The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-17

| for the great skill and proficiency that
| they were able to teach the new men
| in one short season of training.
! The personnel of the team is as fol-
| lows:
l.. Hechler, quarterback and captain,
! a preparatory student, is one of the
| few older players on the team. He was
| formerly from Helena, where he played
with the High school team. He now
| resides in Hamilton. He played with
! the varsity team last year as quarter
and made great name for his pass
ing and tackling: Mr.. Hechler Is IL
Sidney Walker Of the senior class
| formerly resided in Portland, Ore, but
now resides in Missoula. He played
| halback on the Pacific university team
in 1898. He played at left halfback
and was especially effective In line
| bucking. Weight, 160 pounds; age, "a
years.
M. Jones, right guard, member OF
the freshman class, has had practice
| during the last two years on the var
sity team. He is the one member OF
the team who played in the first games
| of the U. of M. team. His former posi-
| ton was tackle. but his playing at
guard equals all former records. He
| was admitted to be the best guard in
the college teams of Montana He re-
sides at Corvallis. but is native OF
| that famous commonwealth, Missouri.
Mr.. Jones is q years old and weighs no
pounds
Marcy, freshman, M. F., played at
left end, He resides at Forsythe. Last
year he was at the Faribault MIMI,
high school and played at end. He was
perhaps one of the best, if not the best,
end men in the state, as was shown
by his brilliant tackling and breaking
| IF int rfay n
weighs 100 pounds and is q years old.
II. Sloane a preparatory student,
played right end. He is but Is years
old and weighs 1856 pounds Consider
ing his development, he played very
| strong game and will make a valuable
| man. He resides in Missoula. lie
played as substitute last year, SO has
had some little experience
O. J. Berry, freshman, played alter
nate right tackle and end. Last year
he was substitute, but played IN no
important games. He is 16 years oid
and weighs 142 pounds: ne mas TN, tne
making of a particularly strong man,
considering the advances made this
year. Mr.. Berry halls from Drum
mond.
A, H. Mcdonald sophomore, plays
left tackle. Was in the game Tor the
first time this year, though practlced
last year. He is IS years old ana
weighs 140 pounds. He is one of the
many that needs more weight and
years. He lives in Missoula and is a
native Of Illinois.
w. o. Craig, freshman, has played
center this year for the first time ana
put up a very strong game. he mas
practiced some last year, but never en-
tered the game until this year. Ills
playing was always aggressive. lie
weighs 154 pounds and is IS years old:
He lives in Missoula, being son OF
, President Craig Of the university. :,
William Jameson. sophomore, LETT
guard. Never played until this fall
but developed by patient coaching into
a good guard. He weighs 15S pounds
, and is II years old. He lives in Mis-
soula, having formerly resided in Vic
tor.
r. McAllister, a preparatory student,
| alternate right tackle and halfback.
Was one of the finds of the season
Is but 16 years old and weighs 141
, pounds With a few more years and
} additional experience he will make the
{ best college tackle since the time OF
l "old Ward" He lives in Missoula and
r is son of Rev. ]. J. McAllister
e H. Graham, right halfback Is a
: was much against him, though his
playing except for this was very good
He has practiced before on the field
but never played the game. He Is l!
= years old and resides in Mssoula, for
merly Of Bonner
R. H. Cross, fullback, is a prepare
tory student. He is a new man in the
game, but showed ability in puntins
and in buching the line. He is 20 year.
old and weighs $50 pounds. He live
in Missoula.
S Jay Mccormick, preparatory, PLAYED
halfback, alternating with Graham
T His playing was remarkable, consider
i1Cr n
= 124 pounds. With few more vars an
an approportionate advance with wha
/ he made this year he will be sure t
make a name for himself. He neVe
played before having entered the prepa
ratory department from the Missoul
high school He lives in Mssoula.
e. Woodman, freshman, substitute
entered from the Helena high schoo
where he played last season to some eS
tent. He weighs l2S pounds and is blu
II years old. He has not had the eE
perience and has not the strength t
= play at end, where he has been triet
n and should concentrate his training
9 one position like quarter. He lives
Helena.
G. Heyfron, preparatory. substitu'
end and halfback had years axper
ence as substitute last year. He piaye
but part of the season but should haN
continued hts work as end. He we
needed very much in the last Tank!
giving game after Sloane quit playing
The score would have stood ditfere'
Rad he been there. He weighs l.
pounds and is II years old. Ne lives
Missoula.
Guy M Cleaveland of Missoula,
whom the team owes more for the
knowledge of the game than to an
other one person. coached the team fl
six weeks. He inlbued the team wit
life, determination, grit and an entrhl
siasm that has never been attained b.
fore in a varsity team. His knowleds
of the game is complete and his abilit
as a coach is attested to by all WI
have played of watched the progress
the team.
He formerly attended New Haml
shire state college and played for tV
years as right halfback.
l.. r Ebert, the genial manager. hi
r. shown the most ability as manager y
seen at the university. Being an
v, football plaver himself, he quickly sd