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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SATURDAY, SEPT. 10, 1938
Kansas Team Will Battle Longhorns
Former Nebraska Coach Will Bring Texas Squad For Season's Opener
Dana X. Bible, University of Texas coach, will be returning to familiar grounds when he brings his Longhorns to Lawrence for the season's openers, Sept. 24. Bible one of the best known football coaches in the country, made Big Six history with the teams he turned out at Nebraska. He is now starting his second year at Texas, and if the team had "previous" experience with the Bible "class" can be taken as any criterion, Coach X will entertain the customers with a classy brand of football when he brings his队 to Memorial stadium.
According to press dispatches from Austin, home of the Longhorns, Texas will have the smallest football squad in "many years"—numbering only 44 when they checked out for practice Tuesday.
But don't let that convey the idea that the picture is dark. In fact, Longhorn skies have been brightening daily since last year's no-too-brighting Bible regime. Following is the tip-off concerning the small roster.
Texas coaches trimmed their roster to workable proportions after spring practice, and only those players conceded a definite chance to make the "A" team were invited to the fall camp.
Only half the 16 are seniors.End John Peterson, Tackle Bernie Eusan, Guards Charley Naiser and Jack Rhodes, Center Roy Barres and Bucks Wallace Lawson, Bill Forney and Wesley Boyer.
The eight junior lettermen are Ned McDonald and Stanley Neely,
ends; Park Myers and Burchell Allison, tackles; Glenn Jackson Haas and Bullet Gray, backs.
Newcomers with good chances of crowding out some of the veterans are believed to include Amarillo's Don Williams and Bill Kilman, hefty tackles; Mike Sweeney, fermer all-state from the same school; Henry Todd, a hard-blocking 190-pound back; Ted Dawson, guard; and Robert Moors, Steer basketball and baseball star who is taking his firt fling at collegiate football. He is a triple-threat back.
Texas will have weight and reserves in the line, but will be deficient in those same departments in the backfield Coach Bible believes. A quicker start toward perfection of teamwork will be gained this fall than last, Bible feels. Last autumn the training period largely was taken up teaching the technique and timing of the double and single wing-back formations, which were strange to most of the candidates. Tuesday
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The 44-man quad roster, with approximate playing weights, follows:
Centers--Jackson, 210; Baines,
185; Tooms, 185; Toombs, 180;
Hammers, 188.
Espinas, 205; Kilman, 200; James Williams, 190.
Guards—Rhodes, 200; Naiser, 200;
Dawson, 196; Rapel, 170; Thomas,
Walter Williams, 180.
Tackles—Allison, 205; Myers, 220;
Ends—Neely, 180; Peterson, 180;
McDonald, 185; Rouch, 215; Buck
185; Grubbs, 172; McInnis, 185;
Sweeney, 180.
Backs- Lawson, 175; Bryan, 160
Haas, 175; Gray, 185; Forney, 185;
Boyer, 175; Flato, 200; Moerens, 170;
Bage, 160; Evans, 163; Ford, 170; Hill-
er, 164; Tidwell, 169; Todl, 190;
Rusell, 175; Self, 165; Todl, 190;
Kaine, 170.
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