The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-27
COLLEGE COACHES
Where Former Gridiron Stars
Will Be Located This Com
ing Season.
BIGLow TO COACH YALE
Haughton ut Harvard and Roper al
Princeton--I.ong List just
Issued.

Walter Camp, Yale's football adj
wiser and editor OF the football rules,
has included In this years publica-
ton a list of the college coaches for
1908.
This list Is very complete. and Is
valuable addition to the football data
which appears annually in the guide.
Included are the names OF captains,
coaches and managers OF ITO diner
ent teams In all sections of the coun-
try.
In the list Of coaches are several
men formerly we'll known as stars on
the eastern playing fields. Noticeably
few, however, are those from Prince
ton and Harvard, but Yale. Pennsyl-
vania and Brown are we'll represented
among the men in whose charge will
be the development Of the important
teams this fall.
At Amherst Overall, of Yale, Will
assist Coach Hubbard, himself an old
Amherst player; r. T. Hinton, of Yale,
but not recalled as a prominent player
at New Haven. will coach Georgetown.
Ky. Herman Olcott, OF Yale, will
coach New York university, and w. l..
Anderson, of Yale, will have the Poly
technic school of Brooklyn.
Howard Jones. OF Yale. has been
engaged as coach at Syracuse univer-
sity: Lon Stage. Of Yale. will OF course
be at University of Chicago; Bob
Forbes will coach University Of Ore
gon; ]. A. Moorhead will be at West
ern u. OF p. while ex-Captain Biglow,
of Yale, is head coach at New Haven
this fall.
At Harvard Percy Haughton. who
played his last football game for the
Cambridge eleven in 1898. ten years
ago, will be the head coach. Harvey
Snyder, former Harvard halfback
will coach Oberlln.
Billy Roper will coach his old uni
versity team at Princeton. Fred Smith
Will coach Fordham, and Bosey Reitei
may be in line again at Wesleyan.
Sol Metzger. captain of the Quakeri
few years ago. will coach University
of Pennsylvania. Fred Vail will coach
Earlham at Richmond. Ind, and Hol'
lenback will be at Franklin and Mar
shall. BY Dickson will coach Lehigh
Wingard will coach Louisiana State
college, and Eddie Greene will coach
University OF North Carolina.
University Of Tennessee will be
coached by George Levene, while G.
w Weede will coach Washburn at To.
peka, Kan. Piekarski has apparently
not secured n berth, but he has beer
successful as coach and doubtless
will be added to this long Quaker list
Dartmouth Is sending out severa
coaches this fall. At Hanover j. G
OConnor will he In charge. Johr
Glaze, It Is said, will be at Exeter, G
~ Banlsart will coach Colby, and w
IT, Bullock will coach Howard a
Washington, d. G.
NJ. w. Bullock. Of Dartmouth, will
be the coach at Massachusetts Stat'
college this fall. and David s. Austin
will coach Middlebury. James Tur
ner will be at Norwich university
Mortified, Vt, and j W. H. Pollard
at University Of Alabama. Othe
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Herr. of Waterbury, at University o
Vermont, and r. r. Brown at Wash
ington and Lee
Brown is another university that 4
we'll represented In the coaching fell
this fall J. A. Daft Gammons is o,
the list as the coach at Providence
and Robinson doubtless will be Their,
also for another successful year M
s. Curtis will coach Carleton, MINI
and J. D. Pryor will guide the Hamil
ton college team in New York state
T. A. Barry will be the coach at Uni
versity Of Wisconsin
A list additional to the above AM
which Is interesting, Is the following
Bates college, r. d. Purinton Of u. o
=. and Bates, and Frank Mason o
4 Harvard: Colgate, r. r. SHETLAND. o
Cornell; Georgetown university, w.
Newman, of Cornell; Hill school, Mix
Sweeney, the worlds champion higI
Jumper: Holy Cross, Tim Larkin, 0
Holy Cross; ST. Louis, r.. b. CochemS
OF Wisconsin and later OF Harvard
University of Illinois, George HUFF, tn
western scout Of the Boston America
baseball team; University of Michigan
f, H. Yost; Washington, Md. Mix
Thompson, of Waterbury, the referee
Washington, st. Louis, Cayou of Car
Isle; Williams, William J. Elder, Wi
liams; Trinity, j G, Langford, Trinity
Swarthmore, George f. Brooke, VIII
was the best punter ever In the game
Kenfon. O., D, G. Monro, of Bowdoin
Mt. St Mary's, Md, Billy Delaney
Pomona, Cal, f r. Pierce, Amhers