The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-27
Football Training Season
Starts on September Ninth
Many Letter Men VIII Return, and
From 1925 FrOsh Team win Come
New Men of Promise.

Facing the heaviest football sched-
ule in the history Of the Institution,
the M. S. C. Bobcats will respond to
a call for fall football training be-
ginning on September 9 in Bozeman.
While the schedule is the heaviest
ever known here, it is certain that
the Bobcats. will have the heaviest,
fastest and most promising football
squad ever known at the school. The
schedule will be as follows:
September 26-vs. Whitworth Col
lege, in Bozeman.
Oct. 3--vs. Colorado University, in
Boulder.
Oct. 1O-vs. Montana Mines, in
Bozeman.
Oct. Tvs. St. Charles College. at
Bozeman.
Oct. 24-vs. IntermOuntain College,
at Bozeman.
Oct. S1-vs. Wyoming University,
at BoZeman.
Nov. Tvs. Colorado Mines, at
Denver.
Nov. 11-vs. Utah Aggies, at Lo-
gan.
Nov. 21-vs. Brigham University,
at Provo.
Nov. 26-vs. Montana State Uni
versity, at Missoula.
The five conference games give
Montana State College a chance at
the title in the Rocky Mountain Con-
ference, although they will have a
hard game against the conference
champions, Clorado University, on
October 8. The state football title
can be won by a good record against
the four Montana collegiate teams to
! be met. Whitworth College of SpO-
: kane will give us the opening battle
but the result will not count in either
state or conference standing.
With more than a dozen letter mer
back for football and with as many
!, outstanding stars coming in from thi
1924 frosh, the prospects for a grea
Bobcat team are bright. Glynn, al
conference end; Bawden, all-stat
tackle; Olsen, all-state tackle; Do
beus, second all-conference guard AM
all-state guard; will be some Of tn
men returning for the game. Othe
letter men to return will include No
GUN, half back; Babcock, half back
a Gregory, full back; Sullivan, full back
A. Winner, quarter back; Gotham, en-
and half back; Hartwig, end; Wilson
center; Belshaw, center; Pitt, guard
la Rivers, end.
From the frosh team will be draw
such men as Frosty Peters, holde
of the worlds drop kicking RECORD
Jack Travis, former Iowa State rel
ular guard; Jim AriO, former MOI
tana Mines star guard; Joe Dobeu
who is as big and fast as his famol
brother Van; Harold Wylie, form
Gallatin star; Tom Lloyd, husky fl
back from Forsyth; Francis Cas-
lahore, fast Dillon half back; Evere
Lewis, formerly star lineman wi
Culver; Herschel Hurd Of Big Sand
end; Perl Fetterlys 225-pound gia
HI guard from Sidney; Yandel of w,
,ek Point, half back; and a half doz
act other youngsters Of experience a
nts proven ability at the game.
The Coach ROmney VIII start intensi
OILS training on September 9 as soon
md the men report at training camp.
Of wants his team in good condition
ado give the conference champions I
tor. thrill Of their lives on October g
5ay is this early game against Colors
the which may spell the Bobcat chan,
for for conference honors. The conf
in ence and state titles are decided
sble q percentage basis-number Of pan
leat won and lost. Many Bozeman +.
believe the Bobcats win win or 81
elm high, IN the running for both titles
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