The morning call., 1895-01-13

representing Massachusetts in Congress
In the financial world Robert Bacon of Har-
partnership In the firm Of DreXel, Morgan &
Co.. while Frank Loney. captain OF Princeton's
1880 team, has amassed fortune dealing IN
Western real estate. Several are fairly pr0m
nent in the law. but on the whole the heroes OF
the football field have scarcely distinguished
themselves In their several walks of life.
Walter Camp of Yale, the most noted man 10
intercollegiate football to-day, is with the New
Haven Clock Company. His income is aug.
menied by writing expert football literature.
and IL is safe 10 assume that bis coaching also
brings a financial return.
Alex Moffat, Princeton's rafting fullback,
and 1885 captain. is general agent Of the
New York Electric Equipment Company.
"Snake" Ames, Princet0n's most famous
PLAYER and the greatest college pitcher OF his
day. IS largely Interested in Western mining
and iron works, although they came to him in
the shape of inheritance. He has settled down
in Chicago, and, speaking in the sporting sense,
is on Easy street.
Bernie Traford, Perry's brother. who cap
tanned Harvard in 1891 and 1892, is employed
by the Bell Telephone Company as travelling
agent.
Duncan Edwards, PriDceton's 1884 tackle,
has out modest law single IN the Temple
Court building. He says that college football
educates a man 10 bear adversely and the hard
knocks OF life with equanimity.
Perry Trafford, Harvard's great guard. who
faced the never-tO- be forgotten Heffelhnger
when the crimson defeated the blue in 1890. Is
lawyer in Wall street and said TO be doing
fairly well.
Heffelfnger, who disputes with Frank Hinkey
the honor of being the greatest player turned
out at New Haven. is in the boot and shoe bust
ness at MINNEAPOLIS.
Billy Bull, Yale's kicking fullback of 1886.
1887. 1888 and 1889, is doing football for a
New York evening paper. His kicking nova
days is directed at the editors blue pencil
Laurie Bliss. Yale's haliback, who came into
great prominence at the Springfield Harvard
game OF 1892. is clerking it at A. q. Spaldng
& Co.'s Philadelphia store. His brother, Pop"
does not appear to have any occupation outside
of football coaching.
back In 1892. Is In the iron and coal business
In pennsylvania. Vance is in a p0stion TO take
things easy II he feels so inclined, for his father
Is Ia partnership with Don Cameron. and the
firms possessions are immense. Mccormick is
making his home in Harrisburg.
Harry Beecher, Yale's greatest quarterback,
is in the insurance business, as is Walter Cash,
Princeton's 1889 tackle. A. }. Cumnock, cap
tain OF Harvard's 1890 team, is looking after
his fathers interests in the latter's wooden
mills at Lowell Mass.
John Cranston, Harvard's guard In 1889,
1890 and 1891. and the first man 10 wear the
nose mask in a football game. has gathered a
nice BERTH being the general agent OF the New
England branch of thu Equitable Life Assur-
apce Society. He is located at Boston.
Wally Winter, Yale's tackle 1S90-93, is
swallowed up IN the mighty West, but bis fe-
low tackle, Hamilton Wallis, awaits law clients
in Pine-street office. F. W. Wallace. better
known as KID" who made things hum while
playing endrush for Yale in 1886. 1857, 1888
aud 1889. Is employed at the Ansonia Brass
Works, OF which bis father is president.
j. r. Finlay, still spoken OF as the strongest
man who ever played on Harvard team, is
mining somewhere in the Rocky Mountains
He had been a guide 10 Pixies Peak before he
ever came to Cambridge. and the effete East
mad no charms for him.
Clinton W. Bird, captain of PriDceton's 1884
team, is the boniface at the Hotel Winthrop
One Hundred and Twenty-ffth street and
Seventh avenue. New York, and Is doing as
well as the famous Mr.. Reilly.
Tracy Harris, Captain Birds great right
guard in 1884, has offices IN the Stokes build
Ing. Cedar and William streets, New York,
whose capacousness would indicate that he
fell into the right calling when be elected 10
take up the law.
}. Fl. Sears. captain OF Harvard's 1888 team.
has chosen journalism He IS at present edli or
of Harper's Young People. Vic Harding whose
memory will ever be green ut Cambridge Tor
bis great work 10 1888 and 1889. IS also In the
same line, being reporter on Chicago news
paper.
Captain Warren of PrDeetons 1891 team is
with the Otis Elevator Company, in the mechan-
zeal branch at Yonkers. Edgar Allan Poe, who
led the orange and black when Nassau won
its glorious victory over Yale in 1883 at the