New-York tribune., 1904-09-05
Not out.
BOWLING AVERAGES
YALE's BRIGHT PROSPECTS.
Strong Veteran Lne-Few New Men
Needed

New Haven. Conn. Sept. 4 (SpeciaD.-When the
Yale varsity football candidates start work at Yale
Field two weeks from Monday there Will begin
what Yale athletic advisers believe viii be one OF
the most notable football seasons the New-Haven
university has yet seen. From the large proper
ton OF veteran players who 10 return then,
the long list OF candidates and the character OF
the coaches chosen for the 1894 campaign, there -
no room for doubt that Yale will make for
midabIe bid for the championship
Captain Hogan will have assistants Walter
Camp. Mike Murphy trainer; ex-Captain RAT
Serty os the 1903 eleven field coach. and Led
yard Mitchell, last years puntcr as backhed
coach Captain Hogan Will have, 10 begin work
with on his team, six OF last years seven men in
the rush lire. all OF whom we'll known in the
football world-Bloomer, tackle in 1901 and guard
last year; Shevlin. right end for Two years; Kin
uey. left tackle in 1872 and a guard last season;
besides Captain Hogan himself. tackle, and Batch
elder and ROrabaCS men last year. and In
some respects the strongest part OF the Blue rush
uHe With this rush line Yale will also have
Rockwell. two years ago considered the clever
est quarterback Yale had yet had, and equally as
good last year. except for the injury ne received
II the Columbia game in New-York City.
With these veterans and also Bowman. the base
ball captain and fulIbacS and Owsley. last years
halfback in the list. Yale should have trouble.
In picking from the large list OF substitutes on
hand for the two vacant places this year-left end
and left halfbaSk Nine OF the men Yale put on
the field last year are the blue again this
fall an unusual number OF veteran players from
which 70 choose team In New-Haven.
Centre this year at Yale VIII be filed again BY
Roraback. the 2so-pound centre OF last year who
played OF the best games OF the season in spite
OF the fact that he man. Last year
BatcheIL-r and Bloomer were the Eli guards and
kinney and Hogan the tackles. These four giants
return TO Yale play this season. but their play
ing order viii very likely be shifted Bloomer is
more than likely to be put back at the tackle he
played IN 1901. where he forged to the front oy
remarkable tackle back play IN the FTlhGeeon
tackle. kinney tackle for two seasons, will go 10
and is better fitted FOR the place than for the
active work OF tackle. lie stands feet inches
was trst class. when Glass played guard next to
MN rs -, a. ,t,e yeia In. Il, tb4 fnai games
Batchelder will be retained at one guard and Cap
tain Hogan at the other tackle.
ShevIin the l9O-pound end. will again play that
position for Yale but his mate at ls55 END HIS Is yet
get this place as both have played ln 9,s s@IngS T
there will be big Held or candldates composed OF
SpaIdug. sumner and Ortmeyer.
- W " 4Ils ne cDSs yoistaks is not to be repeated
where too much reliance was placed on his condi-
STUDY STUDY soSs %Ss ~ To- piav thls YEAR ana viii have
Ir, sr; SIgnce "a learn RockweIis game owsley
last years halfback. Will play at right half this
be filled In line for this position viii be Quill.
Levine Allen, Preston. Mccoy. Mills and Steven
At f9IIbeck NIacNahCn may be tried. as he was
BuCkneQ tullhaCk two years ago. but the
chances are that the place viii again be filed BY
Bowman OF White There will be punter in
this backield list unless Mitchell, the coach,
turns one out from the material he gets two
weeks from Monday. Yale win make a speciality
this season OF fairly heavy halfbaCks It Is be-
lieved and heavier attack may therefore be
expected. The Yale style Of play. however. will.
vary no than IL has for years. the
Blue coaches sticking TO the mass formations in
their field campaigns
The Yale Field stands being renovated
and enlarged that some four thousand more seats
will be ready for the Harvard game this year
The tiers are being entirely inClosed TO uniform
height and the entrances reunOdelled.