San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-13
Breckenridge High Turns
Out So Warriors We'd
nesday Afternoon.
ST. ANTHONY'S LIGHT
Squad Mostly Raw Mater
ial and Team Will Not
Enter League.

Two more school football SQUADS
went into, action Wednesday after
Notwithstanding High and st.
Anthony's Collese-while another,
West Texas Military Academy's batch
of gridiron candidates, is due to an
swer first call Thursday. ..
The Breckenridge turnout got busy
with brisk practice Thursday after
noon.
st. Anthony's worked Wednesday
light and Father Chaput, the coach,
does not believe he will enter the
Academic League, although he will
pit his eleven against the light
weight league teams, if a league is
formed. Eight or nine experienced
players from last year return to the
Iellowjackets, but most Of the ma
terial is raw. Heavy work will be-
gin Monday, when a captain probably
will be elected and the squad separ-
ated into first and second teams.
Breckenridge Husky Enough.
The Breckenridge High School
squad, while devoid of any real heavy
weights. will not lack beef and the
team should average 160 pounds or
80.
Veteran material is rather scarce
but what there is of it stacks high
in quality. And the new material is
overwhelming in numbers and posi-
bilities.
Fifty-three boys signed the rolls
Wednesday afternoon when Coaches
Alfred Kilgore and Bobby Cannon
met the candidates for the first time
ut the school and issued equipment
for the first practice Thursday after
noon.
Some Collection This.
Here's the list, with their weights ::
Pinkey Whitney, captain and quar-
terback, 100 pounds; Lawrence
Urban, veteran center who may he
shifted this year to the backfield TO
make use, of his weight, 10: Ray
mond (Shorty) McCarty, end and
captain of the Breckenridge Wildcats
last year, 1876: Charles (Red) Davis,
end of last years team until he
broke a hand, 1913: Tom (Buster)
Carver, star tackle, 1855; Emmit
Nickel, guard, 165: Everett Byron,
halfback part of last season, 14S /;
Bob Fenner, husky linesman, 1SS !;
John Foley, 165: Tom Williams, last
year guard this year to be used at
center, 155; L. A. Rees 100: James
Surface, 14J; Kurt Hemeck, 13S I;
Jacob Stanley, 1873: ]. c. Renfroe,
1853; Jim Clark, 100: L. Byron, 157 !;
Merritt Harris, 40: Tom w. Massey,
145; George Curry, 40; George IL.
Armistead, 100; Reynolds Faux,
100; Johnny Watts, 152: Henry
Wilke. 40; Morris Rivera, from st.
Louis College, no: Alton. Dukes, from
Poteet High School, 1870; Claude
Kuykendall, no: Dawson Rowan,
15I; Lee Bruce, from South San
Antonio High School, 145; Pierce
Lunk, 147; John Blackstone, 100 {;
John Jefferson, 160; Henry Blanken-
ship, 147: A. j. Haule, 100; Harold
Schmidt, 145: Wilbur Lewis, 127 /;
Artie Howard, 1876; James Veltman,
$50; Joe Bell 155; Clyde Beal, 120 !;
Calvin Bass, 127: Wilson Stone,
145; Jack Davenport. 155: Herbert
Qreiss, 154: Glenn Tillinghast, 132 /;
James Adkins, 100; ]. Il. Dodd. 14J /;
George Nestra, 100: Eugene Elder,
$50; Jack Mccormick, 155; James
Shaeman. 145: Vassar Jones, 14S /;
j. ID. King, 1856.
Kilgore is glad to have the assist
ance of the new Breckenridge athletic
director, Bobby Cannon, TO help
handle this big squad. Cannon
coaches Del Rio High School last
year and this year has been added to
the Breckenridge faculty to take
charge of athletics. He will help
kilgore with the regulars and coach
the second team.
kilgore and Cannon made en-
thusiastic talks to the boys Wednes-
day,