The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-24
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Football Practice at Brown,
Complete List Of 200 In
the Freshman Class.

The football practice seemed moro en-
nearly forty men in uniforms besides a
good supply OF coaches. Three elevens
were made up; and allowed 10 work in
dependently on signal practice.
The first team was composed of what
is considered the Varsity backs and a
line of weaker men. This squad was in
charge of Coach Robinson and he in
structed the men on quick formations OF
interference: line bucking and running
ends.
Another eleven was composed OF the
heaviest line men the college affords
and set OF lighter backs This aggrega-
ton was in charge of Sheehan who un-
derstsnds coaching line men better than
any one else on the hill He kept them
on the jump and tried 10 enthuse into
them some OF hts own fiery spirit. The
third squad was sort OF a second team
which was drilled by first one then an
other OF the coaches.
Richardson 80 was on the field and he
seemed TO have a happy faculty OF max
ing the men do what he wished and do
IL quickly. He spent oil his time drilling
the backs. teaching them TO get away
fast. and play with life and snap.
Robinson believes that large men are
necessary behind the line since in the
present style OF play the most sure gains
are made by 'bucking' rather than by
end plays. Accordingly he tried Webb.
the heavy man who intended 20 play in
the line. at half back and In the position
ne proved a wonder. handling the ball
well. He was quick as a cat IN getting
away. and fast runner.
Brown feels sore by the need of good
F.Hn-
large men in college but they do not
seem TO have the ability 10 play football.
Perhaps too much Is expected of them
men like Melendy and Keene can not be
made at a moments notice. II White
more comes back Friday. as II Is report
ed he will add much TO the strength of
the line.
an accidents occurred on the field yes
terday. While going through signal prac-
tice Hall "a fell and hurt his head. In
some strange way he scraped against
the buckle OF another player belt and
received an ugly scalp wound The col
lege physician was called and fixed him
up as comfortably as possible. For an
hour or two his mind wandered but this
morning ne was more comfortable. Ii
will be couple OF weeks before he is out
20 pravtice again.
The following are the names of the l9S
men NnU nave mus idi itSlHNtACu as
members of the Freshman class. There
are however several more men who will
take out their cards during the next few
days:
f. H. Aherns. c. s. Aitkin. w II. Al
brecht. i. I. Albro. /. Il. Allen. @. II.
Allison. j. V. Anthony, II. G.. Arnold. c.
s. Atwood j. II. Baker, w. II Barney,
j. f. Barnicot, W. u. Barr. S. T. Bart
lett. r. A. Beatty. r. w Benson. l.. F.
Bliss. O. +. Bloomnuest. w. NJ. Bottomly,
w. II Breedin. J. &. Bight. r. c. Bloom
head A. L. Brown, u. &. Bugbee, {. Y.
Bullock +. A. Burr. II. VI. Butler.
r. u Cady w. r. Canheld n. Camp
bell A r. Cspron. r. w. Chandler. ]. VI.
Connolly. r. w. Cook, +. A. Cottrell. w.
A. Cox. r.. n. Crafts. j. A. Crane, /. p.
Damon. u Davidson. VI. r Davidson. A.
A. Deal p. G. De Wolf ". G. Dorm. y.
C. Doughty. G. ". Douglass, A. A. Dowd.
w. e Drohan. R. r. Durkee. n. r. Eas-
ton. De w. G. Esgleston G. Ehmke. j. f.
Elliott C. II. Farnum. J. II. Fenner j.
w. Fletcher. j. v, Foulder, +. ". Free
man c. w. Frink. r.. +. Cortland. J. NJ.
Gathany c. Gessner r. S. Goodwin. r.
w Gordon. J. r. Gratrix. G. G. Greene
NJ s Hall, r. VI. Handy. p. A. Han
son. " s Harding. y Y Harkness. j T..
Harson. W j Harvey. r. G. Hoscall. IT.
r. Hatch r s. Hawkins. G. L. Haywood.
q. I. Heltzen. w. X. HerSey. {. a. HI
land. w v. Hill. ". ~ Ifinds. y. Holland.
Jr. r. A. Hopkins r. r. Hoory. T. G.
Howard. A. A Howard ". v Hewlett. c.
TToyt. Jr. G. ". HUI. r. 9. Hulse. S. F.
Hunt. l.. s. Hyde. A. w ingalls,. j. r.
Jameson. q 3 Jennings. J. Johnson. r.
n Keiuer. G. VI. KinEmsn
w J. Lamkie A J Latham. r r
Lcete. 7 n Lennon. T.. =. Lewis g.
lowe. r. ~. T.vic. c. y. Lytle. J. e. Ma
honey. p. T. Mandervlle. =. y. Marvel.
4. G. MaNfeid g. r. Nav. ]. VI Mo
Couch. T. y Mead w. @. Meander. w. r
Meredith. J g. Mllard. g. s. Mitchell
O. A. Morreli. w. n. Mower ". c. Ma
hisian. r. Names. ". G. Newton. L. r.
Nichols. T.. Y Norris
r NJ O'Cornor a J. Olsen. v. q Ost-
hve. c. r. Otis. n. NJ overocker. J. S.
Palmer Z. Psuilot. Jr.. 4. w. Potter.
v. G. Powell 7 T. Price. r l.. Proven.
Q. W. Rackle. w A Read A G. Rich