Salt Lake Telegram | 1928-09-02 | Page 10 | Panther Coach Predicts Fine Team Oliver Noble May Not Lead West

Panther Coach Predicts Fine T Team earn Mick Oswald wald to Issue Early Call o Oliver Noble Nobe May Not Lead West When en the school bell dongs for forthe forthe the fall session In the West Vest East L. L D. D S. S and Granite hIgh schools the coaches wUl probably be the lie first on the scenes to grab every husk husky youngster and usher him to the gridiron for a tryout with the 1928 elevens C C. C ach MIckey Oswald of the East hi-h hi school will probably Issue the first call on Friday Frida September 7 while Coaches no utoy McIntyre of Y W st Josh West Vest of I. I L. L D. D S. S have set the first call date dale for Monday Mon Ion day September 10 Rex Sutherland at Granite will probably pass out suits about the same time With the 1927 championship written writ writ- ten heavily In the books at West Vest high school the early Interest will renter enter upon the Panther lair LOSES EITHER 8 OR 9 REGULARS While mIlle Coach McIntyre Is not too optimistic as to the chances chances' ot of his team this season lie he feels that lie he has some mighty might promising mate mate- rial Although he will lose either I eight or nine ot of last years year's regulars regu- regu lars he faces the tb C of regu-I regu the tho crack team with hope At the present time the Veat high Is worried over the possibilities of Oliver Noble not return return- lag inS to school to direct the team as captain and quarterback Noble was recently married and has has' not given a definite decision as to his plans for the season Davies end and Ed Eardley Eard- Eard ley by tackle are the two regulars who are sure or of being In suits when the first call is sounded Davies proved to be a great end on the crack 1827 outfit while Eardley was one of the thc outstanding tackles In the state Chauncey Eikrem halfback Ray Gilbert center Roy Gisseman tackle Erwin Kruse end Ray tackle are from 1927 first squad and played in a acou cou couple le ot of games Ed Stewart colored colored col- col ored has notified the coach that he will be back to school He did not play last fall Call He entered school at midyear Ed should prove to be a valuable man for McIntyre Alan Guhin Larry Calder J John hn Brennan and Jack showed promise in the spring training camp FOUR VETERANS RETURN AT EAST At East high Coach Oswald will build his team around Darwin Howard center Pete Carlson tackle Pay Hay Showell cuard ard or fullback fullback full full- back eorge Ceorge Carmen end Bob hilton at halfback and Fred Hartenstein hartenstein Hart Hart- enstein at quarterback Showell Carlson Howard and Carmen are the lone four regulars from the 1927 elev eleven n. n Mickey held a spring training camp for tor his prospects and uncovered uncovered ered sonic some promising material James Hogan Ralph l landro Dale Blomquist and Ralph Jago should give most any coach a lot ot of hope at least George Bowers who played for L. L D. D S. S last season transferred to East high at the midyear andis elIgible to play for the Leopards George Is an excellent excelle t fullback pos pos- TO START CLASS SERIES EARLY Some time durIng the next two weeks Oswald will open with the he I annual class series new junior high school stars last season will thereby be given an opportunity 1 to display any signs of toot foot ball bail ability 1 Coach Josh West Vest at L. L D. D S. S will Issue suits on September 10 and be- be t vry day to drill his boys bos the fall campaign lie He has Ed Harvin Onam Mecham Harry Brooks Rulon and Gray Lusty spotted for line places on the first team Harvin and Mecham are regulars from last year and should prove to be the greatest pair of oft t tackles ckles In the state stale Both boys tip th the beam at ifS Dick West will be back calling signals while Bob Penrose will In all all- probability be given his regular berth at halfback Marx Blackett I Parker Overson John hetzer Fetzer and Melvin orr Morr are backfield prospects prospects pros pros- who will bear watching