New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
ON COLLEGE GR|D|R0NS
Outlook Bright for Some Strong
EleVens Next Season.
THE MEN WHO WILL BE LOST
Yale, Harvard and Princeton
wen o6, However, in Players
Of Experience.

/ "0' vel We get them next year.
ne night before up in Meriden he said to
| ire payers: For ten long weeks vou have
i P'eh WORKING ard struggling against all
! s'' - % oGds. For ten long weeks to play
! SIXTY snort minutes. Into those few min
u'ES you ought TO crowd all the intensity
OF the last ten weeks Of effort. fight and
! determination. Each ore of vou ought 10
| be abie to buck q locomotive" And he
| might have aided that icl1fnedia telv after
. those s1XtH minutes we're over the 1910 sea-
son was passed into history. and as his
! own action illustrated the whole attention
| was 70 be directed toward the future and
| next wear at cHce-to get them next year"
| llo said.
Yales prospects fer a good team are
| bright This year of trials and tribulations
| certainly laid the basis for A successful
! season in l411. Practically the entire Yale
| line returns from tackle 70 tackle Paul
! and Scu1y the two regulars whose work
! this year hos been unsurpassed, will both
! be back for another season. Tomlinson,
| this years first sub tackle will also be
| on hand. With these three men Yale is
| assured OF tackle material sufficiently
perlenced 10 play vhirlvind game. Sav-
age is the only tackle who is lost by grad
uation.
For guards Yale has McDevitt who
| played a sensational game for man en-
| tirely inexperienced In another year his
normal development ought to make him
| valuable man for he possesses the right
| qualities of sreed and aegressiveness and
| has a good head. His running mate Full
| ler joins the army Of unemployed in June
but for his position in the Yale line there
is Childs, man of excellent build and
|
utes in the Harvard game. Francis YaIe's
regular guard until his injury. has another
year of playing, and is almost sure TO win
Fuler's place. Yale loses one of the best
centres of the year in Morris, good passer
and man who covered an immense
amount Of ground. Reed, the first substi-
tUte. has a couple of years more in which
to distinguish himself, and he gave signs
of having the ability several times this
fall.
Besides the above men. there are coming
from the freshman team three linesmen who
are certain to be heard from. Wolfe is the
best of the three. He is large boned, tall, |
rangy and fast He was the one freshman
10 break up the varsity play in practice
this fall. and he looks like sure thing for
some place in the line, Cooney is another
man who made good on the freshman
team He is brother of Yale's star CEN
tre. Carroll Cooney. of the '09 team, and
Just as good as Carroll from all reports.
He is built like his brother, but is harder
and faster KetCham is a tackle who
starred in the freshman line. He has both
power and speed.
Yale loses both Fitzpatrick and Brook.
from the wing positions. Nothing need be
said of the work Of either of them, as they
are too we'll known. The loss of such men
would be irreparable. were il not for the
fact that Bomeisler, whose work was COM
parable to kilpatricl<'s all through the
year, is also on hand. He was a regular
until injured. and did not play because IL
vas not necessary to use him. He weighs
$50 pounds and his speed is tremendous
Harry Vaughan will probably be here an
other year, and he is as famous as any |
of the above men. Besides these men there |
are two excellent substitutes in walter |
Camp, jr-, and Coates, both of whom we're |
making a strong bid for the varsity until |
both sprained their ankles. Add to this list |
one of the real stars of the freshman team, |
Red" GalIaheur, and his mate. Davis. and J
there will be constitutional weakness in |
the end positions next year
Yale loses not even substitute from the |
quarterback squad Howe. who has played |
which to make his name more famous He |
will probably captain next years team |
Besides, Howe, Strout and Merritt will be |
back to say nothing of Foss, a brilliant |
player from the freshman squad
Yale loses the three regular backs. Cap
tain DAILY, Field and kistler, a trio of |
wonderful plungtng and defensive players. |
Their places cannot be filed, and ii looks |
as though Yale'S real problem will be to |
find men for their places Because of the !
quantity and quality of excellent quar- |
terback material it is likely that Howe |
will play fuIback next year and leave IL |
to Merritt or FosS to run the team But |
from this years substitutes Reilly holds !
over as fullback. Reilly is good as q !
back, but is little light to stand a hard |
game He hits the line hard. and is a |
wonderful end If he adds weight during
the year he has the place all to himself |
from the start. In any case. he Is sure to |
be first string man.
Baker. the speedest man In the squad, |
a fine broken field runner and q hard.
sure tackler. and Philbin who has the |
build and knowledge of the game. also
will be eligible
Harvard Loses Good Men.
or the seventeen men who played on the |
Harvard eleven against Yale last SATURDAY.
Ten Will be eligible for next years team, to
say nothing of A host of capable substi-
tutes and men who played on tho freshman
eleven.
The lire will suffer most by graduation.
bop Mckay. at left tackle: Minot, at right |
guard Perkins and P. Smith, at centre.
ana captain Wilmington, at right tackle |
VIII De graduated next June leaving Fisher |
al right guard and the two ends L. Smith !
ana Lewis, as the survivors This is a
fair nucleus, however as the two ends
RANK with the best in the country, and |
lsher' VINO is leading candidate for cap
tain' mas few equals as guard Good sub |
stitute ends also are available in FELTON,. |
Amory. Hollister, Lingard. Paine and How
ard. freshman
Harvard will lose two good backs by |
81 auuatioh IN Corbett and Leslie. but Wen |
dell. who made name for himself against |
faie' Campbell. Morrison and Ted F>roth |
lhsham. whose illness kept him out of the |
game on Saturday, will be back. OF the |
substitutes. Graustein, Tyron and Pierce
remain. and with Reynolds Chatfeld, Bet
Tie ana Sortwell. from the freshman team.
tnefe shouio be no concern about the posi-
.,"hs pehihd the line, moro particularly as |
'tiee duarteroacks will be avai!able-Wig-
sies"orth. Potter and Gardner.
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