Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25
w4EF1ING REGISTER. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER IS, 1894

Sorrento In '93 he gave much promise.
In the fall be won half backs place
from several experienced candidates,
AND DID EXCELLENT WORK
in the big games last year. Though
but eighteen years OLD he is sopho-
more, and this is his second year on the
Varsity. a more conscientious player
never wore moleskins. His steady, sure
work, and his clever running behind
interference, are all that can be wish
ed. He is feet 9 inches tall aud has
1856 pounds OF we'll knit muscle.
Charlie Brewers advent AZ Harvard
was eagerly awaited from the time he
began 20 play on the Hopkinson School
team. He made the 'Versity In his
freshman year, becoming famous from
a long twisting punt, bis fast end run
ming, and clever lodging. This Is his
third year al Harvard, and his third
Yale game. He IS three inches taller
than Fairchild. and 81 years old; one OF
the brightest men on the eleven, aud is
one OF the cleverest runners playing
the game to-day. His puntlng has
fallen of this year, however.
j. C. Fairchid, always called jack
by the squad. is Boston boy who first
won reputation as captain OF the hop
kfnson School team, where he played
quarter back. He captained the fresh
man team from the same position, and
since then has played with the 'VerSity
SQUAD as candidate FOR quarter. This
wear in the middle OF the season he was
tried at full back, where
his ACCURATE KICKING
could be used. be has but little e1pe-
rIence in buckiug the line, but is an ad-
mirable ipterferer and kicker. he l.
p, is feet 7 inches tall, and tips the
Soldiers Field scales at $50 pounds.
Thomas J. Lanahsn, $50. OF Boston,
has a record Of playing left tackle on
the Boston English high School eleven,
right guard 90 his Freshman team, and
left tackle on last years 'Nersity. His
weight OF $50 pounds makes him sub
stantial article 10 tackle. but this year
he has been rather out Of condition
from injuries He will graduate at 2l
wears OF age, aud is Of medium height.
Arthur NJ. Beale, of Dorchester, as a
freshman last year played quarterback
on the Varsity, gaining the place the
very last OF the season. His three
wears experience at the Boston Latin
School gave him good preparation for
Varsity loot ball. and he has won
reputation as q sure ana steady player.
He has been q close candidate 10 this
years race with Wrenn, Foster, Fair
child and Borsdn.
Arthur Foster, who lost the quarter
back position last year through illness,
divided honors on the Andover right
end iu 81 with John Greenway, and
has missed a Varsity place In his two
wears at Harvard by unfortunate Illness.
His home is Jacksonville, Florida.
HIS BUILD Is OF THE WHY ORDER,
he has plenty OF courage and his natu-
raj ouickness makes him the valuable
man ne is rated He is in the $50 pound
class, IS 81 years old and lacks IA
inches Of six feet in height.
f. s. Wheeler, OF Philadelphia, 10
freshman who has taken the. name OF
his cousin, Beef Wheeler, Of Princeton,
and has done work this year that speaks
we'll for his two years experience at
St. Pau's. His weight In training Is
1s5 pounds, and the struggle for left
tackle between Wheeler, Hallowell and
Manahan has been the most interesting
of the year. Wheeler is but II years
Of age and DR.. Sargent says be Is the
most remarkable athlete OF his years he
ever examined,
J.J. Hayer, 90 and r. w. B. Brown,
go. have done excellent work behind
the line this year.
HAYES is 100 pound runner from
Jamaica Plain, Mass, and Brown has
won his previous reputation on the New
ton school eleven.
John Dunlap, Cambridge player
who earn ed reputation last year as
Freshman line oucker, broke collar
bone this year, but mended it In time to
eetout about two weeks ago, and In
time 10 prove he can make as much
ground through the centre as any man
on the "crimson" field. His stocky us
pound build is well calculated for hi5
speciality In play.