The sun., 1900-11-23
IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
nov rns HAR,aRD Avn ,'Lr Thss
COMPARE, uiN fOR NAV
Crm.o.. Hack f,eid sops'iot wh''' the hl"s'
Appear 60 Have the Hest Hs'h line h"''
,,.s ,h. und. strength snd Endurance
: Of the Tale Team q MS FACTOR Votes

: Of the Yale Team q bts FACTOR N"es'
n, IN. .v. 81 what promises to b- th" most
exciting football gam. IA recent years '"io-
p,ti.on of the Harvard AND fnlA "l"v"n- man
f,r man, II ~ inter'-t II has already Teen
.ot forth that Yale has the heavier team ana
that Harvard possesses superior sH"l 80
"a, M veterans go Harvard has a slight nd
vantage Those o. the laio team who played
ou,in,t Harvard last year are Hale, fincke.
,hadniok. Brown, Olcott. Siilmnn and SHARPE,
~ tho Harvard eleven who took part In the
la.t Yale contest, including substitutes. efo
,n,rpbel Ei,iina Eaton. Burnett Lawrence
Uallowell Daly. Sawin, Kendall and fh's
II Burnett plays centre. the only new men on
the Crimson eleven will be- Leo md Barnard
guards both Of whom are not considered up
10 the usual standard. Yae's newcomers
arc the ends. Gould and Coy. Boomsr. left
tackle: Sheldon. right guard. In the games
played 70 date. Yale has shown superior de-
fence and scoring ability. But Harvard's
victory over the formidable PENNSYLVANIA
eleven has practically Offset the performances
Of the Blues In point Of physical condition
and endurance. Yale has been considered q
shade better than the Cambridge eleven. but
the latter VIII report tomorrow. 70 Trainer
MoA,asters says. In better trim than was the
ca.e In the Pennsylvania match. Each eleven
has star players upon whom tho bulk OF tho
work viii be placed.
Hale. Stillman and Boomer are Yales best
ground gamers. while Fills. Kendall. Sawin
and DAILY, who constitute Harvard's back
field. are all flyers. their runs in almost every
instance being Of a sensational order. Har-
wards defence consists in being "on the jump
when opposing plays are formed and hard,
fierce tacklinc Sale's defence is systematized
And depends mors upon brute strength than
H,rvard's The Crim.on attack Is chiefly In
tho open, the backs being greatly assisted IN
their end runs by brilliant Interference; iales
offensive tactics are based Almost wholly upon
line uilnging by the full back and the tackles.
the latter heing used in what Is called sta
''y'y mary,rI's bick N~h ia conceded 20 he
the finest in tie country Ellis at inil back.
Sqwin and kent,l. at nalf back, and Capt
Gv compe'ent critics tha most effective Cnn!-
hna'on that has been seen on football grid
to-day vino can approach Dly in general play.
me uarvari captain Is an expert general. in
fact he is without a peer in directing his team
IIn teeve- in speed AMI tie whole principle
OF Iarylrd,i ply r., 6.en frawed acco,d,nTw o,
i 60 cl"vrrly tHdJ i = eHtreniciy difficult to
ind ont who has received the oval until after
he opposing rush line. or holds have been
hurst open in the centre md guards In cutch-
ns EeE' sld pay .s o, S IN aGs himself He
is also a f,,nrninCcnt punter and a wonderful
tacKler for his weight. Ne IS not heavy but Is
taller than the ayerase quarter back and rather
II Capt DAILY goes through the game with
& plny 'Eg' np to nj the ~ handle, but with Daly cripple
on the side lines the Crimson eleven Is liable
TO e I" neS ,sf SYH S5ck md d ksaf9 ars not
head when following his interference, lie
I dkdr punt K@nd, IN SH IS fa @ and I %
ing runner either at the ends or in hurdlus
h line H. is equal, ,iGS Elective On Of hs t,Ss d.
Ing anv amount OF hard work. Ellis i great
line hucker, He, has always di.tingnishcd
az the head OF his class and Ia one Of Iiarvard's
old stand bvs. He can punt and is also an
The Ysle back field While not the equal Of
Haryard5 collestlycY speik,hns in , Is p"weftai
the DAYS Of Frank Butterworth. II ANYTHING
he Bitterworth's superior. because of greater
man to stop than the noted Hare and Mccracken
of Pennsylyana, who failed 70 do much with
and he may be W. lass W in this respect
as he has not yet mastered the trick of getting
s 1f nS sssaxR wG bach .hsaS vii
drop kick goals from the field.
4s-yard line against Princeton last year.
he is not much q q line bitter and has not. net
saSw saSy but arT M Kicker he is away up m in G. T chad
wick il a hard working. earnest player who
seldom gets hurt and nSHTeS tb nds IN All the g
game TD last S9turday. viii probably play quarter
dlins iTs Tis EiSks has not been overcome Whether
Fincke can run the Yale eleven as cleyerly az
Wear remains 20 be seen but hs ability 70 ca,Jn
strengthen the Blues where they have shown
their only real weak spot.
one i. inclined to say that Y1le ka, % tha i Call;
'Ssy a"' wogld 5' .ncS"ed IN In handling IisiySrd.
trio Capt Brown i tho star. guard Of The
year. SO tn" eSrerts believe He will face big
Blraard did extremely well in th9 P.nIiy-
he W, u weak spot. sheldon, the powerful
wclrht throwcr, VIII b" opposed ny Ice. lIar-
ynded y ri iat sumo and his Improved mp 80 rpdy
In the fine polnt1 Of the nanlc that h" l. liable
Riore nGe m FER iT, the s,r s,'ReT E rot tlGYs
Of his place. Olcott at certre will line up
against Sargent or Burnett The after i;
ocott il faster than either Of tho Harvard
mTnb b IN ana h fsvar ?' when @ the % wildnasg ot sar
GENTS taken into CONSIDERATION; Al TIE tackles
s wGd WITH g"omer 70 hase hS wonder s W freshman s
N Andover, who made his mark against
ncatton last saturday by gaining more
the indrfltigable Stilman. who has alwnvs
m a terror 70 Harvard Bloomer, with
ieo pounds OF beef will face J. Lawrence.
lighter man, who il the best tackle that
lrvnrd has had since Bert Waters and the
e Marshall Newell. Their encounter should
one Of the most interesting features of the
me. Lawrence j. faster than BloOmer in
tting down the fi"ld and il more of n skilled
tert In proviulng interference. His OK
me acgressivcne-s has caused him fire.
entity 70 break the rule against oirside play.
.,ich Is about his only weakness.
Eaton, the other Harvard tackle. who will
co Stillman had taste Of IL last year Eaton.
short and thick snt. and Is not the PLAYER
II Stillman is 1t would not be at all sur.
I-ing Therefore, IL lale's attacks should
directed chiefly al Eaton. Harvards ends.
amptpll and Halowell. are conceded 10 te
re best playing football. They were awny
ahead ~ all ends last year. Both are sprinters
and have shown remarkable ability in getting
down under kicks. Their experience has
taught them 10 work in conjunction with DAILY $
punts with such skill that it has been nearly
Impossible for opponents to run kicks hAck.
Fumhle, are most always fatal with these
two f1yers coming down the field In whlrl-
wind s. vie. and for that reason tho Yale coaches
have prac tiGally decided to d!splace Wear
with FinCkr.
Camnbell and Haowell are star performer,