
n full staff of six. including one
back and one western
conference star. Harry Adams will
handle the freshman team again.
Weisel, an old Minnesota
will aid with the varsity, and
DR.. W. f. Scheiber will lend a hand.
The Montana State college sched-
ule, s far as completed. is:
Sept. 30-Billings Polytechnic at
Bozeman.
Oct. Mount st. Charles at Boze-
man.
Oct. 13-Utah Aggies at Bozeman.
Oct. 21-North Dakota Aggies at
Oct. estate School of Mines at
Nov. 4-Gonzaga at Bozeman.
Nov. 11-State university at Mis-
soula.
Coach OFT Romney arrived in Boze-
man the middle of August and began
laying his plans for the season. He
30 men out for the varsity
squad by the end of the week and a
score of, freshmen. Romney is a for
star gridiron player for State COL
Iege who has been coach of the East,
high team in Salt Lake for the INIT
three and a half years.
State colleges game with the Utah
winners of last years Rc61