The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-01

vide coach for every position. 1t will
not be surprising If Wisconsin has the
best eleven in the West this year, and
it is certain that the Yale men will
have a hard struggle when the Badgers
line up against them at New Haven,
Oct. 81.
The makeup of the Princeton eleven
will be comparatively the same as last
years victorious team. Only three of
last years team graduated, and there Is
an abundance of good material to fill
their places.
Cowdis' vacancy will fall to Mills.
who played in number of games last
fall Geers' place will be well looked
after by Billy Pell, last years star
freshman.
There are half score of candidates
for Blacks place behind the line. At
present it looks as though George
Lathrope will, by his experience, beat
the others out for the place.
played in Baltimore. The probable
lineup will be Booth, center; Edwards,
right guard; Hildebrand left tackle;
Pell, right tackle; Poe, right end; Pal
mer left end Hutchinson, quarter
back; Beardsley, left half-back: G.
Lathrope, right half-back, and Wheeler
full back.
The game with the Carlisle Indians
will be played in New York. After the
Yale game in New York in 1896, the
faculty made rule that no more
games should be played in the me-
tropolis, because so many young fel-
lows wearing Princeton colors, and
who were not Princeton men, We're ar
rested, and these facts creeping into
the daily papers unjustly injured the
university. This rule will now be
broken.
Coach Barnard, his assistant, an ex-
Harvard football player, and Manager
F. S. Porter Of the Cornell team are
regularly drilling % aspirants for the
Cornell team.
Among the prominent old players are
Davall, Dorner, Wilson and Alexander,
who are thought to be the most efficient
candidates for the positions in the line.
Tappan is another promising line
! man, Wyvell, who last year proved a
most efficient left end, will be unable
to play this year Warner, a brother
of Cornell's famous back and coach, Is
thought to be sure man for a place on
the line.
Caldwell will probably win a place
as one of the guards. Pearson, a new
man from Andover. weighing over 200
pounds, is out for the center rush; the
ton behind the line are Captain Star
buck, George Young, Windsor, Morri-
son, Perkins and sliecher.
The old regulars of Pennsylvania
football team who will be back this
year are Outland, Gardiner. Overtield,
Hare and p. MCCracken. Poor health
may prevent Overtield playing The
most likely candidates are: Full-back
Shoch or Hodge; half-backs, Outland
McMahan, Smith and Edwards; quar-
ter-back, Kennedy or Gardiner: center.
Overf1eld or Wallace; guards, Hare and
snoyer stae ugs Mes
Ram, Hayden and Stevenson.
Harvard has arranged II football
games, and all but two will be played
at Cambridge, allowing the students an
elegant opportunity to keep conversant
with their team.
The Yale football players realize that
energetic measures are necessary to
turn out a winning team this year.
The fact is that there is great danger
OF the line being weak. The situation
has been carefully canvassed, and 1t Is
felt that great deal will depend on
the incoming freshmen class for heavy
men for the line. The loss of Cutten
at center rush, Marshall at guard and
| Chamberlain at tackle will have to be
made good if Yale is to hold her own
this year. The leading candidate for
center rush is Cunha, the Hawaiian.
Although he tips the scales at go
pounds, he is remarkably quick on his
feet. He played a little last season.
He is the only man in sight at present
for this place. Brown will return at
guard, but there is no good candidate
for the other side of center Coy will
be back at end, but his corresponding
position has also to be filed The 9TH
er old men who will return include
Cal, Ind nyy
and Townsend. The most promising of
last years subs" are Wear, 1902;
Finckie, 1902; Harvey, 1900; Burdck.
1901 S.; Sullivan, 1901 S.; Sharpe, 1900
NJ. S., and Stephenson, 1901. Several
of these men may make the team.
Wear, Fincke, Harvey and Burdick are
sure to give Dudley and Townsend a
hard rub for the .half-back positions.
wisconsln's Schedule.
Sept. 3o.-Lake Forest at Madison.
Oct. 7.-Beloit at Milwaukee.
Oct. 14.-NorthWestern at Madison.
Oct 21-Yale at New Haven.
Oct 21.-Ripon College VS.. Second
Eleven at Madison
Oct. 2S.-Rush Medical at Madison.
Nov 4.-Alumni at Madison.
| Nov. 11.-Illinois at Milwaukee.
Nov 1S-Minnesota at Minneapolis:
Nov. S.-Whitewater VS.. Second
| Eleven at Whitewater.
| Nov. 25.-Lawrence at Madison.
| Nov. 30.-Mchigan at Madison.
Dec. 25.-California at San Francisco.
Cornell's Schedule.
Oct. 7.-Williams College at Ithaca.
Oct 14.-University of Chicago al
Chicago.
Oct. 2l-Leigh University at Ithaca.
Oct 2s.-Princeton University al
| Ithaca.
Nov 7.-Columbia University at New
| York.
Nov. 11.-Lafayette College at Ithaca
Nov. 1s.-Oberlin College at Ithaca.
Nov. 3O.-University Of Pennsylvania
| at Philadelphia