The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-21

y GSSj%in, 1870, IL. B..S;0l l5 -
ri purSton, '9S, Tackle, .5:l Ia -
Rprr c. Chamberlain, who was the
..,l, OF the season, has been filling
-, r5s!,loa Of centre rush in phenom-
mil STYLE. lie prepared for Yale at
ysIllps .Aniovcr, but did not play foot
,lI whRe preparing for cdlle6c, In
nt II was not until last year that he
+~,,yergl that he could play the game.
u, .rcl for tackle and made an excel
~, showing, and was speedily called.
Al, A, the beginning OF this season. He
N. proved the hardest tackler on the
n,., and bids fair TO be one OF the
,,.ltets centcrs Yale has ever had.
'CsI-lcs Chadwick VIII occupy the po-
s."s a, guard In to-day's big game.
t,.--r accident. Chadwick Is n tower
= strength and his only fault Is that OF
,lrrrsss In some points. lie istqplck In
.pi-c Gown th0 Held under kick,
i~Sscyrr, and W the kicking game that
y,n VIII probably rely upon, he will
tryc 4 valuable man.
Lang Murray has had as much foot
All experience as any member or h
vi. team. For two years he has play
- an the second eleven. but now. FOR
n. arst time. appears n regular" on
=, varsity AID is 4 companion guard
Nr Chadwick.
lines o. Rodgers Will be touud Mt left
nike. last year he played tackle for
N Varsity. The coaches have been
gf,.e with Rodgers this year and at
rs .s.e DAY they say that he Is apt to
*. sight Of the men with the ball In
y; sa-rrnyss TO take are OF the player
i,55sgI 10 him in the line. However.
Yksa given the ball for ground gain
II. Rodgers can be depended upon to
rlkk his distance. and Il takes q pow
C!a, opponent TO down him.
Ire other tackle will be filed by n
Q! tie best players or the gridlron
~ to-day. Fred. r. Murphy comes
from Junction City, Kansas. He Is as
,l!ye rs 4 cat and follows the ball
nth unerr!rE skill. In breaking up
crossing interference and mailing the
r.5rcr. he Is uneQualled.
Il a game Captain Murphy plays
yrA a fcrccncsS akin to wildneSs, but
nth It all he Is emlncntly fair and
E-A:e In his work.
:ynan ". Bass Is now playing his
ra-d rear at Yale'S left end. Last
y.- he was one OF the strongest ends
aly!aS the game out this year he has
h.ez of SO greatly that at the outset
h Sss e1celled by several other candi-
tie.
JOSIAH ]. Hazcn will probabl. play
.sh; end. HIS great stronghold IS his
r,ai!2ess ind ~fa!thtulness and gains
rr-.d his end are few and not loES
cA. He lacks speed In getting down
i. aslL under punts, but he Is T. sure
u,t!s- and breaks up Interference nice
r. Eazen and Bass at Yale's ends will
tsyshly outplay the Tiger ends.
4; Quarterback Yale IS especially
rr1rS, Clarence ". Fncke Is far and
izcy the hes. all round man playing
Is v5s.t.oa this year. He IS distln-
E,:si for his wonderful cooluess, and
l taekle7 and intertcreC he is peer
ksI. He paBsay the ball swiftly and
uccre,eIv and handles the leather ar
Il. punt, finely. lie IS the sprest man
!. tie SQUAD and while the team Is on
=. zs.a2s!ye he plays at fullback.
L6g.5 uInkcy IS 4 brother OF the ia
sAGs Flank Hinkey. His negreat!ault
Is aas evident inability 10 drop kick
:7u the field. HinKey, though light
tg.ks the line we'll and tackles beauti-
fEay. In puntings with plenty OF
t.r-, h. gets the ball well away for
god gains and X his line IS able 10
tnl! Princeton successfully. Hlnkey
vii PUNT with Baird In stra!ghtway
Taei..
Hamilton +. benjamin played brill
Moth. , ' t,tg h1 Ill nm thn GpF1th plnvpn
7as year he has fallen OF, but Is about
III hss. that can be selected from ma
ts:ni. mich from n Yale standpoint Is
cn!raHrlacc, Benjamin fails to follow
Interference and IS inclined to attempt
IT.. rIrs without assistance. He is.
aaT.yr.. the speedlest OF the backs and
To'ks Ike n fiend.
Paul J.. Mills Is an nll-round athlete,
tl7.rg r1TcG on his class crew and as
suo on the Yaia Henley crew. In foot
Sall he has played two years. and this
S1as wiil be Il VARSITY player. at half
back.
l"01ar! II. Vanavery. Polytechnic
graduate, made q sensational appear
acc 81 the grIdiron this year. Develop
."r from 4 poor freshman class player,
70 became L promising candidate for
M VARSITY and received unusual At
tht.yn irlm the coaches. lie may not
;ag ig tee game. but will be on the
''i% .'ans ready for an emergency.
another haif-baCk player IL W. Il.
..ba"'f. iin sought TO be an end rush.
tsi 'Tlg 0ltclnsacd by Ha2en and then
lh'l t7r . back position. With but one
gAT' experience he went into tho
POW gam" and gained more ground
|aa az other player.
Princeton Candidates.
+, The following nrc the players from
whom the Princeton team will be &C.
lccte3:
c an CIaas. Position; 1T. VT. Age;