The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-27

guard Dut Soacll aletzger VIII haSe
strong possibilities in the persons 81
Dad Henry Of Parkersburg. WHO
stands over SIX feet and weighs az
most two hundred pounds. and Bren=
nan, OF Grafton, who performed both.
lin the back field and on tie line last
fall. Brennan weiglise 1856 pounds.
has the strength of a sgIant and Is
hard to stop. o. III. Davis, Of Char
lesion, alI-state choice for center for
two years and captain Of the rs Gil
elecen, will be back atlliis old posi-
tlon. He Is the back bone Of west
Nirginia,s line, and Is the strongest
defensive man West Virginia has.
Heis a master ofthe spiral passsand
is one Of the few centers in college
football who use a successfully. Y
Left guard win be open due 10
Melville Boyles, Of Phillppi. gradu=
ating. Boyles has already accepted
the position Of athletic director at
Glenyllle Normaliand Ills attentions
this fall win be turned to develop
ling adfootbail team at that institu=
tion. LIN. Duling, WHO has fought
for a line position for two seasons,
will besout to FIJI this hole as web
as DOZEN. others. Blake Taylor,
The two hundred pound tackle, who
played four years at West Virginia,
will not be back next year and UNI
less the advance dope receives an
upsetting Leslie Brooks will flll3 his
shoes. Brooks divided, time with
Taylor at; the position last fall ana
honors favored Brooks. The lad
was out for four weeks with two
badly twisted knees, but he has full
ly recovered. He is spending the
summer on his fathers farm In
northern Pennsylvania lin order to
besin shape for; football 81 Z
Harrison, OF Clarksburg,swlio
played left end three consecutive
seasons issanotller,sta rwho wlll5not
be back. Harrison will be missed
from ltlleSline-upi and 1t will be up
to 0oaeli NLetzger to develop sue
cessor. II Bill Bloyd, Of Mounds
Vile, decidesito return to West Virfi
.giniait this fall all he will need to. d5
is to put on q suit and notify the
coach that he is out for Harrison's
end Bill gained a statewide repus
tation last fall by his playing at
West Virginia, bntall shis efforts
were half hearted. He played inI
only a few games on account Of not
being inFcondition.
Other Good Ones.
Lefty" Allen, of Parkersburg;;
Fats Rogerson.. Of Moundsville.
Center Davis understufy. last fall;
IS. r. Gould, azproducts of Davis and.
Elkips:n C.ssA. 4steorts, ofsll Keyser:s
Leo Coleman, Of Wheeling; John,
Neidemcyer, Of (. lBen@ood; NJ r.!
Rail, of Greensbnrg, Pa 3 Homer
Powell. Of Fairmont: sally" Ayers.
of Barboursyille; Michael. Kerns, Of
Hundred; Erwin, Stone, Of Morgan.
town; Dalton Simon, Of Fairmont,
and Griffltii, Of Huntington, are
nther men who are to lhelreekonedt
with when g, Z Y, Varsity seleetfons Eare,
made. 4 III / + M 4. 4 III, Is,
ofthe new men coming In, Cole!
bank. star for three years at Fair,
mont Normal and Brooks, rec6gnizE
ED las. the ailsstate scholastic fullback'
last fall. are the most promising.
!Colebank, although playing prep
school balk was chosen on several
all=state eleyens slast fall, and This,
record is causing other backfieldi
candidates at West Virginia. which
includes the regulars, considerable
worry. colebank is noted for his
line plunging and punting, and This
speed makes him a dangerous man.
Brooks played fullback for the Buck,
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