Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01
FOOTBALL Ar HARVARD.
Great Things Are Expected There This
Fall Good Material There

Great Things Are Expected mere inS
Fall Good Material There
Great things are expected at Harvard
MS fall, and the followers OF the team
ore hoping that there will not be the
usual upset toward the close OF the sea-
IN. A great effort will be made to
put the coaching system at Cambridge
upon a basis somewhat more substan-
1l than that Of former seasons, and II
4 expected that the Harvard gradu-
llss' football committee win be OF great
assistance In the work Of systematizlng
he coaching
From present indications the coaches
VIII have TO on seven positions left va
want by graduation. OF the men who
played In the Pennsylvania and Yale
games the following win not return:
2 B Marshal quarter back; A. Mar
Aall, right guard, d. W. Knowlton,
lght tackle; T. G., Meier left tackle
WI Clothier left end, and A. Good
hve left half back s. Bowditch, Jr.,
Hght end H. Schoelkopf, full back
ald W. A, Sugden, substitute center,
sOl be barred'by the four-year eliglbil-
" rye. J. A. Burgess, end, who won
us ii two years ago, will be lost by
graduation.
BESIDES Captain d j. Hurley. right
ray back j d. Nichols. left half back
q PARKINSON Jr., center, and II. Lee
alyne' LETT guard, all Of whom were
,,sseilar players, the squad will include
ms following substitutes, who played
" ,ne more important games: p. o.
MS llll back r. Rerby, left tackle;
w l. Harrison, full back: ]. NJ. Mont
emery IT, right end, and b. r..
@l'res LETT tackle.
Behlni The line. the fun back and
syTslsWr back positions will have TO be
IVY Oy new material The candidates
ny we former will include =. O. Minis.
~ Harrison, r. T. Guild. r.. T.. sper-
J ana W. A. Hanley s. II. Moves. w.
s'al'neWs r. J. Leonard, T. III. Ma
igyynty ana w. NJ. Elklns are the most
S.y' candidates for quarter back. At
I,s PACK Hurley and Nichols should
N, aus % retain their positions. Among
W. pner candidates for half back viii
~ W. Randall +. VI. Nesmith, w,
0rlnE ~ S''uer ana H. -
y me line. both end posltIons Will
Nv ' d.. vacant where the standard set
4 snlsDNdltch Tor four years will make
es, s,.l''u,t 70 find a satisfactory sue
No. Likely candidates are J. NJ
q 'pSaso,mery Jr, II, r. shurtleff y.
-ha a',els and A, Croker
W lyss OF knowlton at tackle and
h,,s.a' shall at guard Will prove serlons
po,sIt,u e,qu'res diversion and Carr are
., ' snI Tor the position. Parkln.
n, e e"u LeMoyne viii be the good men
A. tsr,e,, ana guard respectively p.
psaalu'o, may prove available. Nc.
ars ~ Fell, Pierce, Carrlck. Wlder
No ,t'uuer VII also be candidates
n,, ne men who PLAYED ON The frosh
hons ps ., Leatherbee. Starr. En-
hnla. "'bh9,ds and Hall are all posi-.
Wlllaa. Opham, who played ON the
lsr yan 'eam, and who was inellg,hle
nls ma, rn under the one year resldence
sbs ni De able to play this season
rev ro.ne1ule shows the hand IN tho
csparh,r"a ssemenl, for there is a radical
u, ssms iron, rom the old plan OF playing
W,sleysn ans year In and year out
Appear amherst and Brown do not
pennsvl,a tne teams 10 be met Tho
week .,n,s,ih'a game viii be plaved a
auA .SlHer than herstoforo ~. "a
Cross wiH WIN Dartmouth and IIsly
meets ys pc played before Harver1
Two weSnss,.,N NOV. 10. There are only
,lon 81 the ~ yates, and the reduc.
olh.r inp M Tvnedqle from Il to 10 is an
N'tsm upasr " innovation Of the new
''4'' Coach wrlghtington. ~"