The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-22
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out ~ foot hall In the middle 81 the season nv
an injury. Ne nov ia N hne shape. and hs.
he po.i'' oes IN he Ssekaeid' Rand is an
other very fast man who showed up so re-
last fan. 90 thet from being . second or third
string hsltback on the scrub he vas taken
down 10 New Haven with the varsity - Q
There are. several men ~ more than aver
age ability for the line, among the remnants
.ome~hst lisht, vas Tor q long while. Tr.t
cho,cs for tackle And This year should de
q 'nnS uTnser 81 games. but Who Vas pu. out o.
middle * The season: !. Grant and Sour..
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~ particular promise for guard OF the last
wears squad Il Alley This hig westerner.
who was ineligible for the team la-t year
on account Of the one year residence rule.
frequently. came out for practice last year
and played on the scrub. lie showed plenty
Of spirit and ability 10 learn. This wear he
has already shown so much tmproN "neut
over lis last year'sform as to warrant the be
lief that when he has had the benefit Of cults |
coaching he may become n good guard.
Blanchard and Gilmore are other men who
may develop.
limos. who Ia trying for halfback.. vas Que
of the most promising men on the freshman ]
squad last fall. and would undoubtedly have
made the place but for a sprained ankle the
week Of the Vale freshman game. Page
and Gregory are two other promising sophO-
mores who are trying for halfbaCk Of
the ouarterbacks from this class, C.allatti |
and Wilmer appear to he the best. Both ave
fast and snsppy and unusually well fitted
physically for the place. !
In the line there are also several good mon
from 1910. West appears 10 hc one Of tic |
hest Of these. lie PLAYED guard on the fresh
man last year. and although NJ against Z nebal
on the Vale freshman he ACQUITTED himsclf !
eNcellently and held his opponent on more
than even terms. There are TWO splendid |
ends Ia 1910. n. &, Bron and VI &. Pc,rte.