The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-13

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~ play AGAINST IN. varsity. THIS has for
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foctbsIl IN have been . crying nce-rstty. &c
under the old svsem the regulars weve
foyced by y -a-caltei second team composed
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the other half in actual scripmsss ne.t week.
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have at least their equal strength. science
HapVspds line from tackle to tackle should
4" Years years. VII BE- found . iiss, but acsis. air:
whom will almost certainly play ssaig.t
Yale, are msn Of bet ween 10 and lso Popnos
q, .n s'l Ssly ra s%' On they ys :ss f fsss. Of t .ss% f Psss.r
which he nlIsd for three year, and 10
but il, has worked so well that i viii undoubt.
s sso odd "a pounds isone Of the mos. s S'si men
ast , |. line waldo sna = S tsEs, OF Who se'eP prss.S % i sss
DOING better there than he s~er did a, Sis
former position. PIERCE is too slow for .
and With Parker on the Other .idS backs W
the light centre IN great shape.
by F ;ss end q ~ aF sSe 8. season 90 a. as w any 'S positions ss't II
the line, Burr has. been moved on. to left
tackle frSm hts old place a. ssaEG and Y
puntine except. her Quick kicking and punt.
ms, from line formations and e kicking as
For a long time the coaches we're In doubt
as TO the best man for the. other tackle. They
have not quite made up their minds even YET:
Inches. Hoar and Fish. The arst named was
sSe' Sest man ss f sae t SSseR Rsosn e. tackle sS g set but his ]
lack Of weight Is a most serious
hoar came up very well u me eu hr ~ ros;,Ios
very well were il not for the unexpected de-
velopment Of Hamilton Fish; Fish was one
and although a good player was not con,
sidered any wonder, But he put on Q lot OF
There IL not an ounce Of fat on him and his
9 feet ? inches Of muscle make him an ideally
built man for tackle. In. the first scrimmags
inc iins to Sh pieees re F Fiss s seems rs to sH Sc az, me op psrs man
on the varsity, this year who can be relied on
with reasonable Likelihood Of success TO catch
End Is scISs to be H.ryard,s weak .po.
this year There do MOI sppeaF T. BE- any
into int" arss class ends. Macdonald and Ken:
nard Of the last year > team are back. but
do not appear to have Improved any since
then, OF the new material N. {. pet5cc,
and captain Of the freshman team last year.
Su.SssISsef |: stIhh g SosSt: Sas sSsth.,
Whist cooler headed than His. rival and has
the advantage Of being a good punter and .
or the two at running In a broken neld.
-Halfbacks and fnllhacks are plentiful and
Of q far. better order han last year, Harvard
OF good backs. capable or relieving each other
in the Yale game and Of play.as fast foot
to do this. as Yaie did. two years ago, At
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ton, as II 10 hoped that he will, he will I'M
doubtedly be used at haitback this year.
where his speed. combined will his line break
the team. Cutting. Gilbert and Gregory are
also fast backs who will probably develop .
little during the season.
Apollonio has done better 20 far at fullbAck
than any Of the other candidates. He ID very
short and stocky and, built slmcst Ideally
Of strength on. the defence as well. Mason
seems TO be the closest rival Of Apollonio,
unlsss the coaches should decide 20 put Wee.