Salt Lake Telegram | 1927-09-12 | Page 6 | Practise Begins at Cougar, Aggies Schools

tID I PRACTISE 40 BEGINS AT COUGAR SCHOOLS SCH I Armstrong H Has s Complete Squad of Veterans V at U. U of U U. Hart and Romney Busy Issuing Suits at Provo I and Logan Football made it ih 1927 debut at atthe the BrIgham Young university and I Utah Agricultural college While Coaches Charles Hart an anti Dick were busy dishing out suits to the gridiron I ike Armstrong warrior chief at the University of was ills his out o on the second week wee J f work The reason for the late start at atthe atthe the A A. A C. C and Y was to I. I the lateness or of their first games Utah U. U will lp n the season n a week earlier than either of Its rivals and consequently started work the I minute tile the conference rules rule's allowed Coach Hart of the tle Y expected that more than fifty payers would call for suits before the chy lly IllS fas ou our HI hopes like they would would- be filled for by noon snore than twentY five players had donned the togs tos to take their theil ml- ml I thai workout of the g i gies however was wa not so 50 happy about his team Several veterans Were out of town and did not eXpel expect to be on band t for r the op opening whistle At that that that-he he had hopes of having a flock of high class candidates candidates candi- candi dates back ready for the start this afternoon Utah's full quota ot of letter men menI were deck tOday for the workout I and it was the first time this season sea sla- son that Armstrong has had all hi his letter men out Pete Dow Ralph Goodwin and Ham Snarr w win win-c le the thelast thelast last to to while Captain Jack s. DUl han an Law Bli Lawrence Law Law- rence Le Grand DYkman Altan Carman Bill Christensen Owen Iverson Bill Cox Karl Hardy and urd Pan Pani Caffey have been out to for some time With these thirteen letter n n ll back in the fohl Uld several etl of last years year's subs a lo lc of ef mighty Ising freshman material rial everything looks rosy for a a. banner team The most promising 1 freshmen fresh fresh- men are Leon Jones John lit HI nil I William Harrison Byron Van an Occle Occie Evans Lest Lester r and Earl Farl Pomeroy Shag Sha Pete Couch and Ralph Young are three thre who are considered as valuable materIal While Hart was busy Issuing suits at the Pro o school Don Corbett s sent nt the ao through a brisk workout The veterans veterans vet vet- erans who d suits this morning morn moru ing were Owen Howe Sanky DIxon OrUn Orlin Lowell Ud Albert Anderson I. I nn Miller 11 1 lay Hay Phillips fA Lob Don n Va Walter Iter tr Paton Alexander Mark Reeves Ree and i Vernon t 1 Merriu ril Coach Hat hart e e. e es S to be able ubi to take care o the players In th thor r workout on Tuesday His assistants Eugene Roberts and Rip Jackson will be read ready to assume the task task of getting the players In shape At the Utah Agricultural co college Captain Howard Tou h was the first to don his battling togs Other letter men who were on hand were Beb Gibbons Monroe Mon Mon- roe Craney Martindale l Warren H and Bub War War- burton Other squad quad members of last year ear who went through today's to workout were we-re Cantril Nielson lelson Dave Hurren Theron Smart Ellis Wade Ves and Glen Worthington I Tile The 1926 freshmen Include Alma Gardner Joe Day Da- Golden Welch Velch Ken Vanderhoof Call CaB nun ker Sparks Reading Read Read- Ing Merrill and Bob Dahlie