The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-24
FEW COACHES SHIFT
 SINCE LAST SEASON
Tad Jones, Bill Roper And Bob Fisher Return To
 Big Three.

Among the colleges that will have new head mentors this fall are Pittsburg, Lafayette, Bucknell, YillanoYa and Washington and Jefferson. Glenn t'Pop") Warner; famed for his years with the Carlisle Indians, and then the Pitt Panthers, will be missing from the Keystone state for the first time in almost two decades. Warner has gone to Leland'S Stanford and his place at Ptttsburg will be taken by Dr. Jock sutherland, who gave Lafayette such great gridiron machines in the last half dozen years. At Lafayette, Herb AlcCracken, like Sutherland, a pupil of the lHustrious Warner, will be head coach. McCraeken met with success at Allegheny college in coaching role, and eastonians, while they realize he IS up against q hard proposition; expect hlm 10 develop q winning system at Lafayette, but they admit that they do not not look for anything sensational the first season. - -
 One of the biggest changes of all is at Bucknen, where Uncle Chafile' Moran, the man who put the Center colleg Praying Colonels" on fhe football pedestal with their victories over Harvard and countless other bi6 conquests, has been appointed head coach. Buoknell's alumni went to n lot of expense to sign up Moran. after negotiations had been pending with A Al sharpe, formerly of Cornell and
 John ". Heisman is no longer at Washington and Jefferson and Dave Morrow, who has pulled his alma mater out of the fire on several occa- slons, will be head coach with Alec NH. Ter, former Penn captain as backfiejd tactcians Heisman, who gained his coaching fame at Georgia Tech and then proved a disappointment in his three years term at Penn, is back in the South again and will have choree at. Rice institute, Houston. TexNs. Frank Sommer, former Penn backfiel3 star, who coached Villanova in 1913 when the Blue and White scored a sensational forwaFd-passinR victory over the Army at West Point. is hack there again, succeeding Hughie Me- Geehan. Somnier is noted for bis ability to turn out strong offensive teams. Some years ago he was at Colgate and in 1922 eoached the mar ines at San Diego, Cal.
 Tad Jones Leaves Iowa
 In the. Middle West, where the western conference prediminates, only one change of importance has taken place. Howard Jones, brother of Tad Jones of Yale, the man who gave Iowa its most successful team in Hawkeye gridiron history, resigned last winter and has taken a coaching job at Trinity college, Durham, North Carolina. Burt Ingwersen, a product of Robert zuppke at the University of Illinois, has been appointed for the big job at Iowa. Ingwersen was a great player 2 in his day, one of the best linemen in Illinois football. He has been student of the game and for the last two years has teen Zup- pke's chief scout and has been in charge of the freshman terms.
 Zuppke is, of course, back at Illinois, Yost at Michigan, Stagg at Chicago, Wice Vile at Ohio State, and Spauld- ing at Minnesota.
 Knute Rockne has signed a 10-year contract to coach the Notre Dame elevens and he will be back to keep the South Bend whirlwinds up at the top. Frank Murray, former employe of The Republicans, returns to couch the Golden Avalanche eleven of Mar quette university. .-.