The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-14
LEADERS Of BIG
E[EvENS DIFFER
Yale, Harvard and Princeton
Captains are all Stars of
/. Distinct Tyes.

Good leaders all. but Of entirely
different playing types. are Captains
Wendell Of Harvard, Pendleton of
Princeton and Spalding of Yale. The
crimson and orange and black chief
tains both are stars upon whose in
team greatly depends.
! Spalding. while a strong. steady
n consistent player, does not shine
over his teammates as do Wendell
and Pendleton. Spalding's Goodness
under fire. his shrewd headwork, and
MS command over his men make him
an ideal leader. however.
Wendell and Pendleton both are
stars. but again the contrast-one a
oatterer. and the other a taller, 1.-THE,
clean limbed player of the greyhound
TYPE, whose speed makes him a dan
gerous flank skirter and broken field
runner.
Wendell Great Line Plunger.
Each in his respective sphere stands
almost without a peer among the
ing. In build Il cross between Wendell
and Pendleton, combines some of the
attributes of each.
Dig back into the gridiron archives
and n will search long to find a
greater line hucker than Wendell of
Harvard. At the old fashioned line
SCATTERING style of play Wendell has
mad Few equals. Line plunging is
Wendelrs forte. and he lays little
!claim to special ability at anything
else.
Wendell should shine in all his
glory this season. for the revised code
has brought the so-called old FASH
Toned game into its own again-to a
great extent. at least. To lovers Of
the old game it Is a delight to see
Wendell in action. His savage. bull
Catapulting into the line. he rips.
slashes and hatters his way along
with the tacklers hanging on him like
hounds on a wounded buck. Proud
are the few players who ran say that
they single-handed brought the Har-
ward chieftain to earth.
hou"'- ""ndleton Of Princeton has
taken on weight since last season. he
appears to be just as fast as ever. The
added weight. coupled with the fact
that he apparently has got so he runs
lower to the ground. should make
Pendleton a more dangerous back
than he was a year ago.. Though not
a master of the jackrabbit twists be-
longing to ON lodging backs. PEN
dleton Is elusive and has a battling
way of checking and increasing his
speed.
Pcndlcton Has the Speed.
1t is his greyhound speed on which
the Tiger leader most depends. speed
so great that keene Fitzpatrick grinds
his teeth over the rule that balks
Pendleton's service on the track be-
cause Of his playing both football and
baseball for the college.
incidentally. it can be said that
Pendleton is just as CLASSY on the dia-
mond as he is on the gridiron. and
several major league scouts have
camped on his trail. He has prom
Used that if he ever should play pro
fessional baseball It will be with the
New York Americans.
S%palding. The bulldog leader has de-
veloped from Il player of mediocre
ability into one who promises to bios
som forth as Il full fledged star. A
good line bucker. an elusive flank
ekirter. quick to scent a play and
diagnose an attack. a hard and sure
tackler. Spaldins promises to take
his place among Yale's great players.
1t is generalship and executive ability
that make him most valuable to Old
ELI. however.