Show Theres There's No Line ne Trouble At Colorado State Camp By LOUD LOUDON ON KELLY KELL Asso Associated Press Sports Writer FORT COLLINS Colo Cola Sept Sapt 12 12 The wonder of it itis is that thai Cobado Colorado Colorado Colo- Colo Cob Colo rado ado State could lose thirteen lettermen by the diploma route and till still have as as strong looking a Zoo too football Iball squad as it nas has I s till still have as as strong looking a Zoo too Theres There's no denying that thal Harr Harry Hughes will wUl have to spend a good deal of ot his twenty fifth consecutive season as Aggie football coach in extensive carpentering duties to re rebuild rebuild rebuild re- re build and polish and infuse cunning in m his 1935 outfit At the same time however this years year's Colorado State team will be bo nobody's cousin even though Hughes calls it an an uncertainty Inthe in inthe inthe the conference race Stronger Line Our line should be stronger and heavier Hughes said but our backfield this season will be begreen green and will vilI lack lacle the speed and the di diversified dl- dl versified skill of last years The Tho team that landed Colorado State tato in a tI way three re tie for the Rocky Mountain conference title i both last year year- and the year before has said farewell to numerous star tar wearers wearer of at the green topped by Wilbur Red White conference all halfback k Julius Bud Dammann field goal kicking quarter Floyd capable at guard center and halfback Kermit Messer- Messer Iball squad as it nas has schmitt center and Chet Cruikshank shank end But there are consolations Two ot of them are lire Hughes Hughes' cagey tackles tackIest Lloyd Lair and and Dale Rea Rea both t two two- vo- vo letter men Lair was a far tar better tackle lost last year than he e was given credit credi for and andRea Rca is isa a steady hand Jim Martin who has earned two J letters at end Is back for his third Six sophomores are out for the thc other other othor oth oth- er or terminal post and Norman Cable pounds and six feet teet four inches high looks the best F For r his guards Hughes can se select select sobet so- so lect bet from among Guilford Montgomery Montgomery Montgomery Mont Mont- gomery Ray Russ both reserves res last year Vaughn Young and Wolcott Viol Wol- Volcott cott the latter two to sophomores Center Candidates Candidate Jack Sack Jack French Earl Ear Hurt and frank Robertson are center candi candi- dates French at the heaviest of the three was was' a string second-string end last year and Hurt won won an an A At t the pivot post poat In 1934 Rob Robertson Robert Robert- rt- rt ion son is a a. sophomore I Turn to tho the backfield and nd that's when Hughes looks foreboding even cven though hough ho has three back Len Volz Bill Bm Wagner Wagner- and Gordon Gordon Gordon Gor Gor- don Winn The Farmers have for other ball- ball lugging timber Umber ClUe Ollie Rogers Bill I McKellar Randy Sa Saner Sater er Lee Bruner Bill McCracken Dave Gre Greenwald and Bill BUl Hughes son of oC the coach I |