Evening star., 1922-09-24

outfit Of this fall compares in strength
with last years aggregation. Wash
ington and Jefferson and Lafayette
will meet in New York on Novem-
Der in game that should be worth
while.
Whether Iowa will again win the
western conference title or not is
Five Of last years regular team have
been graduated, viz: Aubrey and Glen
|Devine, Slater. Belding and Thompson.
On the other hand. eight men who
won their letters last season and
likely score of sophomores suggest
dificulty in developing q thoroughly
creditable, if not championship,
eleven. The schedule calls for the
team to play hard eastern game
against Yale on October IA, and illi-
nois and Ohio State. a newcomer on
the schedule. are other tough-look- :
It is curious to record that in
siders in big ten circles. look for
Michigan to do a lot of cleaning up
their knowledge of the sort Of ma
teriai that Fielding Yost has been
grooming for the 1922 outfit. AS to
that, the writer hears this material is
really extraordinary, 1t must be II
the Wolverines are to accomplish
pretty well shot to pieces by gradu-
alton last June, the mortality in
GLIDING Ernie Wick, Duke Dunno
Wilson, Johns and Petro. OF the new
! men Kipke for one. will 'bsar
watching.
Lustrous Big Ten Season.
The western conference season VIII
be rendered additionally lustrous by
the opening on October II, at Coium
bus OF the new million and a nan
dollar stadium. 1t follows that .
should be worthy of its environment
! AS to that we shall see. In tce
m eantime, it is to be recorded sever
vacancies are to be filled In the
Buckeye lineup, with. however. :
sduad of some fifty seasoned players
: available for first aid to shattered
combination.
Another western high light will bf
| the Chicago Princeton game. at Chi
! cago. Alonzo Stage this season ha:
| only ten co. men wherewith to con-
struct an eleven. The letter mer
, lost by graduation and other causes
| are crisler and Halliday. ends: Cole
| and Romney. quarters: Redmon ane
Mcclure, linemen. Stages grea'
| problem will be to develop quarter
to take the place of the giftet
! Romney.
+, From the line Stan Keck. Morgan
Lipscomb, Won schilling. Ed Stinsol
| and wittmer are missing. and in thu
| backfield there are holes left by Dol
Lourie, Garrity and Gilroy. Baker.
guard; Snively, the forward passing
| end; Cleaves. fine halfback. ant
Scott. another good back. remain o
1 -, al
Euwer, a quarter; Winxate, the for
mer great Andover quarter; Bol
tStinson, Treat, a real tackle. Ma
| Dickinson of the 1920 team, ineligible
! last season; Won Gerbig. q punte
| and dropkicker. and Mcmillan ant
:, Afford. centers, and not 2 few goo
men from last years freshman team
/ All in all, Princeton's outlook ma.
sound worse than it really is. Tn
Tigers always have done their bes
, work when they started seasol
without b galaxy of stars SO bril-
i liant as that which filled the team
last year.
! Yale Appears to Hold Edge.
! OF the big three whose games an
/! nually are the highlights OF the ma
tionai foot ball season dn point. 0
l prestige. Yale would seem3 to be II
/ the better position. Any eleven tina
I starts q season with three such quar-
! ters a. OHearn, Beckett and Murphy
with backfield men such as Neid
tiinrer. scott, Bench, Mallory, Jordan
Knapp and Haas; certainly must ? p
credited with 2 bright outlook. = =
/ diled. guernsey at guard and Int
It tackle are the missing men. Blu
there is q host OF line material fror
lswhich pair may be drafted for th
vacancies.
4 Harysrd may count upon six mem
tbers OF last years regular eleyeI
1 mainly bacsfeld man. The line
1 likely to give trouble. especially 9
THE tackles ard the ends, but bril-
liant hackf1eld is ready for service
with that prime Harvard rsauissle;
i ehSrley Buell.. while series .
lprobisns 10 outlined for the coaches
material Is fairly. Plentiful and ther
Els s lighting cha Ance that standar
tHarvAfx1E team will take the held 70
tho iate pctolaeE Nevenaher xame.
J fhnt Is1oef1sf6e' line coaches Id build