Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-28

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c.xex,,s.e Nor. - Naturally this Is
the time when every eulieg,. team looks Tor
ard 10 ano,her season OF fooi ball ofe %
rrreat the honcrs they have lasts gsinesis
! the other 10 make vietors Out Of defeat. II
/ il = lang time ahead isfere smother fiAr-
ward i AZ. sana. rpnHs around, but there y
not d nan au,osg the crimson eleven VINO
| does MOI cherish in bis heart grim determt-
ux,ien Il, beat the Esis in i>.s'. Although
| the eleven isavs suffered defeat one can
safely say tina; the prospects Tor Harsara
next wear we're never brighter livery one
| to watehed tlr game At Springfield crit
| icaiiy could NOT help feeling titat a new era
! in foot bah hasi begun AT Cambridge, an era
hen graduate coaeiiers would begin TO
come back each year with definite system
of training in mind, AMI With the advantage
which comes from experience.
The strong game that Harvard put up
/ arains, Yale sliowe Ell only too well that she
ha. learned the principles of team play and
interference. although time is needed To
perfect them. Arthur Cumniock, John
crapeston. Perry Traford, Joe Sears.
! Crosby, and Fletcher will in all probability
| be ON hand another wear. As 10 coaehers,
! Harvard starts off we'll. Trafford is the
only man in the line who Is sure not to
come back next year. although pton and
1 IIaIlowcil are both uncertain IL MAY he
tina, Hallowell viii enter the Law School.
| Traiford's place will be easily filled by Fair
child, %. substitute this year. Acton has
| still another year in the Medical School, 81
/ for centre men Harvard can pick between
| Lewis, Acton. MaekIc, and Waters. With
| Emnons and Ilallowell at the ends and
| Newell at one tackle, the rush line already
shows up strongly.
| Back of the line Harvard will have
| Brewer, Lake, and Gray. with Corbeti,
! Lee, and Gage for substitutes. Shea, who
/ took Iptons place last saturday. is.a fresh
man, and he MAY be the one to succeed p
ton. Thus, even with no new material,
/ Harvard will begin next fall under the most
/ favorable circumstances.
( The question of v llu shall be the one to
| lead the men is causing considerable dis-
/ cussion among the students. The place
narrows down to between Lake, Newell.
| Waters, Eallowell. Upton, and Emmons.
/ Of these Lake is the fsvorite at present,
although the fact that ne Is not an under
! graduate NAV hurt his chances. The same
objection applies 10 ilailowcll, should he
| come back to college. pion, ii elected
would probably return another year. but he
is hardly the man for the place. Very
| likely compromise NAV be effected by
putting in Emmons, who is "A hard worker,
and has improved wonderfully of late.
| Either he or Lake would bear the rcspon-
sibility with honor. The question will be
settled probably at meeting of the eleven
on Monday.
! The Yale Princeton game caused little
surprise here. although larger score fol
/ Yale was figured upon. Princeton WAS
not expected to score. Some of the foot
ball men said that they supposed Yale
would not try to run up to large score, in
! order that the contrast between FRINGE
| ton and the University of Pennsylvania
| might not be SO apparent.