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Yale Prospects
 For Football Good Capt. Howe Expects to Defeat All Corners on Gridiron
 This Season

Capt. Arthur Howe of the Yale
 Iootoall team has announced that ths
 Sr1dlron candidates will report for a.
 practice September IA. The outlook
 TOT a strong team at New Haven
 seems to be bright this year, and the
 authorities at Yale are we'll pleased
 with the string of veterans and new
 candidates on hand. Capt. Howe has
 spent the summer in camp in New
 Hampshire with several other Yale
 football players, and these men have
 kept in good condition by maintain
 Ing light practice in the rudfmenfs
 of the game. Capt. Howe has sent
 footballs to all the old players so
 that they will have had some practice
 in kicking before the fall practice be-
 gins. Former Head Coach Howard
 Jones and Tom" Shevlfn, former
 captain, will be at New Haven nea--
 Iy all the season to help mold 1hs
 Manager Girk Kaynor has sent
 word that he will arrive at New Ha- ven this week and remain till the season Is over. Graduate Manager Ev- erard Thompson has returned from
 ms summer. vacation in Canada and
 mas started constructing new grf1- iron on the ground opposite YaIs neldt which Yale recently bought. It IS supposed that a stadium will be
 built On this site, but this fall it will
 De used as an auxiliary field. Some of the practice of the regular squad may be held there. The regular grldlron on Yale field has been re- turfed and graded with an eye to per- rect drainage, and there is talk of saving the field for the scheduled games and holding much of the pre- !lmlnary practice on the new grfd- iron. Yale men believe that an un- usually successful football season is al mana. The coaching system fs remodeled,. the material is stronger than usual, and Capt Howe shows promise of proving an able leader.
 Head Coach Jack" Field and As- sociate Resident Coaches q Morris. Haven about September 12. Kist1er will have charge of the freshman candidates, who will not arrive till college opens September 2S.
 Walter Camp, graduate adviser will be in town all the fall His absence in California till the Brown game last fall proved costly. Much of the credit for Yale's performance in beat ing Princeton and tying Harvard 5s ascribed to Shev1in's coaching and plays he brought from the west As Capt. Fred Daly of last years eIey- not be available during the season. The coaching staff is regarded the strongest ever gathered at Yale and the coaching plans the most e1ab- crate. The coaches have som etnirg of task in developing two ends and team last fall was unusually strong and the material seems abundant. Ga- tins, Foss, McC1intock, Wheeler and Sheldon, the 1914 contributions, near ly fill the demand for new backs. Ba- ker, Reilly, Merrill, Philbin, Freeman and Spalding are last year players who are left in college. Capt. Toss is likely to prove Howe's understudy as quarterback. although Strout of the regulars last fall will make another try for the place. Bomeis1er, Walter Camp, Jr., Coates and BIakeslee of the substitute list last year and Hay bison and Gallauer. the freshman ends, may not make the places of and Brooks good, but they Ire all ends of promise.
 Warren, the big freshman guard of last season, was tried at end in -he spring practice. He weighs 1ss pounds, but is very fast and much js of him in the role of heavy weight handler of forward passes. a1I- sd for three seasons by Kflpatrfek, scully and Paul, the veteran tackles, will have Wolfe and Carpenter of t5s ible substitutes, Pete" Francis will De used al either tackle or guard. Mo- Dewitt and Childs. guards. will return md COoney of the freshmen will be mother valuable member of the quad. He is brother of Carroll Coo ley, the former Yale center.
 Ketcham, the freshman snapb1ck If last fall, and Read, the varsity sup- titute, are candidates for the posi- ion vacated by Buck" Morris. Coo- icy may be tried in he-Faeancy. The opening game of the season will bs played this year the day before coI- ege opens It is scheduled for Sep ember 27 with Wesleyan, as usual. t is expected that about 50 players will report September IA.