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

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Goolwln, 1900, II. n..6:W llI y
III Durston, 'QS, Tackle. .5:u Ia u
uprr c. Chamberlain. who was the
.srl" OF the sCason. has been filling
-. position OF centre rush in phenom-
.,,I .tyls. He prepared for Yale at
| rnllPs AnIoycr. but did not MAY foot
,tl While preparing for colle5e, In
nj I. was not until last year that he
m9ye-sl that he could play the game.
Il, .,icI for tackle aud made an excel
IN, showing, ard was speedily called,
Al, A, the beginning OF this season. He
~, moved the hardest tackler- on the
r,n and bids fair 10 be one OF the
| cries; certcrs Yale has ever had.
| 'C9l-les Chadwick Will occupy the no-
tt1r o. guard In to-day's big game,
| bi-.Isg accident. Chadwick ~ tower
| j .rnrth and his only fault la-tlAt of
| Tratss IN some points. He isIGnick In
ling down the field under Kick,
| S@,@cyCry and IN the kicking game thai
HI VIII probably rely upon, he WAL
| t-ye a valuable man.
Ing Murray has had Us much foot
M experience as any member OF the
We team. For two years he has play
n on the second eleven, but now, for
y. frgt time. appears n regular on
~ varsity and Is q companion guard
"a; Chadwick.
j,7ts o. Rodgers will! be tound at left
-kla Last year he played tackle Tor
n. Varsity. Tho coaches haze been
yy,se with Rodgers this year and at
n, Ale day they say that he Is apt 10
- sight Of the men with the ball In
N ylccrness 10 take al OF the player
CHASED 20 him In the line. However,
Itsa given the ball for ground gain
=. H0Jsrrs can be depended upon 10
Ike his distance, and Il takes q pow
ge. opponent to down him.
me other tackle will be filled by one
o. The best players on the gridlron
II to-day. Fred. r. Murphy comes
tom Junction City, Kansas. He is us
alive as a cat and follows the ball
T.,h urerrIrg skill. In breaking up
crossing interference and mailing the
r.aaer, he Is unequalled.
II a game Captain Murphy plays
-ra a ~fcrccnesS akin TO Witness, but
eth it all he IS emlnenuy fair and
E1a9 In his work.
Imam u. Bass is now playing his
gN.I year at yale's left end. Last
y.r. he was one OF the strongest ends
.ly.aG the game out this year he has
hlt1 OF So greatly that at the outset
ks vas e1cellcd by several other candl-
Les.
Iuah J.. Hnzcn Will probably play
RI. end. His great stronghold IS his
Richness und faithfulness and gains
rV-=d his end are few ard not long
Us. He lacks speed in getting down
te as!d under punts, but he Is a sure
t:Esr and breaks up interference nice
r. Hazen and Bass at iale's ends Will
t:5a5ly outplay the Tiger ends.
AZ Quarterback Yale IS especially
r.0ar' Clarence ". Fncke Is, far and
I7.y tho hes. all round man playing
Ls POSITION this year. He IS distin-
r.ssad for his wonderful coclness, and
tackler and iutertcrer he Is peer
IN. He passes the ball swiftly and
U.grately and handles the leather nf-
t.: punt, finely. lie IS the spress man
q the SQUAD and while the team Is on
lie 5e.ens!ye he plays at fullback-
Lvis U,nkey "a q brother OF the IA
a9c, Frank Hinkey. His one greattault
p as evident inability 10 drop kick
tim the field. HinSey, though light
tE,ks the line we'll and tackles beauti-
f:.ly. In puntings with plenty OF
uar, r., gets the ball we'll away for
go54 gains and Il his line Is able to
IL! Princeton successfully: Hlnkey
"!i punt with Baird In s~tralshtway
T5rk.
Hamilton +. Benjamin played brill
!lE..y a; half-baCk on the scrub eleven.
74i3 year he has fallen off, but Is about
liz hest that "a be selected from ma
t=:nl. rhlch from q Yale standpoint Is
Commonplace. Benjamin falls 20 follow
Interference and Is inclined to attempt
th- mas without assistance he IS.
A~5Hsyrs. the s%pcediesc OF the backs and
works like 4 iiand.
FiL, y. Mills Is an nl-round athlete.
having r5wcG on his class crew and as
Iua On tho Tait Henley crew. In foot
2l Er ras played two years. md this
yHaF viii be Il VARSITY player at half
hack.
IS55aE9 II. Vanavery. Polytechnic
gfaiuIta. made a sensational appear
Aatf "a the griIlron this year. Develop
80 I''tH . poor freshman CIlsS pIuyeI'
a. became Il promising candidate for
'Ha .NaC7.Fv and received unusual at
'5t,G trgm the coaches. He may not
iIay ia tHs game. but will be on tho
~" '9os ready FOR an emergency.
h"ot!l"f haif-back player Ia W. Il.
.2aE1r. lie sought TO be an end rush..
Llt vas ogtClHsacd by Hazcn and then
40 Tor Il back position. With but n
ar experience he went into the
%i'NE sara" md gained more ground
nan aLy other player.
Princeton Candidates.
If' following are the players from
"oom Iae Princeton team VIII be &c.
'c-ra.
rNa"a Class, Position. HI. W.T.. Age.
,a,.ran. =. End........5Il 1872 20
a q .'. #s-.H -. a. FA 80