Evening star., 1922-09-17

So far as lack of seasoned material
is concerned. Tech will be worse off
than any>of the other schools. or the
sturdy squad that sported the maroon
and gray Of the Manual Trainers for
three years but three who have won
letters will respond to Coach Apples
cali for candidates. They will he
Capt. Quesada, a back, and Rhees and
Wood. lnemen. Even the second
string players of last year will be
among the missing. leaving many
gaps to fll in both rushline and
VIII Use 1921 Li8htweiehts.
Tech expects to build its new team
with its 1885, pound eleven last year.
The lightweight Manual Trainers
demonstrated that they knew con-
siderable amount of foot ball last
fall in their series with Central and
Western. and since that time num-
poundage. More than threescoTe
candidates will turn out for the Tech
eleven, but with material Of such
unknown caliber IL will require much
time and effort to whip into form
creditable eleven.
have it's hands full. too. OF the 1891
Blue and White eleven only Crawford:
Casey and Childress, forwards, and
Capt Rauber and Brtnkman, backs.
will return. These boys are not GER
tain Of positions. for Head Coach
Kirby declares all places are wide
open and every boy must get in the
sters who were with the freshmen
team last year may make matters
interesting for this sprinkling OF
veterans in the race for team berths
Central probably will have eighty
candidates striving for positions.
At Eastern, Guyon viii endeavor 10
build an eleven with O'Dea, Cardwell.
Lehnert and Coleman. forwards. as a
nucleus. These boys played good foot
ball last year. and O'Dea and Lehnert
were brilliant enough to win all
high school laurels, but they will have
II the Capitol Hill school is to get
anywhere in the championship race.
Probably thirty or forty boys will an
swer Guyon's call for material tomor-
row.
Two Schools Well on.
Business and Western appear well
fortified for the early part OF the sea-
son. The Stenographers will be able
to start with Capt. Greenwood, Calker.
Main, Cummings and DuFief Of the
field. a good lot for Kelly to use with
what newcomers may be available.
Western has lost but two or three of
it's 1921 regulars. Many of those who
will try for positions this fall have
had training outings during the past
month, and with any fortune at all
Coach Green Is likely to get his team
going with colors flying.
ice Deering, better known in basket
bail than foot bail in this section, will
be field coach Of the Central squad.
He was selected after a number of
other available mentors were con-
stdered. Deering played foot ball
while at Manhattan College in New
York, and later taught the game at
Classon Military Academy in West
chester. n. Y. In recent years he has
coached basket ball extensively,
being in charge Of the Columbia Uni
versity squad last season. He was
appointed field coach yesterday. and
will have charge OF the daily instruc-
ton OF the Blue and White squad.
Deering's chief aide in field instruc-
tion will be Sylvan King, rated as one
Of the greatest players Of all time in
Centrals foot ball history. He will
assist from time to time with the en-
tire squad. and will concentrate on
the first team before each high school
championship series game. Sidney
Kent. Robert Acorn, Bert Coggins
and Molly Roberts also will help pre-
pare the team. but no one will be per-