The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-18
College Grid
Camp Notes

ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Coach
Harry Kipke's search for a punter
to replace Jack Wheeler, last years
kicker, has turned up a fire pros
pect in Jack Heston, second son of
Willie Heston, to try for the Mich
igan football team. Heston is be-
ing groomed for regular back field
berth in his first year on the squad.
Willie Heston Jr., letter man last
year, also is back on the squad this
year.
IOWA CITY-Jim Graham has tempo
rariIy replaced Laws as hrst-ssring
quarter back on the University of Iowa
team. Captain Oliver Sansen, full back,
and Swaney, an end, are nursing slight
injuries.
COLUMBUS. o.-coach Sam williaman
expected To pick the tentative first squad
| the extreme heat the Ohio State squad
has been retarded in its practice.
MADISON. wis-After three days of
practice. Schneider and Rebholz have
demonstrated they are the best punt.ssr $
best pass-receiving ends or the Univer-
sity Of wisconsin squad The first scrim-
mage will be held Saturday.
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CHICAGO.-Coach A. A. Stages
~ small squad was minus an
other player today. Joe Temple,
veteran back, fell through an open
man-hole while walking under the
stands at Stage field Thursday.
X-rays have been made to deter
mine the extent of his injuries.
MINNEAPOLIS. DTinn.-Quentin Bur-
dick. firSt-string blocking back. viii not
be lost to the Minnesota team as at first
expected after an attack of appendicitis.
A quick change for the better will allow
him to leave the hospital Saturday and
return to the squad. f1Tst-string line
tried out Thursday by Coach Fritz Crisler
averaged 200 pounds.
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EVANSTON, Il-Accurate passing by
by ken Meenan. sophomore full back can
dloate. featured NorthWeSternS first Off
cial scrimmage. Meenan, gained, almost
at will through the second team line.
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COUTH BEND, Ind.-One OF
- the principal problems facing
Coach Hunk Anderson these days
is to find successor to Marty
Brill, Notre Dame right half back
last year. Joe SheeketSki had an
advantage over the other blocking
backs in Thursdays drill. Carl
Cronin and Ray Brancheau, a scph-
omore, also made favorable i'm
pressions. The first string back
field Thursday was composed of
Emmett Murphy, quarter back;
Marchy Schwartz and Skeeketski,
half backs, and Lukats, full back.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind.-With the first
game only eight days away. Coach E. C..
Hayes drilled his University of Indiana
players in offensive formations today in
an effort to get ready for Ohio university.
boasting a string of nineteen straight vic
tories.
CHAMPAIGN. ul.-.Although Coach Bob
veterans to the second and third teams,
many of them. are showing Improvement
| ana may win PACK Lne1r varsity JOBS De-
| fore the start of the season. Four sopho-
moreS formed the f1rSt-string back field in
Thursdays practice.
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r LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Abundant
IL back field material may cause
Coach Noble Kizer of Purdue to en-
ploy two sets of backs this season.
One outfit, composed entirely of
seniors, was made up of White,
Purvis, Risk and Yunevich. The
other was made up of Horstman,
Heckej, Carter and Pardonner, the
last three sophomores.
CHAMPIONSHIPS Ind. Forty-five
gridmen who reported for the opening
practice of the season two weeks ago are
expected to make UP one of the most
formidable football squads Coach Robert E.
(Petel Vaughan. former Notre Dame and
Princeton athlete. has directed at the
Scarlet school for the past several years.
available. for vaughan's 1881 edition of
who performed. well with the freshman
eleven last fall are expected to make
strong bids for positions. Vaughan this
fall beigns his thirteenth year as head
coach of football at Wabash: The Scarlet
will open the season Sept. 26 here against
Indiana Central.