Imperial Valley press., 1932-10-26
SIDELINE NOTES
FROM GRIDIRON
CAMPS ON COAST
BY United Press

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 26.-De-
prjved of the services of his star
quarterback, Orville Mohler, Coach
Howard Jones juggled his Trojan
backfield forces today with the
hope of arranging a combine that
will stop California next week.
Griffith was destined to be shifted
to MohlerS vacancy and Morrison
to replace Griffith at fullback with
Getz and Barber alternating with
Morrison.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 26.-Hard
luck which struck at U. S. G. in
eliminating Mohler also paid a
visit to U. c. L. A. today by re-
moving temporarily the Bruins
star fullback, Joe Keeble, who dis
located an elbow. Keeble will be
unable to break into the lineup for
the Stanford game Saturday.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 26.-Carry-
ing out his plan to speed the Of
fensive of the Loyola gridiron ma
chine, Coach Tom Lieb announced
today he would start Del Garfield
at left half Sunday when the Lions
engage the strong San Francisco
university squad here. Lieb hopes
to offset the Dons' superior weight
with speed.
PALO ALTO, Oct. 26.-Influenza
dealt a blow today to Stanford's
strength for their hard tussle at
Los Angeles Saturday with U. C.
l.. A. Don Colvin, left end. was
put to bed and will be unable to
accompany the team south.
SANTA CLARA, Oct. 26.-Bear-
ing the team physicians approval.
Joe Paglia happily returned to the
Santa Clara lineup today and will
play in the Bronco clash with st.
Marys Sunday. The flashy half
back has been laid up with torn
| tendons in his arm.
| MORAGA, Calf, Oct. 26r-Al
Nichelini, ST. Mary's hard driving
halfback, was i'll with influenza to-
day and may not don a uniform in
the Santa Clara game. His place
was taken by Quarterback Bill
Beasley in practice today with
Harris and Ahern alternating at
the signal calling job.
| EUGENE, Ore, Oct. 26. = Stan
Kostka, giant Oregon halfback
who has been out of the last three
games with injuries, will return to
the Webfoot lineup against Con-
zaga Saturday. Fullback Mike
Mikulak and Bill Morgan, tackle,
probably will not get into the
game.
CORVALLIS, Ore, Oct. 26.-A
fractured elbow bone received in
/ the Washington State game will
keep Norman Franklin, halfback,
out of the Oregon State lineup for
the rest of the season. His place
will be taken by Tommy Ward in
the west coast Army tilt here Fri
day night.
BERKELEY, Oct. 26.-The dream
of all members of gridiron scrub"
squad came true today for Ernie
Shamlin, halfback on California's
fourth string. Seeing Shamlin
workout in practice, Coach Bill
Ingram was SO impressed with his
linep lunging ability he plans to
| give him a chance on the first
string in the game with Nevada
here Saturday
MOSCOW, Ida, Oct. 26. - Be-
cause of the several injured play
ers on the squad, the Idaho VAN
Gals will go through only light
workouts the remainder of the
week in preparation for their tilt
November with Washington State
Half the regulars received injuries
in the Montana and Oregon games.
MISSOULA, Mont, Oct. 26.-
Dissension between the players on
Montana's eleven and the coaches
that arose after the Grizzlies were
beaten by Montana State last Sat-
urday apparently was ironed out
today and Coach Bunny Oakes an
nounced the team would play with
harmonious spirit" against Wash
ington State Saturday.