The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOOTBALL.
Talk OF n Game Between Them Next Year
Cochran May Coach Tigers.

The football season Is for the time being
sidetracked for other sports. but football
IL a game that requires the LAYING OF plans
a long way ahead and Notifications are being
strengthened for the season OF 1902. The
question OF n head coach at Princeton ia per-
tinent lust now because Princeton alumni
are casting about for n new head coach as
successor b Iangdon Lea. They have their
eyes on a man who. II II believed can stop
the string of defeats which Princeton has
experienced at the hands OF Yale tho last
two years II anybody can. Garrett Cochran.
'es, Is the one they want and n strong effort
will be made 70 have him chief coach OF the
eleven next fall. He is the most likely man
In the field. Since he left Princeton Cochran
has had great success as a Coach. The year
before last he went 10 California and coached
the University Of California team and made
il the champion team Of the coast, an honor
Il had previously striven for in vain. Last
year Cochran coached Annapolis and did Il 80
well that the Middics surprised everybody
nv defeating West Point. Cochran was foot
ball c1ptain at Princeton IL 90 ana ~, His
10 team. which should not be- forgotten. when
YalN "a to q hts " team waS beaten 10y
Yale. q to U He started out at Princeton
S- "a fun back. but later played end and was
believes in v%isorou- methods
II was learned Yesterday that a game be-
tween Harvard and hIncG,"8 next &G@r =
graduates have all along wanted gaines
with the Tiger resumed and irincoton has
never been aver-e. 4 Princeton alunnu-,
closely Identified with football AZ Old Nassau.
said Yesterday that no wa hopeful ~ 2 game
between tho two universities newt iull. or q
wear from then. lui~ beng tie case. ut least
one OF the hard gpW0s that the Ilg.rs now
have would ," left ont Of o." schedule. a.
with Yale, cornell aud, iarytrd princeton
would have her hands fun Nor - "a gam"
with Harvard contingent with Harvard not
playing Yale or IcUu-ylyAula h"Nt year.
There Is no reason 81 think that Harvard VIII
not play both the Ills and Quaker- again.
but tas lTuCctunlau advanced the opinion
ME including Princeton would Dc i"a s'tlc
BIT No overture for the game Wpu-d some
from Princeton. Harvard druurcd 10 Prince
ton saW. five NuHf- ago. aud Zinc" then
turned doSu 80 football etiquette, - g.
speak requires that Harvard start the hall
a|-rulliug for % gam" With alumni on both
sldes Wiling thls b. cot 10 very driiDllt matter.
Tho Harvard Yah" and lale-PTInoeton
llll.. oV,r-hAdDW Ia importance any other
saua- ra,rpt me Army Navy contest 4
I~aTVaTd-Inuoetou game would MAKE another
one ~ tl's vla-, and bring about q meeting
between tao famous football lnsflillIHus
something tIst u tho natural urtyr 4 ruhss
o. great mans football i'lI"Ncf7 'hlhE ought
T. DO
Another point e interest Boz Connection attn
tho fDUtlI % situation o. tlo IIUlubutb -
another big EHUr IH th- D'y Ihis las
a. 90 Sltl tl- intention a. play luuuctuu-
t.rr,Il gaw~- uu Hrltrtl ground Neat
,rfr ,"rIru b. duo a. piaH a. l'rt4o"t"n. bot
after tUsi tho IuItIgI ground sDiruu Egqs
into tfr,t and NHu l.rh D. mentioned ~ his
fr,Us,t Columbia having "a Held heIe,
fuIHl- tnr Requirement that al games 10
ihs game au.Ii iriv ls DO an induoomeut
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