Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-07
THE GRIDIRON
WHAT THEY LOSE
 WHAT THEY GAIN
Players From Preparatory Schools
 Who Will Join the College F. Elevens.

This is the month when football talk begins to be heard relating to the ac- quisitions which the different colleges will make from the stars of the pre- paratory world.
 According to reports thirty or forty well known football players will en- ter Harvard this month. Pennsyl- vania will secure a large number from Mercersburg, Penn Charter and few from St Paul school Cornell is booked to gain about twelve good men. Andover will send four of it's six graduates to Yale, the other two going to Harvard. Capt Daily is a punter and place kicker of ability, and will in all probability make good at New Haven. Kirkpatrick, left halfbaek; Greenough, center, and Clough, right guard, will accompany Capt Daily to Yale. Mckay, right tackle, and Mason, right end, will go to Harvard. Princeton secures from Exeter the crack tackle, Hart, who is also a .shotputter of prominence; Gill roy of Peabody, the star left kalfback, McGregor and Capt Vaughn.
 From this school Harvard will get Powers, the big guard, an athlete of unusual ability.
 Four of Harverford's sterling play CTS will enter Pennsylvania in the fall. They are Capt Cozens, tackle; Johnson, the quarterback; French, fullback, and Liggett, left halfback. Yale will get Morris, the center, and Mcconnell, right guard. Hoffstall, left guard and Walker, right half back, will go to Princeton, and Evans the fullback, will enter Williams.
 Yale will have four of the six grad uates of Hill school, Bowman, Shev- lin,' Long and Mersereau. P. H., Smith is going to Harvard White, the fullback, goes to Princeton.
 Hotchkiss will send five players to Yale. They are Campbell, Snyder, Corey, the captain and quarterback, who is son of Corey, the steel king; Knight and Kayner, while Overson is going to Harvard to his higher fitting college. ... .> From Mercersburg academy Penn sylvania will secure eight football men. They are: Smith, a brother of the All-American football player of some time ago; Anderson, Harring- ton, Grippen, Farmer, F. Wood, C.. Wood and Kessleman.
 Penn Charter school, the present inter-academic.- champion, graduated seven of her football team and six of that number. will go to Pennsylvania and others to Princeton. The Quak- CTS will get Levin, Hunter Campbell, Peoples, Watkins, Rothschild, the all-interscholastic selection for full back, while Ogden enters Princeton.
 St Paul school graduated eight players last June and of that number two will return for another season s work. eaSenpie9 and Smith will go to Cornell Yale gets Middleton, clev- CT quarterback, and Vincent, the fullback. Princeton will have Noah Mason
 Worcester academy sent forth sev- en football players of repute last June. Crowley and Chase are going to Dartmouth. Harvard gets Carl Dudley;~ Foster V. Young enters Brown; Gildersleeve goes to Wesley an, Greenwood to Cornell and Jones will enter Holy Cross for further ath- letic honors.
 From Volkmann school Roger Cut Ter, the guard; Ezra Eaton, the cen- ter and captain; Thompson the end; Estabrook, a halfback, and Fitzpat- rick, who played guard, will enter Harvard.
 Noble and Greenough will probably send Malcolm V. Mcdonald, the full back: Howard Johnson. quarterback; the tackle, and a few more sturdy players to Harvard.
 Roxbury Latin school graduated three star all around athletes last June. who will in all probability be heard from in the college athletic arena. They are Joseph Connolly, Baker and Walter Mills, and all will enter Yale.
 Joseph Connolly, when at Roxbury Latin. was considered one of the best football players ever developed at that school. Last year he explained the team and played right tackle. He also led the track team for two sea- sons.
 Walter Mills played on the line on the football teamand covered third base on the baseball team.
 Baker rowed on the crew and was