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

feet II inches tall, and weighs 165
pounds A more snake-like halfback
never wriggled through a rush line and
made his distance, and no Yale player
knows so well how to use his hands
in freeing himself from a tackler as this
quiet unassuming chap.
CUNHA.
Albert Richard Cunha, OF, L. S.,
comes from Honolulu, Hawaii, and is
the most picturesque foot ball player in
America. When in playing form, he
weighs 239 pounds. When out, he tips
the scales at 20. He is a base BAN
catcher, likely to make the Yale var
sity nine next spring Last year he
played with the freshman eleven as
centre, and with the freshman nine.
He is too bulky for a varsity eleven,
however, although the choice lies be-
tween light, quick man like Hale and
heavy, slower man like Cunha. Not
till the game is about to begin, can
one be certain who win fill the centre.
Cunha prepared at Queens, in Califor-
mia,
TOMLINSON.
John C. Tomlinson, Jr., 'O1. is a New
Yorker, He looks like a big, good
natured boy, with his full ruddy
cheeks But he is a substitute guard on
the varsity. He has been coached all
the season for one or the other Of the
centre positions, and can put up fair
argument He looks like Cutten when
in playing Clothes and has been mista-
ken for him. He Is 20 years of age,
feet inches tall, and weighs 1S9
pounds
DUPEE.
Charles Dupee, 1901, comes from
Plainf1eld, N. ]. He played foot ball
at the Montclair, N. j., high school. He
is sprinter of ten seconds fame and
was one of Yale's contingent in the
Harvard Yale track team sent to Eng
land last summer. AS McBride's I'M
derstudy in the kicking department he
is not far behind the captain. Some
rank him above Mcbride for accuracy.
But it is as a kicking half-back and
a man dead sure on running back kicks
that Dupee will shine, in all probability.
He is a fierce tackler, too, and with his
1853 pounds of weight, is man to watch.
His running round end is fast and sure
of gains, usually.
KEENE.
Robert B. Keene of the medical school
is a former captain of the New York
university eleven. AT ale, ne mas
made good record as a bucking half
back. He weighs over 100 pounds, and
is feet 9 inches tall, % years old. He
is likely man for the position and pos
sibly one of the first pair at back of the
lines. He is weak at catching punts,
however, and therefore not an all-round
man.
ADAMS.
Thomas S. Adams, 1901, substitute
full back, is an anomaly in that posi-
ton, for he is not punter or drop
kicker. He is a good, quick half-back,
playing the full-back's position. Six
feet tall and 1856 pounds in weight, he is
a fast man with the ball, excelling in
end plays. His injured hand troubles
him after few jolts, and he may not
last long in stiff game.
CHADWICK.
Young Chadwick, as the freshman
brother of Charles Chadwick, the for
mer Yale guard, is called, is a find at
half-back He came from Brooklyn
Polytechnic school, his home being in
that city He weighs 1852 pounds, and
is feet inches tall. He is a fierce
line plunger and good at end plays. He
gets into interference well and if used
will make his mark. Before he leaves
Yale, he ought to be a star half-back.
He is scarcely 10 years old.