The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

But More Are 10
Join Huskies Soon

SAN FRANCISCO Pacific
Coast conference football teams
got down 10 serious business to-
dav. the ornery task Of having
their pictures taken and their
pasts probed over for the year
ONLY 81 candidates reported
b Coach Jimmy Phelan Mt
Washington, including IL
lettermen. hut IL other squad
members are expected to re-
turn from summer jobs later
in the week. Wen dive in
and get wet all over without
delay" said Phelan. whose
Huskies have a date with Min
nesota Sept. -.
At Oregon. Coach Tex Oliver
found only three lettermen and
promising junior college transfer
issuing from his squad of IS, Jake
Leioht, Pasadena jsyvee halfbaek,
is in Stockton awaiting induction
into the army; Hymie Harris.
regular end, in 1889. Is in the
naval reserves. and Frank Boyd.
half. and Roy Ell. blocking back.
failed TO return 70 school.
FoRTY-ODD AT Csc
Forty-odd men reported to Coach
Lon Stiner al oregon State and
were given two stiff drills a
procedure Stiner will follow daily
this week.
Coach Babe Hollingbery at
Washington State confined his
first practice session with 40
candidates to ohslk-talk. Billy
sewell, 175-pound halfbsok and
candidate for sll-American honors,
was the center Of attention.
At Idaho. Coach Francis
Schmidt, formerly Of Ohio
State, welcomed "a hopefuls.
Schmidt, a master of razzle-
dazzle, found the Nandals
much 10 his liking.
Capt. Don Bryan, two-year
veteran quarterback. was missing
from the ranks Of 40 Montana
football players when the squad
reported to Coach Doug Fessen-
den. Bryan is in the air corps.
The Grizzlies open against Brig
ham Young in three weeks.
CARDS HAVE MANY OUT
Stanford university, Rose Bowl
champions, produced the biggest
turnout of the loop. II candidates
headed by Quarterback frankie
Albert. Coach Clark shsughnessy
said he expected the Cardinals
would be about so per cent as
strong as last year.
California, coached by Stub
Allison. had a turnout of so
men, including Bob Reinhardt.
all-American left tackle last
year, and Halfback Jim Jur-
kovich. Allison promptly
picked 80 men as the first
squad.
Southern California, with Sam
Barry at the helm. has a bruising
schedule and a shifted lineup.
Barry named two teams for thu
first squad, and welcomed back
Mickey Anderson, ls5-pound
sprinter-qusrterback who played
in 1897 and 1888 but who was out
with a knee injury the past two
seasons.
HORRELL HAS So
Coach Babe Horrell greeted So
candidates at UCLA and intro
duced them to the new "QT" for
nation they will use this year. II
was developed by Bernie Master
son, backfield coach. who helped
teach Stanford the IT" formation.
Among the independents,
A'"h'H ,h'' N = ribhI vi 70 was
q standout. Coach Buck
shaw's outfit has been picked
rs the strongest on the coast.
Coach Red Strader found
bright prospects at st. Mary's
In a turnout OF as men, in
Guiding IL veterans.
A. University Of San Francisco.
Coach Jeff Crsvath found his
squad of 80 men almost 20 per
cent new.
In Los Angeles. Edwin n.
Anterior, athletic commissioner,
approved the eligibility of Ken
Wilson, Oregon State sophomore:
whom he previously had ruled
ineligible because Of alumni re-
cruiting. Wilson is from Klamath
Falls.
EAGLES KAYOED