Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-26
Baptist School Faces
1O-Game Schedule;
Nine Regulars from
Last Years Eleven
Back in Fold; First
Game September Is.

Wake Forest, Aug. 26.-Coach
Peahead Walker Of Wake Forest
will call out his Deacon gridiron
charges for their first workout OF
the season Friday morning Sep
tember l. They will number 81
strong, and the Baptist mentor has
announced that two workouts daily
will be the menu for his boys until
a couple of days before the first
game with Elon in Greensboro, Sep
tember Is.
Coach Walker, himself graduate
of Howard will again be assisted by
Murray GreasOn, allnnnus of Wake
Forest who tutors the backs, with
Tom Rogers, whose alma mater is
Duke. in charge of the lnemen. The
1899 campaign will be Coach Wal
ker's third at Wake Forest. Grea-
sons seventh, and Rogers second.
Once the season gets underway,
the Deacons will have very little
rest until it closes Thanksgiving
not one 'breather" is scheduled for
1889, and the Wake Forest boys
will have to get right down to busi-
ness from the very first.
Gil CLliOS cllO Nc11 OSNt ~ AN~NN
Coach Walkers outfit this fall, and
three of these are newcomers to
the schedule Elon, Miami, and
Marshall college replace Randolph
Macon, The Citadel, and V. M. l.
Here is the complete schedule:
September Is, Elon at Greensboro;
September %, South Carolina at
Wake Forest; September 80, North
Carolina at Chapel Hill; October
6, Miami at Miami, Fla; October
IA, North Carolina State at Raleigh;
October 21, Western Maryland at
Wake Forest; October %, Duke at
Durham; November 4, Marshall col
lege at Huntington. w Va; Novem-
Der IL, Clemson at Clemson, S. c.;
November 80, Davidson at Char
1otte THANKSGIVING.
Only two 1893 regulars will be
missing when the gong is sounded
Friday morning for the first work.
out of the year. They are Captain
George Writ, quarterback, and
Allen Powers. right tackle. Gradua-
ton also took Roy Evans, letter
guard and two reserve backs, John
and Jim Pittman. Other losses were
Irwin Byrd, junior letter halfback
and Vernon Spruill, senior guard,
who dropped out Of school last
spring.
Nine regulars Of last years club
will be back and they are John
Pendergast, center; Louis Trunzo,
all-Southern guard, and Tom Tingle
guards; Captain-Elect, Rupert Pate,
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Dries, ends; and Marshall Edwards,
Jim Ringgold, and Tony Gallovich,
backs. Red Mayberry, quarterback,
alternated with Captain Wirtz in
1888 and probably could be con-
sidered 'alternate regular, since he
saw as much service with the No.
club as did Writ
Besides the ten regular lettermen
named above, a like, number of ad-
dltlonal monOgrammers will return
this year. They are Butch Clark,
center; Tony Balionis, guard; Glen
Crabtree and Larry Pivec, tackles;
Eddie Woolbert and Paul Waivers.
ends; Molly Layton, Bill Eutsler.
Dave Fuller, and. Joe Kuchinski'
backs. Fred Welch, halfback, is the
CiiIy lcoeIVe SQudQl1d1l returning.
The sophomore cry for 1889 is
far from being as ppS44lei eing as that
OF last year, andz zShere. nine were
occupying No. l Msitions in 1888,
one will probably get a starting
berth this fall
The sophomore roster will be
comprised of Carl Givler, Beverly
Moser, and Frank Kapriva, guards;
led Kunkel, tackle; Pat Geer and
Herb Cline, ends; j. V. Pruitt, Joe
Duncavage, Jim Dowdy, Pete Hor-
chak and John Polanski. backs.
The outstanding boys IN this
group are Givler and Polanski. Po-
ianskl a fullback, will probably be
IN the first string Deacon backfield
this year. Just who he will replace
isn't known at this time h11t II ic