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Show ANOTHER COACH HAVINGTROUBLES Great Lakes Mentor Able to Combat Flu, but Not Loss of Best Athletes By Aaeeclated Free. OREAT LAKES. III., Nov. 4. -Coach ! Vermin Oicott. chauffeur of tha Oreat Lake football Una, la straining hia eyes I to find' th alleged ailver lining of tha I dark cloud that ara aalllng over th sailors' big athletic field theee days, f Racent happanlnga aa the navy gridiron j ara enough to bring th vartoua "blue" I to any. coach. tXcott at on aweep loet I a crack end. a fullback and a rraahlng ! halfback. Injuiiea rut In to ahelv another an-other halfback and hia quarterback, not t mention minor hurt a to a couple of husky linemen. y Loet for aU tlmee'ar Roero Mlnton. tha ruehlng end from th University off Indiana, who haa been operating along th right flank of Oicott 'e machine thla year. Mlnton wag th atar of th Iowa gam and waa rated on of th beat places of football bric-a-brac In- tha aquad. j Tog thee with Lei and Mendenhall. j whose Alma Mater to Iowa, he la anovlng 'off for 1 Hi n woody Institute at Minneapolla j to plrk up the fine art af naval aviation. Mendenhall'a absence leave a hoi In th backflald. , Th third to btd goodbye la Paul Dob-eon. Dob-eon. captain-elect of Nebraska and full-; full-; bark understudy on the Station team. He too asp tree to air service and will continue con-tinue hia atudlea at Boston Tech. On the hoepltal Hat la Harry Kiel sort, halfback, and Jimmy Conselman, quarter, nelson's kneea are bothering him con-'stderably. con-'stderably. Conalmaa turned aa ankla in |