The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18
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Without doubt the Yale COACHES have
! something - a problem 80 -o.yc this Esar.
STYLE - oTeu.e Il would sscm That. uhils
| somewhat modified. u viii s~nsir S'nis-
nhst mo:a noticeahly mass: than HAT
/ OF any nthc- IF til. hiS ,isvenS
| Rscaus. .: its Close resemblance IN tho
I Yale system. tho -oiuulh'- style imu.ii-
atrly suggests it--H With the weight ~
| that he. too. viii keep he cfss1=s just -
'isntl. nnassedi AZ possible and -t'l remain
within .ha rules Tho quick opening he-
I fu-eII guard snI tickle likeiy viii h-a re-
.5:nsi. and the tackles undoubtedly -ill
! L. run from their line positions ss vas
/ done .ss; ,-sr. PRACTICALLY the same prob
lem seems 10 confront both isls and CO.
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PENNSYLVANIA oFET;SSE.
Pennsylvania off.ns. /. a. much
matter OF speculation a. -y~r IN recent
year. # has Son. to pieces in the face 81
| a vigorous defense. falling hack at last on
the dogg.d pluck and determination 90 on.
mar. retreat that invariably means de-
! feat The 9usk-rs are n practically the
| sane hands for another season With the
new rules hurting them perhaps more
I than ary other team. IL remains 10 re
seen whether tie coaches nave Learned the
| age enough To make a radical change in
the system % offense.
With tie return TO Ithaca Of Glenn
c'Pop'D Warner. Cornell loom. up as tbs
| team most likely 10 spring surprises IN
! their oNersly. play. Weight will he lack
irg ana craft must taxi It's place This
10 Warmers forte 2ni he will L. watched
perhaps more closely than any other man
handling n fi-st-class team
So much for the running oHenee- Under
The rule kicking likely Will figure promi-
nentiJ. and the experts believe that 10
will b~ the accepted form 81 riidfeld Of
fense. as with Ihs defense pol-tersd up
by rule the hall IN land attack begun in
this territory is likely TO be used by
clever quarter only as a means Of try
Ing ont the opposing defense.
go certain IL Ia tina, kicking again viii
be relied upon 10 reach the striking die
lance" territory that the coaches 20 =
man are securing their squads for sure
handlers OF punts. There have been 10
Bu,,erwor and no Brewers Tor many :.
day. and the fumhiinx 50 prevalent in
recen. years has thoroughly frightened tn.
coaches. With moro time IN which 10
game the coaches are determined to make
better showing in the handling OF the
kicks
The new rules require little o. no change
in the various styles Of defense. and no
radical changes need be expected along
this lire
most microscopic attention TO detail.
coupled with speed and sure handedness.
should Be the keynote OF the seasons
work
IN Cf1AH6E of BIZ 1E$Ahc
On the eve OF the seasons opening IL
IS interesting to consider by whose hands
the leading teams are 20 be nodded.
Princeton's coaching system Will un-
derCo no change Doc HIlIehrand and
Captain Foulkes eleven into shape as OF
yore. and Princeton men generally are
confident Of a good showing.
Yale's head coach ~Ill BE- Rafferty,. cap
sas-7 % La All and hnra
there IL likely TO be little change in the
general New Haven policy. waiter Camp.
as usual, Will be supreme.
takes At Cambridge, Harvard has fallen
back on Edgar NJ wriGhtington As head
coach HssTH men i 4 ssn:rii i feel TIA,
believing that II Nj WHghttngfon turns
down the services of certain men who
Helped pol last year, ~, team ne su ss
oid-timers volunteered his services last
season. and they we're accepted Later Il
turned out that while he knew footba!,.
wriGhtingtou in charge, however. II Is be-
ueved such Q mistake will not be made.
Co!umb.a l. again , In The thu. eT PsDDe.vI.
wanna Is giving Carl Williams another
trial. Cornell pins hec faith TO Pop
Warner. IN whom the Ithacans have I'M
plictt confidence and whose record a
coach u above reproach-
With tho close OF q couple OF weeks
practice the situation should claflly SCnle-
what. and IL will then be possible TO more
Justly estimate the personal and inoi-
yidual prospects OF the big teams
Tho Berleyiile TigsTs have again organ
lied this season. and from present indica-
lions will have a team IN the field that
viii be stronger than any ever before put
on the rrfdiron. Il will be rather light
but what II lacks in weight 1t VIII make
I'D In speed
Among the old faces that will be seen
will be william Wehmeier. LET. tackle.
Theodore Smith. quarter: Paul Sc!is- Ie,t
end: Julius Seib right tackle; Otto VII
itans right half: Pick HilEar1- right emo.
ard John SattIer. left guard.
They also expected TO see Burbank last
wears crack full. return TO the game
Wehmeier and John Elmer. two OF last
years subs have been out on tie ned
and give promise OF making good.
Some OF the new men that viii try are
E Romeiser. Charles Borrke, George An
derron. Fred DeutchmaDn. T. Heinzelman-
William Underwood and Walter Andreas.
Alex HiIRard last years right end was
reelected captain and will again be under
the management OF Julius Seib-
The Tigers would like tn arrange Sunday |
0ames with teams averaging about 80
pounds They have open dates for a col |
lege game on Thanksgiving Day. For par
ticulsrs and dates address J. r. Seib. No. /
1000 East B street. Belleville. Ill |