The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-06
LONG EXPORTS Us. U. TO ROUT
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Strong Team Faces Heavy Schedule With New
 Coach On Spot
BY ALAN COOGAN

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 Baton Rouge, La. (UP)-By way of keeping the records straight, Sen. Huey P. Long announced, strictly for publication. in New York recently that Louisiana State was going to have "the best foot ball team in the world this year and am going to all the games"
 This cheery bit of news must have had the same effect upon Head Coach Bernie Moore, Longs straw-boss for the L. s. U. foot ball squad, as a death sentence to a felon. It wasn't calculated to brighten the horizon. In fact, 1t conveyed the impression that the Kingfish expects L. s. U. to wade right through a schedule calling for games with Rice, Texas, Man hattan, Arkansas, Vanderbilt, Au- burn, Mississippi State, Georgia, Southwestern and Tulane on suc- cessive week-ends.
 Bin Jones Forced Out As to what happens when L. g. U. doesn't measure up to the sem ator's expectations, Moore is re- fefred to Capt. Lawrence (BiH) Jones, late of Louisiana State and now at the University of Oklaho- ma. The Kingfish is classed by him. self as Monday morning quarter back. Louisiana State is "my schoop' to him, and anything less than victory for the Tiger teams is a personal matter.
 Several days ago Moore opened practice in preparation for the first game of the season-against Rise here on Sept. 28. It will be played under floodlights.
 The ticket sellers at L. s. U. are looking for a capacity crowd. Harry Costello, the athuetic pub licity man at the university, says the game will draw 30,000. With such asetting, 1t will be embar- rassing to the Kingfish if Rice wins.
 Moore's job 1t cut out for him in the Rice game. All his boys have to do is stop the owls back field aces Wallace and McCau- ley. Bernie probably wishes it weren't quite so plain. It's all very well to drop the Rice ctars for loss es on paper, but nobody could do 1t on the field last year, and there is no reason to believe they have de- teriorated with experience.
 After Rice comes Texas, and thet's another headache for Moore. Jack Chevigny has about completed his building-up work at Texas and is ready to go big game hunting. He showed that last season by knocking off Notre Dame. to 6.
 After taking on these two bone- breakers, l.. s. U. meets Manhat- tan, Arkansas, Vanderbilt and Au- burn before it gets a breather in Mississippi State. At least, the State gang was scheduled as a breather, but word comes that Maj. Ralph Sasse, formerly of the Army, has IF lettermen back and high hopes of fair outfit.
 ao One PushOver Scheduled
 Southwestern, sure pushover, is sandwiched in between Georgia and Tulane in the last three games of the season.
 As partial solace for this heart-breaking schedule, Moore has a large group of lettermen, at least one for every position, headed by Abe Mickal, a McComb, Miss, back who is being touted as the peer of any ball-carrier, kicker, passer and blocker in Dixie. Eastern critics will get a look at him when l.. s. U. goes east for game against Chick Meehan's young men Af Manhafan MirHa al frapfllrpd ankle this summer, but the injury is reported mending and he may be
 Moore's two immediate prob Iems are getting the squad in con- dition for a knock down affair with Rice within a little more than month after practice begins, and finding capable reserves for the lettered veterans.