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One hundred nnd sixteen Fresh- jnn nrtlcle entitled "College: Here
man football candidates Rrcctcd
Coach Blrkctt Lee Prlbble Monday Innd Abroad." He begins with the
afternoon ns the first call to prac- - reflection that the educational sys
tice was Issued. According to Prib-- 1 terns In Europe and America arc
ble, former Wildcat star and cap-- 1 the products each of widely dlflcr-tai- n.
this s the largest group to
soclal
..Thc prcvnll.
report for gridiron duties on Stoll j lng ,dea JntradltlonSt cducnti0n still
Europcan
,ls to suPPly the members of the
Therc,r2rc fc ,?, ls
flclcL
dwtndl- - tTPnt
squad
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cd to ninety by Tuesday and many ture proper tQ
cInss T,)C f(n
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laamentai object or American cdu- slde ns the road gets tougher. How- - cntlon ls to cnnb,
cltlzcn to
ever, Coach Prlbble expects to have rlse abovc h,s class
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between 50 nnd 60. With these he goes on to say that the education of
hopes to make a creditable showing the eHte of Eur
rcsults ln ..an
in the frosh games as well as f ur- -, appreciation of intelligence for Its
nish a bit of opposition for thc var- - own sakC( of the play of thc mlnd
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of wisdom and understanding"
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Some of the outstanding yearlings , short a culture that rcsuUs morc ln
to report included one fo Lexing-- 1 ideas
than m actloni
ton High s most Promising athletes . Qn the other hand D Ersklnc
hi recent years Ralph Kerchlyal. says at ev
st
punt ng ucatlon the stud(t of Amcrlcan cd.
This lad was noted for
lg busy choos.
b
mg nls future," nlways readaptlng
i ili booting aver- - lhimseir
It Is rumoredi that his il
to the light of fuller know- age was close to 50 yards in prep ledge.
The education of our elite
school.
has in it the assumption that a con
Parrish, a tall, red headed youth tlnued "progress ls essential. What
from Paris, ls reputed as being a ever courses .are offered ln our
good lineman.
He made
schools and colleges will be scrutinon several selections last year.
ized from the point of view of their
"Hoss" Prlbble, brother to the usefulness to this continued "getting
freshman mentor, has been playing, on
prep ball at M. M. I. and has enWe have been quick to discard the
tered the university hoping tofol-lo- w classic disciplines: in their place we
in his noted brother's foot- have substituted "subjects which we
steps. "Hoss" is a lineman of rangy agree should be taught to all sorts
build and should develop into a val- and conditions of men," and these
uable man. He was a member of "we have tried to adapt to the
the undefeated M. M. I. of '27 and greatest possible utility." Clearly,
that year was placed on the
Professor Erskine argues, we have
i placed our emphasis on action rath
ference team.
From the hills of West Virginia er than on ideas, and. clearly, by
comes a youngster by the name of devoting so much of our education
Bach, a right smart looking ball tot- - to practical results we have lost the
er and an all round athlete.
play of the mind which character- Hlckey, another Lexington Hlph ' izes the education of the fortunate
product, has entered school with an classes In Europe," the most
reputation as a back. Hick- - able result of which is "an under-e- y
was one of the main cogs In standing of history and human
Heber's machine for the past duct, public and private, such as
two years.
ought to be the privilege of every
Lou Fiddler, another of Ashland human mind."
Harvard Alumni
High school's championship backs. Bulletin.
made his appearance on Stoll Field
and is doing his best to uphold the '
XAVIER SIGNS COACH
name of the mining town. Fiddler
probably will develop Into a fullback.
CINCINATTI. Ohio Daniel Te- Tom Cassldy, who has the repu- - han. given honorable mention at
tation of beinp a whiz of a player tackle bv Walter Eckersall on his
from East St. Louis, Mo., also is on 1927
football team, was
signed as assistant football coach at
Prlbble's yearling squad.
Pate, a lineman from Madison- - St. Javier University by Joseph A.
vllle. Jacobs a tackle from Benham, Meyer, athletic director at the Mus-an- d
Wagner, a pivot man from Bel- - keteeer institution.
Tehan played
vue are three promising members at Xavler during the 1927 season
of the Ble Green.
one of his accomplishments was
and
University Hi presents Murphy, a playing the entire Haskell Indian
175 pound end with plenty of past game with a broken Jaw bone
and heaps of, ambi- - fered In the first play. He smeared
tlon.
ihis face with mud so the Redskins
Goodman halls from Cincinnati, twould not notice the Injury,
This fleet back Is hoDlng to make a
name for the "home brew" city since
IS THAT SO?
the Reds have failed so miserably
vanishing from
thh season.
Are the
"Shipwreck Kelly" has brought our universities? Recently we were
two youngsters with him from looking through a portfolio of stuSDrlngkeld. Thev are James, a dent photographs taken by a Chihusky center and Thompson, end,
cago photographer photographs of
Coach Prlbble does not expect a campus heroes from various unl- ennmpionshin team, but hopes to versitles. Possibly one I face out of
make a creditable showing in frosh twelve seemed to have any great
srames as well as furnish opposition promise of masculine
force and
for the Big Blue in scrimmage. virility.
Prlbble Is assisted in the coaching
Change the coiffure- - and the
bv A. F. Rime new basketball coach neckwear on any of them and they
and Len Miller, former Wildcat star. would pass for women anywhere.
Their pictures call to mind the
THE PORT YOU LOVE TO SPV prettified male movie stars, the
high-lightcollar-a- d
kids, and
"You've heard of Naples, the fa- other such curiosities, rather than
mous Italian port, haven't you?"
the rugged men of tomorrow who
"No. how much is It a bottle?"
are going to get out and do things.
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Abroad in Article MEET SIX TEAMS
In the Fcbnmry Issue of (he ON STOLL FIELD
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Since six varsity football games

will be played on the home grounds
this year, and since Alabama will

meet the Wildcats here for the first
time in many years the Athletic Association of the University has
planed a great many changes n
Stoll field. This will accomodate
the grounds and seating capacity
y,
for what ls expected to be the
of the university, S. A. Boles,
athletic director said.
Thc athletic Council expects an
attendance of not less than 20,000
at ths Alabama game. Last year
the largest crowd that has ever at
tended a local football game was
present when 17,500 faithful fans
sat through rain, snow, and sleet to
witness the hectic struggle between
the Wildcats and Tennessee.
The present concrete stadium
seats approximately 11,500 people.
In order to meet the increased demand the council has purchased
7,000 knockdown seats to be placed
at both ends of the north and south
stadium. The Athletic Association
has already 1800 seats of that type
and has made arrangements to borrow 1000 more. If the advance sales
Indicate the necessity, the council
will procure additional seats to to-

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21,000.

Contracts have already been let
for the removal of the high plank
fence along Euclid avenue, immediately in the rear of the north stadium. An ornamental Iron fence will
be Installed the complete length of
the stadium and will be placed between the concret supporting posts.
This will throw the space between
the iron fence and the sidewalk
open to the public. Ticket boxes
and entrance gates will be placed
opposite each ramp so as to facili
tate movement of crowds. This
space will be paved with crushed
rock and screenings.
In the rear of the south stadium,
thc p'esent heavy wire fence will be
retained and gates and walkways
introducing opposite ramps on that
side, so that the crowds will enter
thc north and south side from Rose
street behind the stadium Instead of
opposite it as is now the case.
The press box will be enlarged by
an additional 33 feet in length rnd
will be built ln front of the present
box. Sound proof spac? will be installed for the Introduction of the
broadcasting of games by the publicity department at the university.
Interest In the forthcoming Wild
cat football schedule Is indicated by
the fact that approximately 13 times
as many seats have already been
sold as were sold at this time last
year.
It is understood that all hotel res
ervations in Lexixngton have already been taken for the Alabama
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