New-York tribune., 1908-11-24
IN COLLEGE GRIDIR0NS
VALE LOSES FOUR MEN
Strong Nucleus at Har0drd-Some
Doubt at Cornell

,-.,,.,, .,evan which faced Harvard on
Saturday viii lose only four players & ps +-o
f,an+a,u Rurch end; Brides, tackle piuu,- ,t -
- wheaton balfhack Brides, oIllii0''r
~ho ~ho -. ,,as reen used in every position
exoe-t centre and quarterback az IN IN - -,
-, -, ,tssas mt otherwise there are gooo men
- All IN The following tried ana eNpe' 'ieii'e1
PLAYERS Vill be hack; -,.o, ~
Togar Kilpa3rick Hobbs AnoruS' ooeDe'' '
81. prfbir Murphy. Daily, Corey Johnson LII
u'-'' % - 1,oy- T4vde and Brown. The two last
-. -,lratrick and Naedele, are not
=. r7oef5e Vaughan. Savage and Messenger from
.ta f-esbD1an class. there is Merritt the quarter
h.,t who nay I'll much needed want on the
Yale team ,.
g.. ,s,-t,,rate that he is going TO Sheffield. as he
80, rs eligible for the varsity only two years He
e a b-orber Of Roy Merritt, the pitcher, and was
,s,+z5n Of the Audoyer team last year he was
ors-,erhack on Fred Days team also and Hop
Gins who showed much promise early in the
season was substitute quarterback under him. Re
.tdeS Merritt the following men VIII be out for
Quarterback next year: Hopkins. Corey. johnson
and Bingham
Vaughan and Savage. the freshmen ends, are of
VARSITY calitre SO far as can he Judged while
Savage Is a clever drop kicker Loree, the fresh
nan centre gives promise also, and Messenger Is
above the average a halfback-
or the seventeen Harvard men who played IN the
yale game the following viii he lost by grad
usti-r. Captain Burr, NoUrse. Cutler. Hoar White'
Ter Wiehe. Kennard and Wilmington. The follow
frg will be available again next year: Fish Browne.
Crowley. Corbett Mckay, Sprague, Leslie, Smith,
West snd Dunlap.
Nirot who has been playing on the second team
81 the season, and who. the coaches say, Is as
good as Gov viii also be able 10 play. He has
been ineligible on account Of scholarship condi-
tons The freshman team, which went through
the season without defeat will furnish plenty OF
material and altogether the outlook is bright with
ten of this years team a nucleus
Hamilton Fish. 5r-. IS talked of as captain ana
there is no question about his having the neceS-
sary qualification
Sprague. who substituted for Coroett IN tie
second half Of Saturdays game. hardly got fui4
credit for the work he did. few knew he was
in the play. Il was Sprague who punted the ball
out Of danger when standing ten yards behind his
own goal line
u discussing the rating Of the teams for this
season Gross Buck" says in The Boston Jour
nal:
76 G CO 0P faPa SP rae Bart4aoaia Yale There are
fi5,a ana Of Tie Green viii argue the point many
zines in the next days. There is little doubt
that Harvard fought harder and was more e1Aa U.s.
Cd a week ago tnan on Saturday Her touchdown
against Dartmouth cid not come untll ule nha NM n
u rhst point. Against Yale, after Kennard's goal
taS5 @ II5 $S @ rs he ug 1ossibiiitv of max
6s5 driven ler 10 Try 10 the limit her offence.
AGAINST Yale Harvard averaged - yards 10 a
rush against Dartmouth the average was 81.
Yale's rushing offence averaged 29 yards and Dart
mouths 3 yards This would make the line Of the
Yaie-s- with the offensive work almost a par.
Tie Fordham football eleven had its last hard
work Yesterday for the game with Villa Nova at
American League Park on Thursday, and the men
are il fne condition Flushed with the success Of
--1s wears team Fordham viii make effort 20
arrange games next year with Yale. Princeton,
Dartmouth Brown and several other strong
elevenS.
Some Of the All Philadelphia football team.
.ti.h plays the Trinity team, champions Of Brook
lyr. q Thanksgiving Day morning at Washington
Park Brooklyn are members Of the University Of
Pennsylvania scrub team. and are anxious q get
back 10 Philadelphia time 10 at least part
Of the Pennsylvania-Corne contest that afternoon
Acco-dingfv the Trinity club has agreed TO have
bus ar the exit Of the grounds, and Immediately
after the game the team viii be whirled down to
TIE BROOKLYN annex Of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
a1 the foot Of Fulton street. IN time TO catch the
u:G boat for Jersey City. This VIII bring the
men 10 Franklin Field before o'clock, or in plenty
o. time % see al least the second half of the game
Ton Thorp will also have to do some rushing
after the game. The former Columbia star tackle
viii play with the Trinity in the morning and
then. referee the Fordhann-Villa Nova game in the
afternoon at American League Park
George Foster Sanford, the famous Yale centre
ard Columbia coach. viii probably referee the
Tri-lty-P Philadelphia game, with Weymouth. the
former Yale fullaack, Eddie Gibson, the Cor
nell halfback, umpire
fEv Telegraph 10 The Tribrnel