Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-09-01

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perfect organizatiOnal plans,
adopt a constitution and bylaws,
and prepare general sports cal
endar for its members in football
as well as other sports such as
basketball and track, Offhanded-
ly, the institutions either COM
prising, or being considered for
membership in the newly form
ed athletic loop are Jarvis, But
Ter, TillOtsOn, Louisiana Normal,
Mary Allen, Paul Quinn, and
Sam Huston.
ZIP GAYLES' LANGSTON
LIONS have really lined up an
attractive 1910 grid card. The
SOOners open the season with an
intersectional ioust with Henry
Kean's Kentucky State Thoro-
breds at Frankfort, Sept. %. and
the following week they will in
wade the ShOW-Me state and take
a crack at Ray Kemp's Lincoln
(MoD Tigers in another intersec-
tional tilt. The Lions then will
swing into the business part Of
their conference schedule with
four of their league skirmishes to
be played in their own bailiWick.
They play Bishop Oct. 10. in Fort
Worth on a neutral field, glide
down into New Orleans on Nov. 2
for an inteTsectiOnal 90 with Ted
Wright's Xavier Gold Rush and
then cap their aWay-frOm-hOme
schedule in the Ozarks against
Bill Taylor's Arkansas State
Lions, Nov. 10th. A schedule like
this every contest against ma
jOr eleVen) bellies the probability
that the Oklahoma eleven will be
weakened BY the loss Of a half
dozen key lettermen from their
Southwestern Conference Cham
pionship team Of last year.
ROBERT bob" FIELDS,
RAYMOND HOLLEY AND FE-
LIX GARRETT were the sepia
coaches registered at the Univer-
sity Of Texas Coaching school last
week in Austin. The latter sue
ceeds T. T. Petty as head coach
of Anderson high in Austin. this
year while the first two are head
coach and assistant coach re-
spectivelv of the Booker T. Wash
na110c
FRED LONG, chief-cat-man of
the Wiley College Wildcat me-
nagerie, will embark upon his
18th year as the chief pilot Of
the Wiley College Wildcats. Jo-
vial "Pops" has been away for
the summer studying at the Uni
versity Of Michigan He he7ded
for home and the heavy tas'1 Of
assembling a coterie Of 1910
Wildcat hopefuls August 10th.
John Codwell, Jimmy Law. and
R. A. Thorpe" COuntee (H0us-
tom. and Leon Morgan Calves
tom are other high school men
tors and collegiate grid arbiters
doing advanced work at the same
institution.
ASHFORD &C o "A HE A D"
EARDEE, that cocky, swivelhip-
ped back who was sensation on
Sam Taylor's Prairie View eleV-
ems IN 1881 and '32, has returned
to the state school to continue his
education; and to take another
fling at the pigszin sport. CATER
an eight year layoff from foot
ball, the writer would advise
"Goathead" to get no closer to
the present game Of rock-sock-
and block than the role Of train
er.) What Father Time" has
most certainly begun, will be has
tened to a climax by youthful,
1.-THE, and muscular 19 and 20
year old boys few Of whom are
boy scouts who practice respect
for the aged.
STRANGE BUT TRUE, more
than a score Of Prairie View and
Bishop partisans are now engaged
in heated but friendly debate
over the 1910 conference grid title
since this headache forecast a
one-two finish Of the Panthers
and Tigers in last weeks column.
Don't get overheated, lads. No
August has had such serious
problems but what the frost Of
November could settle perma-
nently-if you get what we
mean"
A local Lane college alumnus
AYERS that Ok Clemmons is anX-
ious to invade the great open
spaces Of the Lone Star state with
his 1910 edition Of Lane College
Dragons, and would be willing to
make the trek for a very modest
guarantee since the Jackson,
Tennessee school has its own bus.
In case you want to know lit
tie something about the Lane
Dragons follow these excerpts on