The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-27
NO new COACHES
sburg and EIbeI Are Now in
Kansas Conference.
ans VIII Tangle in Wash
Irn-Ottawa Game Saturday.

cams Of two new mentors in the
lsas conference will face each other
lrday at Topeka, when the Ottawa
versity eleven comes here to play
shburn college in the opening game
both schools.
he new coaches for these schools
Glen d. Vosburg. new coach at
shburn college. and Z. r. Elbel,
lie Of the Baptist eleven of Ottawa.
Is Experienced Coach.
oach Vosburg received his train
in high schools and colleges in
middle west, and at the Great
es Naval Training station. He
les to Washburn highly recon-
ided, and already has made friends
many of the students, players, and
mess men who are Interested in
shburn.
Vosburg coached at TT. Atkinson,
!, high school from 1908 until 1912.
n he went back TO that school
4917, and in the football season or
he was at the Great Lakes, as
stant coach. Following his. work
he Great Lakes, he went to White
er Normal, whitewater, Wis, and
n there he came to Washburn. He
had winning teams at all of these
les, and has made a reputation for
self as a football authority. His
/ who are working under his guild
at Washburn speak highly of his
k, and are unitedly behind him in
attempt to put out winning
en- at Washburn. He has the sup
I of all followers of Washburn,
especially of the student body.
Trained at Springfield.
oaeh ElbeI received his Bachelor
1kareNaaT nAt.ao from the Nj.
A. college at Springfield, Mass.
owing his graduation he was d.
or of physical education at South
d. Ind. high school. He comes to
AVA from Tulsa, Okla, where he
been director of physical training
ne Y. M. c. A, a position which nc
d with remarkable success
zach Elbel brings to Ottawa en-
siasm for his work and has at ms
,osaI a theoretical ana practical
wledge of athletics. He knows
to handle men; knows what TO
ect of them, and knows how TO III
n to do just. that thing.
oach Elbel, It is reported, has the
iyided support of the business men
the students at Ottawa. The stu
ks are looking to him for a clean
ting football eleven. With such
bach and the quality of the ma
al in the field, the Baptists are
,inE forward to the present year
l great anticipatfons.
wight T. Ream, who was coach at
shburn last year, has been pro-
ed to athletic director. and
shburn in making this change is
OF the first schools in the Kansas
ference to have a director of ath-
IS and a coach. It is Il step in the
ction of better athletics in Kan
colleges, and no doubt other con-
nee schools will make this change
soon as possible. Ream is coach
the freshmen at Wasnburn in ad-
5n to his duties as business man
r and director of athletics.
Both Teams Training Hard.
9th Ottawa and Washburn are
ing into fine shape for the season
ner Saturday. Thus it looks like
nail followers here are to have
nee to see two good teams in ac-
fast backfield is being developed
Washburn, and with Brewster,
vkins, II. White. L. Bruce, Sewers.
rp, Euler and several others from
sch to choose a bacRTield. it looks
that part OF the team would not
Ter Considerable attention has
n given to the development of a
+ that VIII nOIQs MT iOWp lacklei
ak up the other teams offensive,
the general fundamental princi-
of the game.
,ttAwa has q fast backfield, but it
'eported the line is a little weak.
irefore Coach Elbel is giving a
at deal of attention to this part of
team. He is said to be developing
le mighty promising men for the
Late Hours Don't Agree.
stiff scrimmage was given the
shburn boys Tuesday night. but it
, quite noticeable that the men
| had too little sleep the night be-
;. The night before was open night
the sorority houses, and several of
men were out quite late, and
.ch Vosburg said he could tell it.
) of the backfield men said late
trs did not agree with football as
was pretty nearly 'all in" after
ctice. Several others made similar
larks.
Iovveyer, nothing at-the college will
D the men up late the rest of the
*, it is reported. Hard training
IS are to be adhered to by all, ac-
ding to the words of several of the
yers.
he team is unitedly behind the
eyes and the coaches, several of
m said, and they believe their