San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-20

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lege will average around 100 pounds.
st. Anthony's is lighter as whole
than any squad in the schools history,
it is said, averaging between 13o and
40. The Lukin team has not begun
organized practice, all the students
not having reported at the school as
yet.
Here's the st. Mary's Academy
squad: Ed Buckley, Ed Conroy, Jack
Friesen, Rob Gonzales, Arthur Guerra,
Robert Henry, Eugene Heye, John
HUH, julius James, Alvin Jungmann,
Tom Kilday, Alex Lobert, Adam Nc
Clellan, William McIlvane, Theodore
Muegge, Ray Neuman, Sid Patrick,
Ebert Preston, Fred Sullivan, Joe
Veltman, X. Williams, Emmett
O'Shaughnessy and Zachary Beckman.
Only three of these were members of
last years squad, but several have
had experience on junior teams.
Four of the following st. Mary's
College players are letter men: Sam
McPeak (captain), Ernest. Haby.
Mike Dolan, Jim Clifford; Fred
Nitsch. Gregory Gomez, julius Wurz-
bach, Tom Brooks, Alphonse Lamm,
Ed Crowley, Otto Richter, Trabucco.
Bert Bomba. Joe Casados, Bob Moore
and "Speck" Pawelek.
Have First Team Working.
The first team working out at st.
Anthony's College is composed of SUIT
ton, center; Laux and Ryan. guards;
Kaler and Duffy. tackles; Quinlivan
and CHA, ends; Mellio, quarterback;
Powers and Bonnet. halfbacks; Hal
bling, fullbaek. Dewitt, star guard
of last years team, will arrive at
school September %. st. Anthony's
biggest man-the schools only really
heavy player-Rosa, weighing $50
pounds, has never played football be-
fore. Others in the squad are Kelly,
Buren,, Mendez, Hamel. Katkuss,
Burns, Casey. Chasko Ga fine punter).
Noonan, Fox, Seidel (quarterback
prospect), Buckley and Franchi.
All four schools intend to play sew
eral games out of the city and one
or two games with local elevents out
side their own little association.
Unofficially, there will be a cham
pionship among the four schools; Of
ficially not. because the idea is to
get as far away from the league idea
as possible.
The st. Anthony's and st. Mary's
College midget teams have arranged
a game for October g at st. Mary's.
The st. Anthony Midgets are looking
for games to fill their schedule. Call
Father Durbin, Woodlawn SIS.
Coach Gaylord (Bo) Mcmillan of
West Texas Military Academy has
tentatively booked a game with Sc
gum High. November 3. He hasn't
any earlier dates so far. His team
is drilling hard. They had a long
session running signals Wednesday,
with a light but peppery youngster
named White calling 'em. The Cadet
team will be heavier than the coach
expected. He is hooeful of good
line, with considerable weight. well
distributed, and has shifted Big Bill
hartz, tackle last year, into the
backfield in practice.
Fraley, a likely-looking newcomer,
may do Main Highs punting in place
of the disabled captain, Buddy" Ar
mer, out for long time with broken
arm. Fraley was getting off some
long boots Wednesday afternoon and
his kicking caught the fancy of Coach
Guy Morrison, who was supervising
the punting, while "Spitz' Clarke had
a score of more of his huskies tear
ing into the tackling dummy. Brack-
enridge High also spent considerable
time with the dummy Wednesday af-
ternoon. The kind of exercise the
Purple squad was taking, on a hot
afternoon. rolling around in cotton
seed, will soon get the players in
tip-top condition.
Coach Clarke announces that Main
High will play at Georgetown against
the high school of that town instead
of at Yoakum on October 20.
Coach Alfred Kilgore of the Brack-
enridge High team is back after a
flying visit to Austin TO look over