Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-09-07 | Page 10 | Oregon State Presents New Line This Season

I Oregon State Presents New Line This Season Beavers Beavers' Success Will Rest With New Forward Wall Following Wholesale Graduations Backfield Nucleus Is Strong I By United Press From tackle to tackle Oregon State will present a new line this fall all and upon the success of that new newline newline line ine probably will depend the Beavers Beavers Beavers Beavers' Bea Bea- vers vers' vers chances in the 1932 Pacific coast conference football race Six regulars were lost to the squad by graduation They were Buck BuckHammer BuckHammer BuckHammer Hammer all coast center Bergerson and Cox guards Kent and Byington tackles ackles Floyd Root end The center position will probably be the hardest to fill Vic Vie Curtin letterman etterman end last year may be moved to the pivot position Clyde Devine from the freshman squad will be another strong candidate Guards will be chosen from Tuttle and Leaf l termen Kenna Stanfield and nd Niles Nile reserves and the following follow follow- ing ng freshmen Powers Pitts Bartos Medley and Filipoff TACKLES PLENTIFUL A wealth of material is available for or tackles Curley Miller a two- two year letterman ma may get a regular berth erth Harry Field has transferred from rom the University of at Hawaii and will be fighting for a tackle position Others Diners will include Don Wagner Erney Ade Wayne Harn Ham John King George and Harold Brown Three regular lettermen ends ends ends- Keith Davis Everett Davis and Fred will McDonald McDonald will be on hand hond when H Head ad Coach Paul J J. J calls out the Oregon Stators A likely candidate candidate candidate can can- will be Dan Mitola from the freshman squad and others will include in in- clude elude Ed Adams John Tomlin Don Anderson Mel Masterson John Woodard Wood Wood- ard Howard Campbell and Milton Campbell The loss a of Johnny Biancone from the he signal barking Job will be keenly felt elt Johnny was declared ineligible ble this year because lie He played a game ame of soccer for his neighborhood team earn while he was in Portland for Christmas Christma vacation Tommy Ward and Art both joth lettermen will probably take the he lions lion's share of quarterback work Russell Acheson who transferred from Pacific university where he was chosen an aji all northwest star in his freshman year will be another Acheson's kicking ability will stand th the team in good stead Other quarterback candidates include Ted Hemann Hermann Hermann Her Her- mann mann letterman fullback and Jim Jim- Tale Clark a transfer from Monmouth Normal Hal Moe the outstanding player in n the game against U U. S. S C. C last year will be assured of a regular halfback berth One of the most promising freshmen is Norman Franklin who made two touchdowns from rom kickoff against the Oregon frosh rosh last year Others will include Bowman Arnold Heikenen who dur- dur tag ing ng his high school career was voted the he most valuable player in the Portland Port Port- land and interscholastic league Howard Forrest Romey A Adams d. ms Phil Small Willard Jarvis and Charles Chades Fyock Frank Little a year two-year letterman will undoubtedly have first call on the he fullback job if he can hold his temper emper He is likely to use his fists too oo frequently Harold Joslin is another another an an- other veteran at the middle back sob Job ob Leon Underwood and Leonard Marsh are reserves who may bid for forthe forthe the he position Oregon States State's schedule follows September 17 Gonzaga at Spokane September 24 Willamette at Corval Corval- Ifs lis Is October 1 Stanford at Portland October 8 Southern California a aLos at Los Angeles October 22 Washington State at Corvallis October 28 West Coast Army at Corvallis November 5 5 Oregon at Corvallis November 12 Montana at Missouri November 19 Fordham at New York