The New York herald., 1922-09-03
G. G. N. Y. WILL SOON
RESUME FOOTBALL
Candidates Have Been Directed
to Report Sept. 14-First
Time in Many Years.

Practice OF the C. C. N. Y. varsity
eleven-the first since the abolition OF
football at the local institution some
fifteen years ago-will be under way
shortly. it Is announced by the college
athletic authorities. The candidates
have been directed to report for their
physical examinations on September IA.
and will start work under Coach Joe
Neville on Monday, the 18th.
1t Is expected that about one hundred
and twenty-five men will report sew
enty-five OF whom were In training dur
Ing the four weeks spring practice pc
riod. most OF the others being engaged
In the various spring sports. That
spring practice was extremely valuable
In giving the new coaches an idea of
the available material and in drilling
tho men In the fundamentals Of the
game. and is one OF the reasons why 1t
was not thought necessary to start the
fall training at an earlier date.
The problem facing the coaches, Joe
Neville. former all American hafback
at Yale, who is In charge of the varsity
Major Herrick, former Army player,
and Lionel Il, MaoKansie, who coached
last years freshman team and Doc
Parker. erstwhile Penn star, who will
take the freshmen In hand, Is a difficult
one. Outside Of the men on last sea-
sons yearling team, none OF the men
has more than high school playing ex-
perience. However, the coaches are
fairly optimistic as regards the out
come
The lack OF seasoned men will be
especially evident In the backfield, but
there are many promising men who
should develop. Lou Oshinsky, last
years freshman captain, leads the list
Of aspirants. with Mike Gravey.
Turk Tannenbaum, Bugs Bayer
captain-eiect of the track team; and
holder OF the college $50 record, Moftez
and Fiaxer of the frosh team and Ted
Axtell. captain-elect OF the baseball
team. among the number.
The freshman line was the main fac
tor In the splendid showing and should
furnish many men for this years var.
sity. Brodsky, Miller. Schtierman and
Lederfind are the guards and tackles OF
this combination. George schapiro. 225
pound water polo captain; Sauber Elk
and Kudin, the latter three also above
the two century mark; Windsor. Harvey
ana vogei are among the leading candI-
dates for the line,
Ross and Brauer. former yearling
ends, are both excellent players. being
fast. rugged and heady, and stand out
among the prospective varsity ends.
Irv Ashworth, swimming captain, is
among those out for this berth.
The first game on the schedule IL. on
October 7, with st. Stephens. The game
VIII be played In the stadium. Rhode
Island State and Drexel Institute follow
on the 18th and 2ist respectively. The
team will travel up to Geneva the fol-
lowing week TO engage Hobart on No
vember the New York Aggies will be
encountered on the home grounds, and
on Armistice Day. November IL. the big
game Of the season against NJ Y U.
will take place on Ohio Field. The
powerful Catholic University eleven oc-
cupies the final date on the schedule.
The freshmen candidates will be called
out the first day they register and will
begin work under Doc Parker lmmedi-
atey. The yearling schedule Is a short
but difficult one, beginning on October
IL with a game against Evander ChlIds
and containing Mainaroneck II. s., Ford
ham Prep, NJ Y. u. Freshmen and
Fcrdham Freshmen on successive Sat
urdayA