The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15

Although Coach Harry Kipke Of
Michigan has lost Captain William
son and MS stellar aIl-America
son and his an-AmeriCa backfield
star. Newman. his line material APP
pears 70 be as strong as last year
Nike Malashevich. big 200-pOund
end. probably viii be az one side Of
the line. Regeczi undoubtedly will
be back in the lineup doing the
punting and Fay may be worked in
at quarter
Purdue Has Veterans
Paul Moss. the Boilermakers' all
America star last year. viii leave a
big hole i'm the Purdue line, ana
Horstmann's absence in the back
field presents a difficult problem
for Coach Kiser Of Purdue. Reports
from Lafayette indicate. however,
that Kiser has a strong aggrega-
ton Of sOphOmOres. and a great
backfeld quartet of PardOnner,
Purvis. Hecker. and Carter.
Cramer. who performed spectac-
ularly at Ohio state last year until
injuries handicapped him, probably
will be the mainstay of the Buck
eve attack. Dick Heekin looms as
a new running star and Stan Picura
as a strong paSSer. The Buckeyes
line. which held Pittsburgh score
less last year, Will be nearly intact.
Coach Dick Hanlev at Northwest
ern will have thirteen lettermen
from whom TO choose. including
seven regulars from last year S
eleven. His toughest problem Will
be TO I'LL the half back position lett
bv Rentner and the quarter back
post vacated by Potter. In the line
he has to find a center, two guards
and a tackle.
Badger Vets Low
DEVELOPMENT of kickers and
passers is one OF the man jobs con-
fronting Coach Bonnie Blerman at
Minnesota. Although Lund handled
both these tasks well last year, SIX
sophomore candidates may relieve
him in some of the work this year.
Several strong candidates are ready
for the quarter back position, key
post under the Bierman system
ONLY four regulars from last year S
team reported to Coach Doc Spears
at Wisconsin. Although a strong
line was in prospect. building of a
formidable back field was q per
picking problem. Schiller. a half
back with two years experience, VIII
be tried at quarter.
Clark ShaughnesSy. taking over
the coaching job at Chicago which
Amos AIonzO Stagg held Tor forty
one years. probably VIII have no
more than thirty men to pick his
team. He will have nine lettermen
and big Jay Berwanger. a brilliant
all round back. to draw from Capt.
Pete thinner Will be ready for one
back field position.
1. L. Hopes Bright
A SQUAD Of sixty answered Coach
Ossie Solem's call at Iowa. includ-
ing twenty-five sophOmOres. His
major problem was to select a pair
of ends. He had Dick Crayne,
triple threat full back. Fisher and
Halton as likely attack candidates
A veteran line and many promis-
ing new men greeted Coach Billy
HAYES at Indiana. Ivan Fuqua,
Olympic track star, who won a
letter last year as halfback. will
be back from a tour of Europe Sept.
10. Outstanding lettermen were
Anglemeyer. Busbee. Crum and
Jones in the line. Bauer. Lyons and
Vercusd. ends. and Weller, halfback
The sophome prospects are the
brightest IN years.
Coach Bob Zuppke at Illinois felt
he had the brightest prospects in
years. Twenty-Five lettermen start
ed practice as Zuppke opened his
twenty-first season with the Illini.
His chief offensive threats are eX-
bected TO be Herman Walser, Cap
tain Elgin and Frank FrOSchauer.