The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-01

bers of their 1906 eleven. These are
Levene, al left end, and Lawrence at
quarterback. This leaves the Red and
Blue with the following veterans:
Scarlet, right end; Draper and Gas
ton, tackles; Gallagher and Ziegler,
guards; Dwyer, center; Greene and
Folwel, halfbacks, and Hollenback
fullback.
Penn this year has a better lot of re-
cruits from last years freshman team and
substitutes than usual and if all things
work together right the Quakers ought
TO have one of their greatest teams. For
Lawrence position at quarter Regan, the
former Exeter star, will have first con-
sideration- This young man looked like
a second Stevenson last year as far as in
dividual work went, and If he develops
the headwOrk necessary he will hold
down the position from the start. He Is
one of the best drop kickers Penn has had
since BTOoke's day, and in the Cornell
Penn freshman game last fall had the dis
tinction of drop kicking a goal from the
5S-yard line, a feat never accomplished
except by Herschberger. the former Chi
cagO university star. and Crowell the ex-
SwarthnOre quarter. The coaches will
have their troubles in making use of all
the other candidates. In Pauxtis and Mil
Ter Of the freshman team they nave two
ENDS who are almost of varsity material
right now Macklin. the big freshman
tackle and fullbdCk. viii have to be cared
FOR sOmeWh here. and this will probably be
field
crs and Bradley will mako strong canadi-
ateS
There are very few changes in PENIS
coaching staff Torrev Will once more be
lleld coach. and he will have d first-class
lot of assistants. Dr. Carl Williams will
once more BE- the head of the advisory
board OF coaches. with George Brooke an
active assistant. II is planned to have
both Of these men devote more time 20 the
eleven this year than they did last.
Princeton will lose heavily in the line.
but outside of this the Tigers will he *
ceptionaIlv strong and well able IN care
far themselves OF the line men Prince
ton loses Hoazlald at right end. Coonev
and Harring. the two tackles. and Stan
nard and Fl. Dillon. the two guards. This
leaves OF the entire line only Wister at
end and Phillips at center The back
field, however. is intact. E Dillon the
best quarterback of the year will once
more run the team from this position,
while Captlin Mccormick will be at fun
back. with Rulon-Miller and Harlan rs,
halfbdcks With this sort Of q hack field
Princeton is sure to be very strong. IL
need not be imagined. however. that the
Princeton line will be exceptionally weak
for Princeton has some first-class substi-
tutes and a good squad of 1856 freshmen
from which 10 build up a new line.
The head coach viii be w. Roper. who
held the position last year. His active as
sistants viii be Cooley and Mum. ex-
tackle and halfback. respectively. Then
Princeton viii have the usual number OF
graduate stars. who can be called upon At
any time All told. the Tiger outlook Is
very bright and Princeton will make
strong bid for championship hOnors,
which she divided with Yale last year.
Football matters at Harvard are in A
very chaotic condition. II was not known
until wen along in the spring that Har-
ward would have a football team at all.
But when permission was given for the
bout in such a manner as to make the
development Of a strong team a difficult
matter. There have been many criticisms.
most OF them from Harvard sources
ton OF Joshua Crane as head coach.