Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-26
NEW TROJANS
ALL SET FOR
OPENING CANE
Jones Developing Entire
ly Different System OF
Play This Year

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 26 (SpeciaD
With only one regular from last
years eleven on the starting lineup,
Coach Howard Jones today had fin
ished the preliminary rebuilding OF
his University of Southern Califor-
MIA football team and was ready to
see how his revised edition of the
Trojan Tundering Herd would
thunder in the seasons opener. here
Saturday against the University OF
Montana.
When 8. C. fans visit the Coliseum
to see the Trojans and Grizzlies in
the years first Pacific Coast con-
terence game, they will find Gil
Kuhn, smiling, dark skinned Span
iSh-German center, the only man
on the opening lineup whom they
will recognize as a starting varsity
player of 1884. Sophomores viii have
five of the first string positions and
reserves from last years squad will
fill the other five places.
Not only will fans find the Tro-
jan personnel radically changed but
they also will not many variations
in the Jones system of offensive
football. They will find the boys go
ing through a different set of mans
euvers in their tandem shift and
they will observe that for the first
time in his eleven-year coaching
reign at S. G. Jones will be using
o balanced line in many of his for
nations.
Fans will note that not only the
running guard but also the player
formerly known as the standing
guard and frequently also the tack
les will pull out of the line for in
reference. many other changes will
soon convince them that the Jones
system for 1895 will be something
new and that the "Headman" has
gone in for a complete new deal in
offense as well as in players.
Here's Lineup
- Meet the new Trojan team:
Left end-Bill GaiSford; Sopho-
more, 1876 pounds, tall, excellent pass
catcher; from Hollywood. Left tack.
le-Joe Preininger, a forgotten sub
guard last year. quiet and good ma
tured but quick and aggressive un-
der fire, 100 pounds, from Santa
Ana. Left guard-Ed Shuey; soph-
Omore, 208 pounds, broad-Shoul-
dered, near-sighted and squirting,
giving him pugnacious appearance;
strongest man on squad; from
BlackF'oXe military academy, Los
Angeles.
Center-Gil Kuhn, 1893 pounds,
good-looking and good-natured but
tough to shove around; from Santa
Ana. Right guard-Raphael Bros
seau, 190-pound sophomore, ordin-
.arily loving but full of fight
under fire and called Butch; an
end in his prep days at Los Angeles
high school. Right tackle-EllWood
(YogD Jorgenson, 220 pounds, ro-
tund, red-headed, sub last year;
from Corcoran. Right end-Chuck
Williams; 185-pound sophomore,
powerhouse defensively; recovering
from summer knee operation and
not as fast extensively as he will be
later; from Compton.
Quarterback-Dave Davis; 165
pounds, dynamic, high-strung, dam
gerous open field runner, good pass
er, fair kicker; from Martinez. Left
half-Jim (Suds) Sutherland; ITS
pounds, of same fiery nervous tenn
perament as Davis; likes to block,
good punter and deadly tackler;
from Inglewood. Right half-Jack
Clark; ITS pounds, playing first year
of varsity ball after transferring
from Phoenix junior college; per-
feet temperament for football be-
cause he likes it," hard blocker.
Fullback-Bill Howard; reformed
quarterback who is finding it more
fun to knock people down as
blocker than to try to run away