Evening star., 1933-01-21
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81 Out Of rs at Leading
Schools 10 Years Ago Have
Quit or Shifted.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

n Jew YORK, January 21.-At
M this time when various
/ y coaches are looking for
Jobs and various UNIVERSE
ties which go in for that sort of
thing are giving major courses in
PnySlcal education to young men
looking toward foot ball Coaching
as a career, thought occurs that
OF all professions foot ball teach
ing Is the most unstable and un-
satisfactory.
OF the 76 coaches attached to well
known colleges and universities 10 years
ago, no fewer than So have disappeared
from foot ball, leaving "a stiu at work
and few Of these with the afiliation
they had then.
1NEN years ago Mike Donahue of
Yale was coaching at Auburn.
He now is out of coaching.
L Others no longer in foot ball are:
Frank Bridger of Baylor; Frank
CaVanagh, decade ago at Boston COL
| lege and subsequently at Fordham: Ed
ward Robinson and Reggie Browne at
Brown; Pete Reynolds at Bucknell:
Frank ONeill. Columbia Frank Gargan.
Fordham; AL Exendine GEORGETOWN:
Bob Fisher, Harvard Cleo O'Donnell,
Holy Cross; Jumbo Steihm, Indiana, de-
ceased; s. S. Williamson, Iowa State;
G. w. Bachman, Kansas Aggies Branch
Bocock, louisiana State; A. M. Barron,
Michigan State; Tom Thorp, New York
u; DR.. Wilce, Ohio State; John Maui
betsch, Oklahoma Aggies; r. B. Ruther-
ford, Oregon State; Hugo Bezdek, Penn
State; w. w. Roper, Princeton; H. F.
Yerges, RlIce; w. L. Driver, Texas
Folwell, Navy, deceased; Ken Scott, Ala
bama; Andy Smith, California. de-
ceased Myron Witham, Colorado u:
Fred Murphy, Denver U; Jim Duffy.
Detroit; Bill Kline, Florida; Herman
Stegeman, Georgia.
Also Fielding Yost, Michigan; Tom
Kelly, Missouri; Knute Rockns, Notre
Dame, deceased; Ben Owen, Oklahoma:
John Heisman, Pennsylvania; Sol Metz
ger, South Carolina, deceased; Elmer
Henderson, Southern California; John
NICHOLSON, SeWanee; M. B. Banks, Ten
nessee; John Whitaker, Texas u; Tom
Fitzpatrick, Utah; Tom Campbell, Vir-
ginia; j. B. Richards, Wisconsin; Clark
son, V. M. l.; Younger, V. P. l.; Gus
WEIGH, Washington State; Ernest Bag
shaw. Washington. deceased; H. NJ.
Keller, Western Maryland; Tad Jones,
Yale.
|OF the coaches prominent 10 years
Oago. Tuss McLaughry has moved
from Amherst upstairs to Brown.
Pat Page moved from Butler to assist
Alonzo Stagg at Chicago. Dick Harlow
OF Colgate now is at Western Maryland.
Gil Dobie still is at Cornell; so Is Jack
son Cannen at Dartmouth. Billy Laval
OF Ftrman has moved up to South Car
olina. Jock Sutherland of Lafayette II
doing splendidly at Pittsburgh. Frank
Murray Is still at Marquette. Ray Nor
rison remains with Southern Methodist.
Andy Kerr Is a big shot at Colgate.
Dana Bible. formerly with Texas Aggies,
is well placed at Nebraska. Clark
Shaugnessy has moved, Tulane to 10y.
ola of New Orleans.
Bob Zuppke holds on at Illinois How
ard Jones, 10 years ago at Iowa, Il
doing nicely at Southern California,
thank you. Bill Spaulding, formerly Of
Minnesota, is accomplishing things at
U. c. L. A. Fred Dawson, decade ago
at Nebraska, is now at Virginia. Glenn
Warner, formerly at Pittsburgh, later
at Stanford. will take hold of Temple
U. this year. Dan McGugin still IS
eOulS StIOllS dt NduUcIDlll. 81 ID SuIlcy
Byrd at Maryland, after 81 years there,
and Bill Alexander remains at Georgia
Tech. Doc Spears. formerly at West
Virginia, then at Minnesota, is well sit
uated at Wisconsin.
What does all this mean? Nothing,
except that II you are good coach and
keep your health you stick in the game.
1t means also that comparatively few
coaches get to be good.