Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-10-12
Harvard Loses Many Men, but Has Great
Reserve Force from Which to
Draw.
TIGERS WILL BE STRONG IN THE LINE
Pennsysvanias Back Field Is Swept AWAY, but
Coaches Are Hopeful OF Clever
Combination.

without a good kicker ana some time VIII
be expended In trying to fortify that part
|of the game thia Year.. Buckingham may
be. used 10 do the punting ,,,l
be strong ie On 'n the 'eHe 1sps and fairly
good on the .atrack. 1t will have weight N
The line, and i the coaches are able able to 90
may go to New Haven In November with
an eleven that will be much better than
the Tigers thought they would have when,
they began to count mp their losses FOR this
season at the end of 1908.
| Butlsiewicz. who in years back played
with both Princeton and Pehnsylvania
will assist in the coaching. his time being
devoted to the men on the line, while Me-,
iCormick handles the back field There Will
! be other Princeton men to assist In coach
ing. and the Tigers mean to do everything
Yin their power this year TO regain some or
the prestige which they have lost on the
football field.
Johnny" Poe has been assigned to the
scrub team as coach, and tina. means
lplenty of work for the varsity, as Poe
will keep the scrubs on their toes from
the time that he puts them on the field.
pennsylvania Hard HIT.
| Not only has the University of Pennsyl-
wanna been depleted in football talent By
| graduation, but an entire new policy has
been outlined by the coaches for the sea
son to come There was no preliminary
football practice, such as Pennsylvania
Twas wont to have in the very early days
| of the fall, when the players Went to the
,seashore or to the mountains, and worked
hard for two weeks
| The men were taken as they reported at
1.-The university and were put under the
care of Smith. who has been chosen TO act
as field coach this season.
| The Quakers certainly were nit hard
when the final game was played in 1903.
|Thev lost every man on the back field,
Ildollenbach, Manner, keneth and Means
~, lar, Il t,.,t,
brought it about. TO add TO the troubles
of the Pennsylvania men, they lost botn
IGaston and Draper, two tackles who had
made a reputation for good work all the
year and in years preceding. Scarlet, the
hest end of 1908. became no longer eligible,
and even the guards were swept away by
1.-The fact that a team had been playing,
Ialmost all of which We're graduates in one
lSummer.
With all the material which Is at hand
for Pennsylvania the coaches have a task
before them which is anything but en-
viabe as it is apparent that the team
must practically be reconstructed from top
to bottom.
new back field will have to be coached
land taught ennsylvania's system A new
lline will have to be built up, and by the
time mar tue eleNen IS ready 10 play its
first hard game of the year unusual in
terest will be aroused TO see what the
coaches have been able to do with their
material.
q In one respect they are fortunate. They
! have man lor >uArlei back VINO should D
|, la success, judging by the manner In Wnlch
! he played last fall This is Miller. capt,ln
, of the team Tor rnis season. There Is little
, treason to doubt his success behind the line
, las he showed last fall thar he could handle
1.-THE team well and that his general IDEAS as
! to making the most of the ability OF the
! players controlled by him We're good.
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