Prep Football Turnout Large
If strength lies in numbers, both Ann Arbor and St. Thomas High schools should have powerful football teams this season.
Over 60 candidates answered Coach Louis H. Hollway's call at Wines Field yesterday afternoon while close to 40 were on hand at Island park for the first St. Thomas drill.
Both Hollway and Father John M. Lynch expect their squads to be enlarged considerably before next week. Five lettermen - Sam Neustadt, Gus Christ, Sam Wight, Pete Gochis and Jack Brown - were missing at the Ann Arbor practice. Frank De Fillippi was the only absentee from the Irish drill.
Except for tomorrow when he will be detained by a teachers meeting, Coach Hollway plans to drill his boys twice daily the remainder of the week. Only one session - an afternoon one - is on the Pioneer schedule tomorrow.
Father Lynch will send his squad through its paces once a day starting at 1:30.
Yesterday's practice period at both camps was confined to calisthenics and other mild exercises. The heavy work will not start until next week.
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Wines Field
St. Thomas High School Football
St. Thomas High School - Athletics
Sports
Island Park
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Ann Arbor Public Schools - Students
Ann Arbor Public Schools - Athletics
Ann Arbor High School - Students
Ann Arbor High School - Athletics
Ann Arbor News
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Sam Wight
Sam Neustadt
Rev. John M. Lynch
Pete Gochis
Louis 'Lou' H. Hollway
Jack Brown
Gus Christ
Frank De Fillippi