The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-24

heavier behind it. Comparing the line
with the backs, 66 per cent. of the total
weight Of the Harvard Is in the line,
while "a per cent is behind It The Har-
ward VARSITY. eleven This year has been
exceptionally slow in developing. and gave
little promise of being even an average
team up to the big game with Pennsylva-
MIA on November Sd. The UNEXPECTED
brace of the Crimson and the defeat OF
Pennsylvania opened the eyes OF the eX-
perts. and It was Acknowledged that Har-
ward had one of the strongest elevens for
many years. The team, however, took
decided slump after the Pennsylvania
game. and it required tremendous effort
on the part of the coachers to get 1t back
to the high standard set when it played
the Quakers. Persistent effort In the last
week. however. has brought out good re-
suits. and the college has great confidence
in Captain DAILY and his men.
THE PLAYERS.
Statistics: Captain Charles D. DAILY,
1901. qunrter back. of Boston. prepared at
Boston Latin School. Played ON freshman
team of 1901 until he broke his collar
bone: played ON VARSITY eleven in his
sophomore year, and has been quarter
back on team ever since. He is u fine
broad Jumper and competed on interna-
tional truck team year ago last sum-
mer; weighs Isl pounds, is 8 feet 9is inches
tall. and % years old.
David c. Campbell. 1902. left end. pre-
pared at Worcester Academy He was
captain Of his freshman eleven, and this
is his second year on the VARSITY eleven
at left end. He is also AM oarsman of
some prominence: weighs 40 pounds. is s
feet tall. and q years old
William d. Eaton. 1902 of Revere, Mass.
prepared at Boston English High School
and Frys School. He got his III in his
ff,rt ON No.
famous team. and has been substitute
tackle ever since on Varsity eleven;
weighs eos pounds, is 5 feet So inches tall,
and q years old.
William G. Lea, 1901, left guard. OF
Waukegan. Ill. came TO Harvard from
Northwestern University He played on
the second eleven last fall, being debarred
from the Varsity by the one year resi-
dence rule: weighs 195 pounds. is s feet
21k inches tall. and q years old.
Charles S. Sargent. 1902 Of Brookline
Centre Mass, Played centre rush on his
freshrrnn eleven, was substitute on
Varsity last year. prepared at Hopkin-
sons School; weighs POI pounds, is feet
81. inches tall. and 90 years old.
Charles a. Barnard 1902. right guard.
of Washington. D. c., prepared at Central
High School in that city. He was substi-
tute on the Varsity last year; weighs 1872
pounds, is 6 feet 2 inches tall, and 20 years
old.
James Lawrence. Jr, of Groton, Mass.
right tackle. prepared at Groton School.
He is president of the senior class and
very popular in college. He rowed on the
winning crew in his sophomore year,
played right tackle on his freshman team.
on the second Varsity the next yenr. and
for the last two years on the Varsity
He is s feet ~ inches tall, weighs ia
pounds, and is % years old.
A FINE HURDLER.
John ". Hallowe1l, 1901, right end, Of
West Medford. Mass, played that position
two years before this. Prepared at Hop
kinson's School, Boston. Was captain of
his freshman eleven. He is a hurdler OF
International reputation and captain OF
The Harvard track team. Is vice-presi-
dent of the senior class. He weighs Us
pounds, is 6 feet 1-2 inch tall, and q years
cid.
George a. Sawin, 1901. left half back,
prepared at Cambridge Manual Training
School Was substitute back for his first
two years at college, and last year made
the Varsity team. He weighs 160 pounds,
is 5 feet 10 inches tall, and % years old.
Edward Kendall. 1902. right nalf back,
prepared at Nohegan Military Academy,
PeekskiE. n. y. He was Varsity sub
stitute in his freshman year and cap
year he was on both the Varsity eleven
and the nine. He weighs $50 pounds. IS
feet 10 1-2 inches tall. and 10 years old
Shirley G. Ellis. 1901, full back, pre-
pared at AEdover. He was on his fresh
man eleven, and on the second Varsity
in '9S. He is a good all around man in
track events. He weighs 1872 pounds, is
feet tall and 10 years old.
Edward Bowditch, Jr., 1903, of Albany,
l.,rf 1off Loot
on the freshman eleven. Prepared at
Groton. He weighs 16O pounds, is G. feet
tai and 10 years old.
Thomas Grayden. 1909. substitute left
tackle, of Cincinnati O.. was on his fresh
man team last year. He prepared at st.
Paul's School. Concord, n. II.
Francis L. Burnett, Jr.. 1901. substitute
left guard. prepared at Cambridge Manual
Training School, Played on his freshman
sity the next year, and regular center last
year. He is strong on place kicks. He.
weighs S2 pounds. is 5 feet 10 LIZ inches
tall and is % years old.
Henry Is. Roberts. 1904, of Salem, Mass.
prepared at the high school in that city.
&c is substitute center rush. He played in
the freshman eleven against Yale. He
weighs 2I3 pounds. is feet 1 inch tall,
and q years old.
guard. of New York. prepared at Groton
School. He played on his freshman eleven.
He weighs $50 pounds, is 6 feet 5 inches
tall, and 70 years old.
Richard Lawrence. 1902. of Groton. sub
stitute right tackle. was full back last
year on second eleven and was on his
freshman team the year before. He weighs
~ pounds, is 5 feet IL inches tall and 81
years old.
SUBSTITUTE END.
Albert ". Rist.ne. 1902. substitute right
ed. of Fort Dodge. Iowa, prepared at
nes Mo,nes High School PLAYED on his
freshman team and got on the Varsity
as substitute last year. He weighs lss
pounds. is S feet 10 Inches tall. ee,d %
years old
Reginald Fincke. 1901. substitute quarter
back, of Utica. N. Y. Attended Hotch-
kiss School This u.s. his third year as
substitute. He is second base on the Har-
yard nine.
s Eliot T. Putnam. 1901. Of Roxhury. SUB
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