Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25
PERSONNEL OF HARVARDS TEAM.

PRESUMED UF hAhF AhOo lean
The foot ball men who came from
Cambridge were handicapped in the
last week OF the season oy frozen
practice field which became muddy,
making accurate play very difficult.
CAPTAIN EmmOns deserves much
credit for the way he developed his
team, with odds against them. But six
Of last years eleven were In to-dsY's
line up, and OF the five new men, one is
playing his second season, and another
is just finishing his first year Oh
gridirOn.
The eleven averages twcnty-one and
one-haf years OF age and ia pound In
weight.
Robert w. Emmons, second, plays his
fourth year on the Harvard team as
captain. He developed early as
player, and captsined the Greton school
team before entering college. His earn
est style Of play won him the end posi-
tiou ia his freshman year, and there Is
no harder worker In the team to-day.
His l76 pounds are distributed over six
feet of excellent muscular development
which he handles with great quickness.
His greatest playing is shown 10 Inter
ference aud getting down on his Kicks.
He is 81 years old and In bis manage
ment of the team shows much ability
and spirit, and is rightly ranked as one
OF he best captains that ever led Har-
ward team to Springfield.
p. w. Halowell, '96, first came Into
prominence in foot ball as freshman
tackle, and last year his work gave him
a substitute position with the 'Versity.
He has played steadily this season and
his work gave him preference over
Gunahan, who held the place last year.
His weight, 40, is enough for the POSI-
ton. and he is about six feet tall.
William C. Mackie, q last year gradu-
ate, now in the medical school, has
given
HIS 205 POUNDS WEIGHT
and the science he has acquired since
his early experience on the Boston Latin
School eleven 10 the Varsity for the
last three years. He began his college
work as center on the freshman team,
but the next year won the position OF
guard, which be has since held. de Is
an inch taller than six foot opponent
and at "a years is now in his best form.
Parents objections were overruled late
this season aud be was induced 10 train.
He is master of the position.
Frank g. Shaw, OF Boston, is soph-
omore playing his second year at foot
ball. While at Hopkinson's school ne
did not play, but last year began his
record at right guard on the freshman
team. He is over six feet tall and forces
the balance beyond the 200 mark. He
has won the place this year over the
other candidates by his stronger all
around play, and under the constant
coaching OF Lewis has developed q
great game for mis- second year.
J, y. Shaw, called Morton" by the
Harvard squad, is a freshman from
Mattapoisett, Mass, who was first in
troduced to a foot ball game this season.
That he has been an apt pupil OF Lewis
and Mackie, is evidenced oy his taking
the place from several OF the older. can
didates. He is 70 years OF age, as Is
Frank Shaw, who plays beside bin, 10
lust under six feet in height and weighs
su even 200 pounds.
Bentram Gordon Waters, OF Boston,
better known as last years captain and
half back OF the Harvard eleven, was
companion of bill" Mackie on the
Boston Latin school eleven, and won q
Mace al end on the Freshman team.
The next year be made his greatest re-
putAtion 81 guard, and last year played
half back. With his weight OF ls3
pounds, he is quick 10 breaking through
and has won several short sprinted con-
tests. while 10 college. He is now TAX
ing his first year in the law school, and
is the strongest muscled man In the
university, aud has greatly aided Capt.
Enmons in developing his men.
The two Brewers, Charles and Ar
thur, were
RoRN IN THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
and live in Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Arthur, with the training table name OF
Frosty" played at HopKinson's and
won the place at right end on his fresh
man team. Last year 10 the secret
practice be broke into end Interference
10 away that proved him a star, aud be
substituted Emmons 10 the Penusyl-
yapia game. His work has been excel
lent this year. and MS position has never
been in doubt De is cool, snappy
PLAYER and follows the bali closer tnan
any man on the eleven.
Robert 3. Wrenn is senior from
Highland Park, III. His preparatory
foot ball work was on the Cambridge
High and Latin eleven, where ne cap
| tanned the team from the quarter BACKS
| position. Hs is better known as Bob
Wrenu. the Tennis player, having won
the national champion ship al Newport
the last two years Age 2l, height )
feet Q inches, weight l54 pounds is
previous work on his class team has at
tracted much attention, ADD this year
after a short rest, following the tennis
season. De added his name 10 the best
list of oearter back candidates ever
seen At cambridge. and oy the middle
~ the ksson was sure Of the place.
His cool Judgment. which has been 50
notics.4 in his tennis work. combined
with ~ QUICK and accurate passing.
gave ~ the preference.
Edg& w. WrIRhtIngton 6rstfaitract-
I'd ~ attention Of Harvard Soot ball
eosch& By his work rs hal BAD o. The
BrOoI De High school eleven. On the
summ trip Of the Harvard &skn a.
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