New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
ON COLLEGE GR|D|RONS
Harvard Team Last of the Big
EIevenS to Begin Work.
OUTLOOK FOR THE SEASON
dartmouth Will Miss Some
Stars, but Has a Strong
Nucleus on Hand.

for the nrSt ulNc to-lhO4lO" az Gam
,,,tidee. an the leading eleyens in the East
III, he al work for season that prom
,scs plenty of exciting sport.
porcv ID. 4auehton, who has coached
,no Harvard ,!eveus since 1893, when
tcp13rd', goal from the field gave the
7>rin,son the only victory it has Won over
N,lc since 1891, will again be at the helm,
.t,ts however. being the last season under
hie present contract. Haughton's 1900
,,ear was beaten by Yale, but for two
seasons his elevens have played the Blue
10 a tie.
Harvard lost some Of its best football
plavers by graduation last June Bob
FISHER and Bud" Smith. the end, both of
whom played remarkable football for
Harvard for three years, have joined the
alumni. and hereafter will be available
only rs coaches Leslie, the left guard,
hos gone. and 80 has Bob Potter, the
eret string quarterback, while OF har-
,or5's six best backs in 1911 Wendell
alone remains the services of Hunting
ION Blackau. Reynolds. Campbell and
Morrison having been lost,
The rush line, however, Will have to he
made over only in part Captain Wen
dell starts with both his tackles, Storer
and Hitchcock The former PLAYED cen
tre in 1911 until almost the last gun was
Nred then going TO tackle, where he
nlaved good enough football TO be con-
sldered leading candidate for place
this season Hitchcock should develop, but
Harvard again will be without the ser
vices OF Tudor Gardiner. who, until he
was hurt in last years Princeton game
stood prc-eminent as the foremost tackle
Of tbe wear Jencks, a substitute tackle
vii on hand when the season opens
SD ,.... all in all, Harvard starts 1airly
well OH with tackle material.
Both guards have gone. and there Is no
speciany brilliant material in sight,
Keays. who played most OF the time last
year and finally was beaten by Leslie,
is a strong fellow. physically adapted Tor
the heavier game that seems probable
under the revised rules while Beebe. who
was not eligible last year, but who played
well for the second team, is another likely
candidate.
Parmenter. centre year ago VIII re-
turn 10 college. and will have an edge ON
the place. although Wigglesworth OF last
years freshmen team, is likely to make
& strong bid for the position.
Although Potter has left college, Har-
ward has two old qUar;erUacks in Gard
ner and Freddy besides Logan. Of the
freshmen. who possibly may beat either
Of the older men, Gardner, however is
The logical man for quarterback, having
e..
smith will be- missed at end, but besides
FELTON,. the puuter Harvard has oBHen'
who PLAYED So well in the Princeton game
: last fau. FELTON, is expected to return
: although he may have some difficulty with
the college Office. Hollister, a substitute
last year. has the mal,ngs OF strong
Pend and this year should be better even
than O'Brien.
OF the old backs Tom rockingham
hbhd BEETLE are about the only men Cap
tain Wendell viii have, but he has two
stars coming along from the 10 freshmen
team These alc Brickloy and Hare
wick Brckley is ito best drop kicker
Harvard ever has had, and is tremen-
douSly powerful lie and Hardwick are
both good puuters, Iardwick being a truly
wonderful athlete lie and Bricklcy
should complete Harvard's backiield with
Wendell early in the season, Hardwicks
speed making him available TO play emu
. while FELTON, is kicking
Haryard's coaching staff will differ
little from that Of a year ago. Corbett
and Paul wilmington will not be out every
day, Wigglesworth having been secured
for the quarterbacks and Bob Fisher haV-
ing been assigned to coach the guards.
Lothrop Wilmington, captain two years
ago Will be In charge OF the tackles, al
though Crawford Blagden. tackle on the
1901 team is expected 10 spend consid-
cradle time i'm Cambridge this fall.
Charley DAILY. captain at Harvard In
1900, after which be played several sea
sons az West Point. is likely TO help In
the coaching. lie has been sought to as
sst Graves at West Point, but the IIar-
Yard football committee expects TO keep
him In Cambridge. Haughton's chief as
sistant this fall, as last year. will be Leo
LNsry, the old end. who has furnished the
Crimson with a long list Of sterling end
rushers In years past
The Crimson has only nine games on its
SCHEDULE this year. but seven Of them are
Dard Two preliminary games win be
followed with matches against Williams
and Amherst and then viii come Brown.
-Prineeton viii visit Cambridge on Novem-
Der ? for the first time since 1896, and
week later Harvard viii play Wander
ellt the strong team from the South which
played Yale 10 tie two years ago. AS
usual Dartmouth will be at Cambridge a
week before Harvard meets Yale at New
Haven on November 20. The Carlisle
Indians have been dropped from the Har-
ward schedule