Thursday, august 19.
Eread the news on
the sport page
every week
Outstanding Athlete j
Photograph .slums John Hoosiuu ! ,
who received (lit- Sabre award for at- '
talnlng tiie honor of being I lie out
standing ntlilete of the class of llt'Jd 1
at the West Point military ueiultMii.v. .
Jtoosmu was captain ami star forward
of the basket hull team and also won .
his letters Id soccer and baseball.
MAN"V VETERANS STARS
OF GRIDIORN WILL BE j
BACK ON? DUKE ELEVEN 'i
Forty-Seven Who Went Out For
Team Last Year Will Be
On Hand Again <
LOSE SEVERAL VETERANS
DURHAM, Aii?. .10?At least four *
and probably six practice elefens .
will work out on llanos field this au- ]
tumn when the Ihike unipersity Blue '
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Defils start football training. .
There is much to indicate that at J
least that number wil lturn out. for *
47 of the students who went through <
spring training under Dellart have
been told to report for fall practice ]
on September ! . There were a num
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ber of students who were unable to <;
go through the spring grind on ac- j
count of studies or baseball and track
participation, and these will un
doubtedly poin the football squad in J
September.
Much veteran material, players .
with several years experience, is beng
ilost; but Duke football followers '
are not worryi11? about that believ
ing that now is the time for Coach J
DeHart an(J his associates to start ]j
toward the deveopnient of a series of >
good elevens for the big schedules J
that Duke is expecting to strike up '
against during the next several years. *
Among the plans being drawn for ^
Duke university are those for a huge jj
athletic bowl to seat approximately "j
50,000 persons. With the development <i
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of Duk,. teams and the taking on ^
of more formidable - opppnents at- jj
tendance at uiikq kuiuub is f.vyfviru
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to Increase greatly. The gigantic .
bowl is several years oft. but a cer- *
tainty. an^ it is the development of '
teams worthy to pay in it that Coach
DeHart and his men are striving to \
train. j
But getting hack to the 192fi eleven .
and the prospects for a fair season, | j,
no one is able t(> make a prediction, i *
The Blue Devil youngest really did 1 !
look good in spring practice, for too U
much store can't be placed in this. 1
The training season this fall will ;
be short, beyinnmg on September 9. :
14 days before the opening game.
Hard work, however, is expected to j
make up for the late start. l,ast year *i
the Methodists began training on r
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Five of the nine games on the Duke
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schedule will be played on I lanes 1
'ield. The closing game will be with , 5
Dafidson, in Durham, on mani>sgiv-,
ng Day.
With the loss of virtually all of,
he old-time stars, even though <17 j
lien with one year's experience will j
eturn, it is problematical about who j
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h(> coming season. Chances are, how- I
ver. that they will be from among t
he following: j 1
Kelly, Origgs, Brummitt. Ward, \
rbompson. Culp, Bennett, Barker, (i
irisgalsky, Stevens, Evans, Scott. 1
lones, Clreeii, Mclntyre, VVeathcrbee, s
imiter. MeI.ean, Faulkner. Sa inders, '
'atterson. Frank. Hollinsworth. Sol- ii
ers, Cathey .Bolich, Fulford, Wvrick,
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M.MITINSVIDLK, Va? Aug. 12?
Jrewery. twirling his first game for
Martinsville, defeated Moose Tenley's
lads by the score of 9 to 7.
)rewrv worked an excellent game
vith exceptio nof th esecond inning
vhe the visitors scored five runs.
Jarhour and Moose led with the
tick, each having a perfect day, the
oncer mashing out a home run
iver the left field fence with one 011
1 the ninth.
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gam,, the locals have taken from
Fieldale, ilius running their string
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I Batteries: For Martinsville. Prewry
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