Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-21
HARVARD ELEVEN
IS SADLY IN NEED
Of QUARTERBACK
Crimson Seeking Capable Field
GeneraI-BackfeId Among the
Best in Gridiron History.
CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Sept. 20
Upward of 100 men for the

TAMBRIDGE MASS, Sept 90
Upward of 100 men for the
Harvard varsity football team
are expected to present themselves
TO Coach Percy d. Haughton on Sol
diers' Field tomorrow, when another
call for candidates for the 1913 eleven
IS made. The men will register, have
talk with Captain Storer and re-
ceive their instructions for the first
week of practice.
Coach Haughton has kept in close
touch with the major portion of his
charges during the summer months,
advising them as to their work and
diet during the heated term. As a re-
suit but few of the men will be much
out of condition, while some of the
players have added a few much
needed pounds.
Starting Tuesday. there will be two
practice sessions daily, one in the
morning and the other later in the
day. This schedule will last only one
week, as the university throws open
its gate officially on Monday, Sep
TENDER 90
The Harvard problem this year APP
pears to be the same that has con-
frOnted the Crimson coaches during
the past half dozen years-the devel-
opment of an efficient quarterback
With Gardner and Bradley. the two
men who faced Yale last November,
graduated, and with Lieutenant
Charley Days return as coach at
West Point, the Crimson authorities
have no mean job to turn out a man
capable of running such a high pow
cred football machine as the Haugh-
ton battering rams usually are
Harry Gardner is expected to re-
turn and devote his time to develop
ing a field general. His ability as a
coach is unknown, but he may prove
himself a real life saver in the critical
situation. Nal Logan, who proved
the worst kind of a "f1ivver" last fall
as quarterback will again go out
for the position. Eddie Mahan, cap
tain and halfback of the 1916 eleven,
will, because of his lack of weight,
probably be tried out as quarterback.
He should win the job hands down
his ability as a punter and place
kicker giving him a big advantage
over his rivals.
The Harvard rush line, a distinctly
HaughtOn combination, should prove
at stalwart as il has in year past
DERRY Parmenter will be missing at
center but will return as line coach.
stan PennoCk and Walter Trum-
bull, guards, and Rex Hitchcock and
captain Bob Storer, tackles, will
again be out for the places on the
team that won the 1912 champion
ship. Storer will probably yield his
Job at left tackle to Tudor Gardiner,
who was forced to abandon football
temporarily by an injury received at
Princeton two years ago. The cap
tain. before Gardeners injury was
working at center, and It is in this
position that he will probably be
found.
Harvards premier punter. Sam
FELTON,, is lost at left end, while Frank
O'Brien remains in his position at
right end. Lyman and Rollins, the
1912 ends, are both fast men.
The fastest backfield that ever
graced a Harvard gridiron loses one
of its members, Percy l.. Wendell.
last seasons captain. If Charley
Brinkley and Tack" Hardwick play
their game of 1912 during the pres
ent season Wendells loss will not be
felt. +. J. Bradlee, JT., is as capable
a man as the eX-crimson leader and
would have probably taken away
Wendelrs position last fall but for
the fact that the Roxbury boy was
captain of the eleven.
The schedule follows:
September 81. Maine at Cambridge;
october 4, Bates, at Cambridge;
october II, Williams at Cambridge;
October Is, Holy Cross at Cambridge;
October % Norwich at Cambridge;
November ], Cornell at Cambridge;
November s, Princeton at Prince
ton; November Is, Brown at Cam
bridge; November -, Yale at Cam
bridge.