Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-08-05 | Page 14 | Fist Contest of Yeat on October 6

FIRST CONTEST! OF YEAR ON OCTOBER B Four of Last Year's Star, Linemen Will Be Absent Ab-sent the Season By Vic Taufer ' Si? pt em bar IS. 'That la th dat Mt for th opm In of tha I'nlveralty of Utb football foot-ball camp. For on that data coach Tommy Vltapatrirk of tha Crlmaon A tasin which copDd tha Rocky mountain moun-tain gonfalon laat year, will aend his frottlv through th first workout of ho year. Tha train Ins camp will t4 pitched on Cumminga. field nr four year's grid battles will be staged. This year the little Irish mentor will hare hla hands full In retaining the pennant. Three weeks after tha arid et era assemble on t'ummlnga' field for the Initial workout of the year they will be playing Whitman college J eleven at Walla, WgllaWsh .fT Although this la not a conference, game It will add or auhtntet from thv glory that tha Crimson mentor aspects as-pects to obtain this year. Tha follows Ing week tha present holders of tha i H. M. V. title will open the grid sea son In Salt Lake when they bat tla tha : University of Wyoming machine. FIMT OAMC AT EARLY PATE. With tha opening of school set for the first of October, and the initial game sat for October C, the University warriors will go Into the flrat content of the year minus a few regulars who will be unable to get Into condition condi-tion before that time. Many of tha regular will be oOt of town or work. Ing snd that will work hardship on the Ortmaon pilot. Although Fiti pat rick has a host of stars ready to tumble Into tha sulta when the call comes, he will miss a few of tha stars of laat year who were the real mainstays of tha tsam. What good Is a team when It meets an. other good tam If It cannot stem tha tide of offer.. And this will h tha big question at the University this year. From last year's lineup there will be missing Harvey Hancock, Han-cock, Virgil Peterson, Jimmy Moyla, and Kent Kvans. To offset the loss of these four hhivepa f hrm tar I II Kj 1. RlAhirrli tlene Livingston, Louts Vsn Cott, Francla Ulllesnie, and "Leak" Merrill who hsve graduated from tha Ftosh or entered from other schools ready to fight for first tsam berths. With Livingston Liv-ingston and Richards sdded to tha back field there are still soma holes left by tha four linesmen. What good will a bevy of rackfleldX stars be to a hack field tf tha tea ma has not a strong line to keep the enemy.awsy from th goal line. With Captain Glen Watklns. Reld Jewkes, Clara Hngen, Le Richards. Brick Whltnev, Neil Smith. Vera Champion, Oene Livingston and Heber Whiting In the backfleld ready to take the oval at any time the University of Utah mentor will have one of the strongest array of backfleld man that has ever been assembled on the university field aafess. LKTTES1 SENT TO ATHLETES. J Following Is a copy of the letter a Tit out by the university heads tes alt candidate for tha varsity squad nest year: "September 11 Is tha day. "At s meeting last night It was decided that the Initial call for foot-hall foot-hall men would be made on that date. Since jh flrat game is on October 1 0. we think you understand tha ad-vtmblllty ad-vtmblllty of reporting promptly snd rot dragging along until October I. Registmtlcn for school commences on September 2T, hut our tesm must be on tha final stages of training by that time. "We realise that most of tha men who have made the Crimson colors fly at the head of the IL M. C. have to work their- way through school. For those men we propose to secura part time employment, giving athletes the preference who seed It. How. ever, we urge that tha men that cijt secura employment on their own fni-' tlatlve do so, . . "With only fourteen davr to get In condition after the first call ths prims rrfmlve with every football man should be to he in first eta as shape when ha reports, flrsrt on Camp's dslly dos-n dos-n tomorrow. Everrlse. Get those muscles flexible and wiry so that they can Stand the most gruelling test for one hour. Eat and aleen regular. Remember it Is the man that la In shape that suffers ths least from Injuries. In-juries. "We must keep tha championship on tha hilltop. Fart of tha task is already al-ready done f you mk up your mint to It. Equipment and every convenience conven-ience will await you when you report on Heptember IV Remember tha first game Is at Walla Walla, Wash., fourteen four-teen days afteh the first rati, if wlllfa. taks s superhuman effort to capture It. but as Lawrence Perry asld. "We'll V tske the ship no matter what th ef- for. "Hoping thnt yon will writ to us for further Irformatloa. tlrldlronellv vours, T M. FITPATRICK. Coach HARVET HANCOCK, Graduate Manager. OLE.V WATKTINR. Captain." TF.X-.SJ I. FA OF F-YeArder' F-YeArder' sVeemlta. j ! At Fort Worth Fort Worth 3-0. Dl- af 1 la 1 1 ' At Shreveport hrevepart I t. Wichita Wichi-ta Pn 4-9. At Houston Houston 4. Oarveetsa 0. At Braumoat Beaumont 9. San AS-tQt.lo AS-tQt.lo 1- ,