The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-18

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Greenwich, CT. played end last year.
He has not been in training more than
ten days this season, and not much can
be predicted of his playing, for the eff
feet of beginning training has not worn
off yet He is 81 years of age, six feet
tall, and weighs, when in condition, 100
pounds. He is swift runner and
sure tackler.
GOULD.
Charles Gould substitute end, is a
foot bali graduate Of Albany academy,
from which city in New York he halls.
There he learned foot ball, and he
played on his freshman eleven last year.
He is the shortest man in the squad,
standing only feet inches in height.
1t is muscle every inch to the amount of
100 pounds, which he throws effectively
at runner when tackling Gould is
fast in every department of the game,
and only his lack of height stands in his
way. If Schweppe is unable to make it
go well in the first half, Gould will play,
and may play, anyway, for the ends
will not be definitely chosen until the
last minute.
WINTER.
Keyes Winter is only trifie taller
than Gould, and plays much the same
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weighs only LAT pounds, and is slower
than any other end candidate He halls
from Indianapolis. and came to Yale
with Mcbride from the University
school, Winter is apt to miss his men
in interference, and on the offense is too
erratic to be safe varsity player.
FINCKE.
William Mann Fincke, 1901, who sue
ceeds the brilliant De Saulles as Yale's
quarterback, comes to Yale from New
York city. He prepared at the Hill
school, where he played foot ball.
Fincke is the best quarterback at Yale,
but is In unsafe and erratic performer.
He is poor at tackling, and but for his
excellent headwork would be substi-
tute. In back field work he needs to be
steadied by Mcbride. But he runs the
team well. sometimes, however, spelling
his own clever work by fumbling the
ball through over-anxiety.
DE sAULLEs.
I, L. De saulles, 1902, comes from
Bethlehem, Pa. and prepared for col
lege at Lawrenceville. He is sensa-
tional player, very much on the lines of
his famous brother, but, unlike his eld-
err, he is not steady. Another year may
see him at quarter as a regular, but
this year he is not likely to play ex-
cept as a substitute He is 10 years
old, 8 feet inches tall, and weighs 141
pounds.
sNIFTER. ~ !. 6 Z. -
Edwin Newton snifter, 1900, s., Of San
Jose, Cal, is a fiery player, who lacks
only experience to make a strong and
fast end. He is likely to skirt the lines
in the big games, and therefore be-
comes interesting. He is silent man,
never saying a word, but keeping his
eye on the ball. He is credited with ISL
pounds in weight, and feet inches in
height. He is q years old.
ALLEN. ~->
Frederick w. Allen, 1900, captain of
the varsity crew for two years, sub
tackle, is an old varsity man, having
played two years ago on the remark
able '97 aggregation that surprised all.
Allen is strong but slow. He weighs
1876 pounds is feet tall, and % years
old. He played at Andover before COM
ing to Yale.
COOK.
Charles P. Cook, 'O1, of Ore Hill,
CT, is Familiarity known as "Dannie,"
and the nickname will doubtless be
heard some time ringing out across the
gridiron as the big varsity pitcher and
former Hotchkiss school guard goes
blowing down the field as a Yale half
back or tackles an opponent in
tackle play, for Cook can play either
position with the same adeptness. Only
last Tuesday did he remove scholarship
difficulties, and his playing Is not as
fine in many points as it should be, but
176 pounds Of weight and feet of
height must make up for lack of skill,
SHARPE.
Albert Hayes Sharpe, OF, M. S., is
New Ravens only representative on the
Yale eleven. He was sub end last
year, and this year is halfback with
drop goal propensities which Harvard
might do well, to look out for, If Yale
crosses the 30Ayard line. Sharpe is
BILLY" Bulls favorite. He prepared
at Hilhouse high school. He is %
years old, stands feet 2 inches in
height and weighs 1872 pounds.
RICHARDS.
Howard Richards, 90, of New York,
came from Lawrenceville, played on his
class eleven without arousing. suspi-
cion that he would make the Yale var
sity. As sub-tackle last year. he was
not a great success, but at halfback he
saved Yale from defeat at the hands
of Wisconsin and O'Dea. His perform
ances since that game have been nota-
BILE. At Yale he is noted as Y. NJ
c. A. worker. He is q years old, 5