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

feet tall. After playing on the Wor-
| cester academy teams, he was captain
and right end of the freshman clever
last fall. He lives in Cambridge.
DONALD.
Malcolm Donald, first year law school
of Brookline, is the regular left tackle
He made the varsity in his freshman
year, but was injured in preliminary
practice the next year, and could not
play. In his Junior and senior years he
played 2 fine game at tackle on the var
Sity, in spite of constantly receiving in
juries to his leg. He has also rowed
regularly on his class crew, and been
prominent man in college. He is of
fine build for a tackle-is six feet tall,
and weighs 100 pounds. His chief value
on the team lies in his way of getting
into every play, and always doing more
than his share of work. He prepared
for college at the Roxbury Latin school,
and is now % years old.
BoAL.
Walter Ayers BoaI, 90, prepared for
college at the Harvard school in Chi
cago. He was guard on his freshman
team, substitute on the varsity the next
year, and played guard regularly for
lHG HTSl llIIlG last year. ne - the
lightest man of the center trio, weigh
ing 1876 pounds. His age is 20 years.
and height feet liz inches. Last year
he was very effective running with the
ball, but this season his leg kept him
out of the game for so long that he has
had to work hard to get back into his
old form. He is Harvards best man
on the track team in the weight events,
and won the hammer throw in England
last year.
BURNETT.
Francis Lowell Burnett, 'O1, is the
heaviest man on the squad, weighing
230 pounds. He is the most wonderful
kicker Harvard has ever had, not only
in the way of place kicks, but also in
drops and punts. His position at CEN
ter prevents him, however, from being
of any use in this respect, except in the
kickoff and in trying for goals after
fair catch. He is q years old, and
feet 101s inches in height. He came to
college from the Cambridge n-cnual
training school, and was left tackle on
his freshman eleven. Last year he was
varsity substitute center and played in
both the Pennsylvania and Yale games.
LAWRENCE.
James Lawrence, 'O1, of Groton, is
right tackle on the eleven. He has
always been tall C feet 1b inches) for
his weight to make a really valuable
man, but this season he has increased
in weight until his 178 pounds make him
an efficient tackle. He is 20 years old.
Besides his record as an oarsman, he
played tackle on his freshman eleven,
and was on the varsity squad last
year.
HIATT DWELL
John White Hallowell, 'O1, of West
Medford, was captain of his school
team at Hopkinson's school, Boston. He
was captain and end of his freshman
eleven, and when Daily was hurt, play
ed quarterback for most of the season.
He is very tall and thin, feet V inch,
and weighs 1853 pounds, but he is fast
under kicks, and strong on the de-
Tense. He is now 20 years old. His
record as a hurdler began in the pre-
paratory school; at Harvard he has
been a close second to Fox.
DAILY.
Charles Dudley DAILY, '01. quarterback,
comes from Boston, where he prepared
at the Boston Latin school. He is the
smallest man on the team, weighing
only 1853 pounds. His heighth is feet
915 inches, and age 10 years. He is
by far the best quarterback in the
country Until he broke his collar
bone, he played on his freshman team,