The Coconino sun., 1926-09-24
COLLEGE FOOTBALL MEN
LINING UP: SCHEDULE
FOUR GAMES AT HOME

On Saturday, October 2, the Lum-
berjacks will play their first game
OF the season, opening with the Col
legiate A. c. of Prescott. The Sec
ond was originally scheduled with
the University of New Mexico at
Albuquerque but it was feared by
Coach "Swede" Lynch that the men
would not be in shape for as tough
opponent as the New Mexico Lobos.
Coach DeVivier of the Prescott high
school is captain of the Collegiate A.
z. and according to advance dope on
the club, it is expected they furnish
the kind of game that Lynch is hop
ing for-an opportunity to give ev-
cry man out for the squad chance
to show his stuff, and against such
opposition that will merit his selec-
ton for the first string. Coach
Lynch had forty-three men in uni
form during the first part of second
annual Lumberjack training camp,
and it is expected that this number
will be augmented by additional ma
terial showing up before school starts
on Monday.
The young men reporting for the
training camp have been getting two
hard workouts daily, and in addition,
with the cooperation of spirited cit
liens of Flagstaff, have been taken
TO places of recreation in the even
ing. Last Sunday evening the bows
enjoyed movie. On Monday they
were taken through Bellemont caves.
Tuesday Mother Hanley prepared a
large steak fry for the athletes at
Lake Mary. In between times, Coach
Lynch has been putting his men
through some "skull' practice. Lynch
Will not have as heavy team as
represented the college last year. He
lost through the graduation route his
two heavy guards, Davis and john
son, both capable of balancing the
scales better than 200 pounds, and
with Mccormick still on the wanted
list, 1T is going to take lot of speed
to take care of. the beef lost. And
that is what Lynch is going to have,
a speedy team this year instead of
heavy one. But even at that the
line will come near averaging IT'S
pounds. In the backfield, Lynch will
have Captain-elect Jack Wilson, Hod-
dy Stevens and Turk Way to build
on. Way, who had gone to the u.
;. G. changed his mind and decided
to return. Lynch has about 18 can
dldates out for the backfield posi-
tions and among them some promis-
ing ball luggers. The team have
been practicing this week from nine
to II and again in the afternoon
from three to five. It is expected
that they will work out nightly after
this week from four to six. Town
folks are urged to come out to Nc
Mullen field and watch the boys go
through their daily grinds.
Despite the fact that the majority
OF the young men coming to school
VIII register for the physical educa-
ton course, there are a great MANY
young men who are going to major,
for instance, in commerce, industrial
arts, history and the like. Many will
take the regular two-year teaching
course, while still others are here to
do work toward their degree. On the
whole, the student body is going to
be balanced one.
The goal for this year, Mr.. Gam
mage pointed out, is to develop a
school spirit, real college atmos-
phere, and in order to accomplish
this end, Mr.. Gammage explained.
we must make the college one that
is dedicated to service-service not
only to the state and to the students
while they are here, but a service
that will help them after they have
graduated and are out in the field.
And with this goal in mind, Mr..
Gammage invited the young people
of Arizona and the southwest to
come and enjoy it's advantages. The
college is small enough to give per-
sonal attention to every student, and
large enough, Mr.. Gammage said, to
provide the broad culture and educa-
ton necessary in facing the problems
of our times.
Here is the 1926 Lumberjack sche-
dule as it stands today:
Oct. 2-Collegiate A. C. of Pres.
colt, at Flagstaff.
Oct. 9-Gila College, at Flagstaff.
Oct. 15-Phoenix Junior College.
at Phoenix.
Oct. 23-Open.
Oct. 30-Phoenix Indians (Home
Coming Day) at Flagstaff.
Nov. 6-Loyola College, at Los
Angeles.
Nov. 12-Tempe Teachers College
Estate Fair) at Phoenix.
Nov. 20-Montezuma College. at
Flagstaff.
Nov. 25-Thanksgiving day-open.
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