The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-21

pointed a, tn. meeting c,Iihr Zoo. bah
committee. x f
The foiiowins'are the iateat additions
to the candidate list. NetEscr. OF last
years freshman team. and member
OF the 1900 track team: Butler. n mem
Der OF his class team: Allyn, member
Of the 1909 Varsity cres-: SAVING, last
years freshman end. and Bishop. of
last years scrub team. Muiford. >
member OF the freshman class, who
played on Friends Central team List
year. win be out shortly.
Yale. t:S
NEW HAVEN. Sept. co.-Yale has
lost n star athlete. Cornelius DIly
has deserted the Blue for Columbia.
Daily took his preliminary examina-
lions for Yale year ago, aand wrote
friends In this city only two weeks ago
that he was coming TO New Haven on
September IS for his final examina-
tons. l5s
He has Just turned up with the Co.
lumbla squad at Branford Point, an
illustration OF the fact that great ath-;
letes, like other great men, change their
minds, Manager Hixon, of the Yale
team, denied u rumor that either he or
any OF the officials Of the Yale eleven
had been to Branford toInduce Daily to
come to Yale. rs was originally in
tended. Z. y; a 4:
The coaches who were expected here
to start In the season with Captain
Brown have not yet arrived. Parson
Cutten, the old center rush. who now
occupies q New Haven pulpit, was out
on the field yesterday afternoon. ard
helped Captain Brown out with the
coaching. Cutten's recent experiments
with hypnotlsn: as q cure for inebrl-
ates and his, belief in this cure have
made him more interesting figure on
the grldiron than ever. Captain Brown
yesterday afternoon divided the rush
line men and the backs into two squads.
Hale. last years cented, was placed
among the back of the line men. Cap
tain Brown intends to make a half
back or possibly full back out Of him
this season IL another man can be
found to play center. n.
Princeton. &
PRINCETON, N. J.. Sep. 20. IA
squad OF forty odd wiling candidates
are working hard to make positions on
the Tigers foot ball team. The men
put lots OF dash and vim In their work,
and the appearance Of newcomers indi-
cate that the team will not be weak
aggregation.
Brown, freshman, who comes from
Connecticut school. will try for
tackle. He Is said to have a fine repu-
tation as a player among the school
boys Of the Nutmeg State, and his
manner OF handling the ball and start
ing down the field on puts this after
noon. showed that he was no stranger
to the game.
Kelly. who tried for end last season,
but who was injured early, was out to-
day for the first time. He has lost
none Of his speed in following the ball
down, and Roper must look out or he
Will lose his place.
ue duSeIl u IodlAeSls thSHoio SSiA-
ter. was the signal for the general over
hauling OF the linemen, and the fact
that Alexander Moffatt, Princeton's
famous full-back. was present, fur
nishes ample assurance that the candi-
dates for the back positions were kept
bnsy. Biffy Lea. tackle on the 1895
eleven: Nat Poe, OF the 1897 team, and
his brother, Arthur, are also on the
field. Not one Of them. however, would
vouchsafe an opinion concerning the
result OF the canvass, although all
agree that the number Of big men out
Is smaller than for number OF years
past. To try for the vacant center.
Ballet selected two men from the
squad. They are Wright and Hale,
both sophomores. The former is aNbig,
muscular fellow. and would make n
good man for the position could he
overcome his awkwardness. He has had
two years experience on tho scrub.
Hale. also. has the requisite of q cen
ter, but lacks experience. Hodgman
and Maths, the two most promising
candidates for full-back. received the
pigskin from the center man. Hodg-
mans punts were higher and carried
farther than those Of his competitor.
but they were easier for the backs to
handle 10 ~ -I4a1- III.