New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
HEAVY LINE, FAST BACKS FOR PITT.
Face First Game of Season on
 September 26
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" IlApNl' a'p INpt' ID hSlSht in the forward line. with four vet crans carrying the brunt of the bat tie, and light and shifty backheld will be the University of Pittsburgh's s offering in tho first football conflict of the season against Washington and Lee in the new Pitt stadium, September 26.
 Dr, J. B. (Jock) Sutherland, head coach, has been fortunate in having experienced men 10 deal with at Camp Hamilton, Pitts training quar- ters In the mountains here above Johnstown. Center is the only po- sition offering a problem and one good pivot man should come from such material as Goldberg. Coulter, Benedict and Hockensmith. There is also Jim Breen, light man, but one who has seen service with the squad.
 With three weeks of training near ly finished, one of which has been Gaily scr!mmages, only one player has been placed on the injured list the giant guard. Ulhard Hangartner. but he Is expected to be In condition for the opening of the season.
 Possible Lineup
 In the preliminary work. although it has been made plain that no man is sure of his position, the following lineup has been used: Benedict, center; Hangartner and Steele, guards; Wissinger and Captain R. L. Chase. tackles: Kifer and McMillen, ends; Jack Harding, quarter; Brown and McCutcheon, halfbacks; Gustaf- son, fulback.
 Wissinger and Chase, weighing 200 pounds each, appear to be sure of their horths, with Hangartner and Steele well rooted. Benedict Is the lightest man of the rushline, weigh ing In the vicinity of s1So. The graduation of last years captain and guard, Lee Frank. found capable men waiting the opportunity to be- come regulars, and for that matter Steele and Hangartner saw about as much service as did the teams leader.
 Good Freshman Squad
 With a large amount of veteran material 10 work with. Sutherland has seen powerful freshman squad thrown into his band of warriors preparing for the season at hand. One man who stands out is goo pounds and Andy Salata, captain Of the yearlings in 1924. guard who topplcd everything in his path. He is playing tackle for the second team just now. Howard Linn, 215 pounds, and Joe Archibald, 1o5, are at the guards with the shock squad and have given the varsity, so-called, g great deal of trouble.
 Sutherland has material for four full teams in action all of the time His own condition is remarkable and he delights in lining up his big fellows to maui them until they realize what 1t Wil be to face an enemy on the gridiron,
 Camp Hamilton first belonged 10 the Boy Scouts, but for 13 years Pitts football teams have been com- ing here 10 condition themselves. Here were trained Andy Hastings, Sutherland, Pud seidel, Jimmy De Hart Pat Heron, Tom Davies and other Panther celebrities Of the years gone by.
 Rest ot Schedule
 The Partners of 1925, after meet ing the Generals on September 2s in what Sutherland has impressed on his squad will hn anything but an easy contest, face LaFollette al home the following Saturday and then West Virginia, also at home, LaFollette won last year, 10 10 q, and the mountaineers went under only after I. stirring struggle 14 to {.
 Gettysburg. Carnegie, Johns Hop kins. Washington and Jefferson, University Of Pennsylvania and Penn Stote follow in order. The only game away from home being with Pennsylvania Carnegie defeated Pit last season, $ 10 q, as did ". and l., 10 to c, but the Penn State game was q romp for the panthers