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est and heaviest man on the team:
weighs 2l6 pounds. is 8 feet / inches
tall and Il years old.
George 5. SJ!!.man. 1901, of Brooklyn,
n. Y. right tackle. has already played
two years on the Varsity team i'll that
position. Weighs 1SS pounds, is feet
inches tall ana u years old. He pre-
pared at st. Pauls School, Concord.
New Hampshire
James X. Bloomer. 1904, OF ThiiadGl
phia. left tackle. prepared at Andover.
Played tackle on school eleven. Is 81
years Old weighs 100 pounds and is
feet inch tall
Charles Could, 1902. OF Albany. n. V.
end rush. prepared at Albany Academy.
Played end on 1899 eleven and fresh
man team year preceding. Weighs los
pounds, is feet . inches tall and 10
years old.
sherman L. Coy. 1901, Lakeville.
Conn. end rush, played on freshman
class team; also end on 1895 eleven.
Weighs Ia pounds. is feet l inch tall
and ri years old.
James IL. Wear 1901. st. Louis, Mo.
quarterback, captain of 1901 freshman
eleven. and substitute last year on
Varsity. is % years old. weighs 147
pounds and is feet : inches tall.
Albert u. Sharpe. 1902 NJ. S. New
Haven. Conn, half-back. played half
back last year, captain basket ball
team. and has had rowing experience:
best all around athlete at Yale Weighs
$50 pounds, height feet inches, age
% years.
Perry I. Hale, p. c., Portland. Conn.
full back played tackle and later centre
rush on 1929 Varsity eleven; is power
full line bucking back; holds record for
distance punting at Yale this season.
Weighs ISIS pounds, height 6 feet. age W
years.
half-back, is Varsity baseball pitcher
and center fielder for two years and
substitute tackle on 1899 eleven. Height
& feet. weight 40 pounds. age 90 years.
William Mann Finckc, 1901 $. OF New
York prepared at Hill School. captain
OF Yale track team. and played quar-
ter-back on 1899 eleven: will play half
or quarter back this year. Height 5
feet 9is inches, weight 15S pounds, age
30 years
George Il. Chadwick. 1903. of Brook
Ivn. n. y. holf-b back. prepared at
Polytechnic Institutes played half-bacll
on 1899 Yale eleven. Weighs l6i pounds.
height ; feet 9ts inches. age 20 years
Alfred L. Ferguson. 1902. OF Cleve-
land O., prepared at pomfret School;
played on freshman eleven last year
Height 6 feet. weight ldi pounds, age 81
years
Henry C. Holt, 1903. of New York,
substitute centre, played on freshman
eleven last year. Height E feet, weight
1875 pounds. age 10 years.
Chauncy ]. Ham!in, 1908. of Buffalo,
n. Y. substitute tackle, played on
freshman eleven last year. Height
feet inches, weight l92 pounds, age
~ wears.
Ralph II. Richardson, St. Joseph,
Mo. 1901 substitute guard. played on
his class team. substitute two years
Height { feet . inches, weight 2lO
pounds age II years.
John G. Tomllnson, 1901. of New York
City. substitute guard, prepared at
Collegiate School. New York. Weight
1877 pounds, height feet 9,4 inches, age
20 years.
Leonard NJ. Thomas. 1901. of Phila-
delphia. substitute end. PLAYED on class
team and last year until injured in CO.
lumbia game. Height s feet 11h
inches. weight 100 pounds, age % years.
Albion l.. Gile. 1901, l.. s., of Port
land, Ore. substitute guard Was sub
sttu'e las, year. Weighs ISL pounds,
height G feet y inch. age % years.
Average age % years . months,
height feet. weight Isl pounds.
THE HARVARD ELEVEN.
The Harvard Varsity football eleven
of 1900 has this year considerable old
are new. The team weighs as Il whole
l,g7S, or one pound lighter than Yale.
but The distribution OF weight is some
what different from the New Haven
team, as only l,295 pounds is III the
line; while 6s5 pounds is behind it. This
makes the team 81 pounds lighter than
Yale In the line and 50 pounds heavier
behind IT, Comparing the line with
The backs. SO per cent. of the total
weight of the Harvard is in the line,
while 81 per cent. is behind it. The
Harvard Varsity eleven this year has
been exceptionally SLOW in dcVeoping
ana gave little promise of being even
an average team up To the big game
with Pennsylvania on November g. The
unexpected brace OF the crimson and
the defeat OF Pennsylvania opened the
eyes Of the experts and 1t was acknowl-
edged that Harvard had one or the
strongest eleVcnS for many years. The
team. however, took a decided slump
after the Pennsylvania game and it
required tremendous effort on the part
of the coaches to get it back to the
high standard set when it played with
the Quakers. Persistent effort in the
last week, however, has brought out
good results and the college has great
confidence in Captain DAILY and his
men. Statistics:
Captain Charles D. Daily. 1901 quar-
terhack. of Boston prepared ut Boston
Latin School. Played on freshman
team of 1901 until he broke his collar
bone. Played on y arsity eleven in his
sophomore year, and has been quarter
back on the team ever since. He is n
fine broad jump and competed on inter
national track team Il year ago last
summer. Weighs 15l pounds. is 5 feet
az inches tail and 20 years rld.
David c. Campbell 1902. left end.
prepared ut Worcester Academy He
was captain Of his freshman eleven.
and this is the second year on the Var
sity eleven at left end. Is also an oars
man of some prominence Weight, 10
pounds is feet tall and 81 years old.