The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-12
CORNELL ELEVEN
WILL Be STRONG
Graduate Coaching System to
Be Used and Many Stars
Are Back.

Ithaca, \. Y, Sept u.-With the ap-
proach Of the football season and the
opening of the college year at Cornell
university, the coaches and managers
of the Comedians are already begin
ming to lay plans for the football cam
paign. Although the initial practice
does not occur until Sept &c. it is ex-
pected that a number of candidates viii
report here ahead of time. The red and
white aggregation will not lack good
coaching this season, for the system will
be more complete and thorough than at
any time since the graduate idea went
into effect.
The field committee this year is COM
posed of Henry SchOelkopf and Morris
halliday, who have served in that ca
pacity for a number of years. Captain
Tydeman of the team will also serve on
this committee. They are supervisors of
the system and are to see that enough
coaches are back and that the plan runs
well. The field coaches who will be here
throughout the year include former
Captain Walder, four years fullback on
the varsity, and Barney O'ROurke, who
was graduated last June after four
years valiant service as guard and
tackle. 1t is also understood that Dan
Reed and Bunny Larkin will also be
here this fall.
Among the men who have not come
back since the new system was inaugu-
rated, but who have announced that
they viii be at the field this fall. is Bill
Sheppard, '03, who was a crack half
back in his day. 1t is also stated that
Morrison, who also played half at that
time may be looked for. Bert Hanson,
If h. af1 ha ST no
agreed to get up for several weeks,
Kent Will Help.
Another new face will be that of Ralph
Kent, who was an assistant coach for
several years under Warner, but has
not been here much since the new sys-
tenn went into effect. Kent has coached
freshman teams and was here also when
Warner and LUeder were running the
football machine.
1t is announced that Henry School
kopf, jr.. will be back to coach. and
hopes to spend some time in Ithaca.
Schoelkopf is remembered for his bril-
liancy as a halfback. He later went to
Harvard and played on the Harvard
team. When Percy HaUghton coached
SOrnell Schoelkopf was one of his
stars, and it is stated that Haughton's
| friendship for some of the red and
! white advisers was factor in bringing
about the football game with Harvard
that is to be played Nov IA.
G. II. Young, the man who beat
Princeton in 1900 by long drop kick,
will probably be here for a month.
Young has taken an active interest in
the new system, but was not here much
last year. Former Captain Beachman,
| 80. one Of the members Of the executive
| committee of the Alumni Football asso-
citation, may come back, though his du-
ties at West Point, where he is one of
the leading football coaches, keep him
pretty busy.
Thompson, the big guard of 'O5, 'O6
and '07 teams, is expected to aid in the
work It is also stated that Cook,
Jack Lynch, POllack and a number of
newer football grads are to be here at
different times. Clynt Wyckoff, for
merly a crack quarterback and a men,
Der Of the executive committee of the
Alumni association, IS expected to put
in a couple of weeks, too.