The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-13
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COACH
I MANUfA CTURERS
ale and Chicago Stand at Top
OF Schools Who Make
Football Tacticians.

Ql9ago. Sept. 12.-Yale and the Uni
ersity~of Chicago are tied as the larg-
providers of coaches. each having
irhished nine of this seasons list, not
Pcinding former players coaching their
E~n college elevens II is significant.
Pc, that Alonzo Stage, the coach Of
hlcago' who has had a hand in the in
5ruction of the majority of the Ma
pom graduates now coaching. is a Yale
pan although IL cannot be said that
asg follows Yale methods entireh
Al ire present time Yale is represent
IN the coaching field by the follow
| men: Alonzo A. Stage, University
tnicago: Robert Forbes, University
oregon; Howard Jones. Syracuse
'versity: III. p. Olcott. City College
New York; Graham Foster, Beloit;
tff.V Hinton Georgetown (KyD: w.
10Y. Carnegie Technology; w. L. An
Polytechnic Preparatory OF
n. and ]. A. Moorehead. West
Versity of Pennsylvania. Fol-
precedent. Yale also has one OF
'Hu graduates for the head coach
| 'he Blue eleven. L. II. Bigiow hold
| Z the position this fall. and others
III help at West Point and Annapolis
! ter In the season.
Next I'm point OF numbers in the east
re the University of Pennsylvania and
dartmouth college, each of which has
fnt out seven coaches for this fall, not
fciudlng their graduates, who are
Paching at their respective alma ma
prs pennsylvania men are George
|eVeJ. University of Tennessee; f.
reeh. University OF North Carolina;
X vineyard. Louisiana State: B. w
fickson. Lehigh; ]. c. Hollenback,
franklin and Marshall: G. w. Weede.
Eashburn, and Fred c. Vail Earlham,
pa. Dartmouths representatives are
y. III. Bullock, Howard. D. c.: NJ w
}ullock. Massachusetts Agricultural:
|. 5 Austin. Middlebury. VT: John
laze. Phillips Exeter academy: +. A.
err. University of Vermont: r. r.
rown. Washington and Lee, and c. y.
fankhart. Colby.
Output of Smaller Schools.
The other three eastern colleges. al
nough well up in playing the game it.
Ilf. have not done so well for the
pach supply. Cornell has sent out but
|hree raen-E. r. Sweetland. at Col
hte: w S. Newman, Georgetown uni
'ersity Cd. c.. and F. J. Furman, Mis-
ssippi Agricultural and Mechanical.
Princeton has but one graduate among
tsidescoaches-FTe Smith, at Ford
.hm university-and Harvard has III.
Inyder at Oberlin.
In the west Chicago tops the list.
lark Catlin is at the University of
Pwa: Hugo BeZdek at the University
Arkansas: Fred NJ Walker. Utah
.gricultural: J. NJ Sheldon. AgricuI-
iral and Mechanical of Texas: Jesse
Harper. Alma: J. b. Craig, Geneva,
/ a.. and John f. Tobin. All Hallows,
tab. The University of Wisconsin has
{neXt best representation. with six
ben out on the field. G.. Fogg, Case
3chool: J. r. Richards. University of
dorado; a. G.. Findlay. University of
ontana; +. b. Cochems, ST. Louis uni
|erslty; c. l.. Brewer. Michigan Agri-
litural. and William Juneau. Mar
Iuette. The University of Michigan has
5 most important graduate coach at
Vanderbilt university in the person of
pan McGugin. The others are A. +.
bernstein, Ohio State: +. s. Norcross,
RECON Agricultural. and F. c. Long
ban. University of Wooster.
Harvard, urged by alumni and TN
srgraduates alike, has made advances
Ibward recalling Bill Reid, who was
|esd coach at Cambridge in 1906. Reid
q present holds a responsible position
! the Belmont Military academy, Cali
brniar