Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-09-30
GRID STARS ARE
FAIRLY COMMON
Each Of the Big Four Has
Men Who Promise to
Get HOnOrS
TIGERS LOOK TO
PRACTICALLY NEW MEN


respondents at the big eastern centers
are already busy picking out future
stars. Some OF the men who now
look so very fossy probably will not
survive the first half of the season.
There are some few. however, who
give promise OF developing ihto their
teams backstays.
Penn Back On Hutchinson.
Up Mt Pennsylvania, for instance,
they look upon Danny Hutchinson az
the only logical successor TO rej Coy
Everything, even the changes in the
playing rules, are supposed TO be in
his favor. So far he has been the sem
sation OF Franklin field. He is an ex-
perienced veteran, so what the Phila-
dclphia experts think of him has
moro solid substance to II than the
praises heaped upon other pigskin
chasers
From all accounts Hutchinson is
composition made UP of equal parts
OF Coy, Philbin and Minot He kicks
line one; lodges, catches, punts and
shows the same speed I'm returning
come close to the third named us a
line plunging and defensive back
Penn rOoters expected him TO be the
sensation Of the season.
Handy With Forward Pass.
. More than all this Hutchinson is sup
posed to be Just fitted for the new
rules. He has been throwing all tho
forward passes for Penn In practice
and is expected to continue to do SO
when the regular season starts Oh,
they think a heap of young Danny
over in Philadelphia
If things pan out at Yale as Ted
Coy expects, they will have a really
high GLASS quarter back at New Haven
this year for the first time since Ted
Jones gave the signals. Arthur Howe,
who alternated with several others on
the job last year. is the regular man
this season and doing well.
Howe is handling the forward pass
well In practice, has shown enough
precision and speed in running back
punts to promise good work later on,
and is making a lot of the running
possibilities Of his position II is so
long since Yale has had any good
cause to boast OF her quarterbacks
that they are making all kinds of a
fuss over Howe.
Camp, Jr., Promises Well.
Walter Camp, Jr., is another Of
whom Yale expects much. He was
star on the freshman team last year
and on Wednesday was put in at full
back on the varsity for the first time
He was on the second team since the
beginning of practice, but showed up
so we'll that II was only a question of
time when he would get a trial with
the hrst eleven.
Chids and Parker, two linemen who
| looked as though they might amount
TO something, have been shunted TO the
second team because of faculty rulings
that will keep them on the ineligible
list for some time to come.
Tigers Like New Men.
AT Princeton they are looking 20
practically new men 20 give the team
! its stars. Eddie Hart, captain and
! full back, ought to finish well up with
the best fullback in the east if he
has any kind of support to help him
along. He has always been rated a
line-plunger. and II the Tigers can
give him the right sort of assistance.
he will probably be one Of the most
conspicuous figures on the eastern
gridiron.
Pendleton and Ballou. one of the
stars of last years freshmen eleven
and the other a seasoned player who
WAS ineligible last year, are both try
ing for the quarterback position and
displaying form that will probably
land both of them jobs behind the line.
Both are adopts in the use of the for
ward pass and seem to take well to
the revised code and it's open forma-
tions.
Haryard's Best Bets.
At Harvard they have the makings
OF a numbeIsof star performers. Half
back Corbett was last year so thor
oughly on the job that he drew hon
orable mention from Walter Camp
when the latter made up his all
American team. There was a time
when he promised to develop into a
Phllbin, but he just did fall short OF
the mark. With his speed and dodg-
ing and plunging abilities he figures
to pan out we'll.
Capt. L. Withinton, was so good a
] guard last year that he drew a place
on one of Camps teams, ranking up
close TO such men as Benbrook OF
Michigan. and Goebel. OF Yale. II Nc
Kay, Coy's second choice for tackle
is able to play. Harvard will have a
corking line. for FELTON,, a recruit
from the 1913 class, Is fast developing
into a good tackle, with rare kicking
ability.
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