The Washington times., 1907-02-24

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| Captain Cozens. one Of the best inter
scholastic tackles Of the year; Johnson
| quarterback; French. fullback. and Liz.
gett, halfback. Morris. center. and Nc
Conneil right guard. 70 to Yale: Hon
| stan, left guard, and Walker. right half
to, Princeton. and Evans. fuIIback. en-
ters Williams. This school team is
coached by Tyler, Adams and Vetter-
line former Princeton men.
Hill School Favors Yale.
Hill school is fortunate in having for
its coaches Morgan Bowman. the former
Yale fullback, and Mike Sweeney, who
holds the worlds record for the high
jump. The team had a most successful
year, downing Hotchkiss. Is to 0. and
Haverford by IS to 6. The secret Of
the success was IN the open game
played. no school eleven possessed a
better knowledge of the forward pass
and on-side kick and those points pulled
it out Of all the big contests. Yale will
get four of the six graduates and, in
cidentally. the four best men on the
team. Hill has sent many a good ath-
letic TO Yale. among the number being
Bowman. Shevlin and Long but none
to excel what viii be done in the future
by such men as Mersereau, left tackle;
Wheeler. right guard. and Davidson,
right end. Horne. left guard. Will ac-
company them. Harvard gets a center
equal TO Parker in p. D. Smith, who
scored touchdowns in the past fall from
this unusual position. Princeton gets
White, the fullback.
HOtchkiss Helms Vale
Hotchkiss has a graduating class this
spring which contains six Of the last
falls football team. five Of whom viii
follow precedent in going to Yale. rs
HOtchkiss sends about that percentage
Of her students 10 New Haven each
year. The other footballists will try
for Harvard. The team was not I'D 20
its high standard Of the season before
when II boosted Of Coy, the Yale fresh
man fullback of last season, who is
strength-test record-holder at Yale and
slated to be the best fullback the Blue
has had in years. Coy is brother Of
sherman Coy. the former Yale end. and
one Of the best athletes that any college
has drawn on for a long time. Neither
has Yale a linesman of the strength Of
L. Judd, who did not enter college after
in 1906. OF the graduates.
Campbell. left tackle; Snyder. right end;
Corey, captain and quarterback and a
son Of Corey, OF steel fame; Knight,
right halfback, and KaynOr. fullbaclI.
all enter the New Haven institution, and
diversion, center. goes TO Harvard.
Mercersburgers All for Penn.
Mercersburg Academy has contributed
good athletes, notably track men. to the
different colleges for many years. Most
IF its graduates have Of late been going
% Pennsylvania, due probably 70 the
act that the coaching system in its
hree big branches of sport, baseball, |
o0tball, and track, is in charge of |
Penn graduates. Bennett. a former |
quaker fullback, having charge Of the /
ootball and baseball teams, and Kraenz- |
Elm, the track team.
This year Pennsylvania will get every i
ne OF Mercersburg football graduates, !
light I'm all. providing Kesselman follows |
lis teammates in place of going TO Lee (
Ugh, and Anderson forgets Chicago. ]
hese two men not having as yet decided /
'etween these institutions and Penn. |
This is the most unanimous list any of 4
he colleges get from any Of the schools. /
me graduates are Smith. tackle. and a !
rother Of Pennsylvania former All |
American fullback. A l.. Smith; Ander- /
on, fullback; Harrington, halfback; 1
'rippeu, quarterback: Balmer, end: r. /
Gilman, halfback.
Penn Charter Consistent.
Penn Charter School IF Philadelphia,
cached by Al Sharpe, OF Yale. and the
PRESENT interacademic champion, will
.raduate seven of the eleven Of 1906. six
Z them going 20 Pennsylvania in the
all and the seventh to Princeton. The
luakers viii get a splendid lot OF ma
ertal in Levin and Hunter. ends; Camp
ell. a GOOD tackle; Peoples and Wat
ins. guards, and Rothschild. center. the
ll-scholastic choice for fullback Og-
en-. halfback, enters Princeton for I
rs future work This school has been
most consistent in its athletic standard.
nd has Been repT eSented by graduates |
? recent years on Pennsylvania. Yale |
'rinceton, and West Point teams.
It. PauPs Men Scattered.
The St Paurs School Of Garden CITY.
.ong Island. has developed some excel
snt players. one Of its best being Kin
ey. the former Yale tackle. Last year
sent Macklin. fullback. to Pennsyl-
ania. and this youngster will make
wv 'AA iA4N ANtu anu Blue before he
cts through. In the past fall the men
'ere looked after by Clarence View
Mouth and Ralph Bloomer. two ex-Yale
zen. Eight men graduate this spring
NO of them returning for another years
'ork Scott halfhack. to captain the
cam. Cornell gets two of the remain
u six, Yale two. and Princeton and
ieorgia one each. Semple right tackle
nj smith. right end, go to Cornell I'm
ne ian; Yale gets a good ouartcrbaclr
, middleton, man who will prova a |
God substitute and successor 10 I'd
ones and Fullback Vincent. Princeton
cts a big guard IN Noah Mason 5,t
re pick of the line men. Clarence
movies intends to so 20 Georgia.
Where Worcester Material Goes.
Worcester Academy. the school thar
as the best of New England prepara-
)ry school track teams. which has
lrned out Duffy and many another
rilliant cinder path man. also gets 4,
bod. football team under way every
nee in awhile OF last years clever
HIGH was above the average. six men
raduate, two of whom 20 TO Dart =
outh; one to Cornell, one to Brown !
ne to Wesleyan, and one to Harvard
he Dartmouth pair viii be Edmond p ,
roWley- center. who will fit in nicely !
it'll the Hanover policy of weiebtv ]
ans, as he tips the scales at 2I5. a1s4I I
ichard Chase another a f1,ro.o e 4, {