The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-12
HARVARD ELEVEN TO
REPORT TOMORROW
wshan. Wallace and ParsOn
Only Veterans Left From
s.: 1914 Machine.
sorAD OF 100 EXPECTED

L.. rext. when the harvard football
I'm Will get under way and with less
.s, two weeks work before the first
-rs OF the schedule. more than 100
.,yers are expected to report on Sol
r.,s Held. Coach Haughton and Capt.
Ia Nnhan will be in charge OF the pre-
,-,rs-y drill and there will be two SEES
IAN. a day right up to the opening OF
,,lsse a day or two before the Colby
,.us ehich will be played in the sta
! sium on September rs.
Haugh,on has a hard year ahead and
Will nave to develop almost an entirely
-, ,dpyen. Of the regulars who started
~ yate game last fall Capt. Mahan and
,ao .,hers. Wallace. the centre, and Par
.n A tackle. are the only ones remain
M, There are substitutes aplenty. how
,,sr. and the squad will be strengthened
by several players whose quality Is well
,novn, but who were unable to play last
MI terause Of their low standing In col
~e work
Bpdlee. Brickley, Logan and Francke /;
bo,l, the ends, Hardwick and Coolidge /:
Irlmtul, the l4EUl AdNhlt WIN ltu the
,.m against Yale last fall. and both the
Card., Penuock. the three year all
American man, and Weston. There are
sre good llnemen in sight for this
r.rs tsam-that Is. middle linemen-
bu, end rushers are scarce, and the
backicld will nave to be built all over
.gain and without the presence OF any
gch drop kicker as was Brickley.
The practice last spring did not bring
on: very much promising football timber
and there was no preliminary drill late
hi. SIMMER. Therefore a beginning will
have IL be made this fall and the team
almost entirely rebuilt.
Harvrrd's main fortune this fall seems
to ie IN the return TO the eligible list OF
Gilman, tackle two years ago and one OF
the nest promising linemen that ever
has Illyed at Cambridge OF Cowen. who
would have been one Of the regular
susrus last season had he o been in
EFcIities with the college office. and of
Lyman. an end rush and about the best
all around player on the freshmen two
seasons ago. All three OF these are
H1dghtCn types.
There are three substitute ends COM
Ing back. Weatherheld, Soucy and l..
Coolidge. all OF whom played against
Yale for a time last fall. Il. Curtis Ia
substitute tackle all season and was in
every game, n Bigelow. playing at
centre and tackle. also faced all OF the
CrmsOIs opponents. With Mahan in
me Oackfeid are Mckinlock. who has
beea on the varsity squad two years, and
klng. woo showed M we'll late last sea-
son, wh!.e the first choice for quarter at
he star: i Watson. who ran the team
a. N.u GIaXnp IN l1tl aft.r Noa, ua.
injured
Parson was a high grade tackle last
yeir. while Wallace was strong in the
middle NJ the line. These with the add
tLosal material should be the basis OF
a. excellent line from tackle to tackle.
lyfaau Is a known quantity for end.
thl- from the freshmen Moseley Taylor
rated as varsity timber and may be
ttyelopei 20 play end. This is one OF
IT, early season plans OF the coaches.
and II ii comes through Harvard will
tVS a considerably heavier forward
Ese from wing to wing than for years.
There are four men besides Lyman
from the 1913 freshman team who were
No. eies BILE last year but are counted
on 20 help out this fall. They are Boles,
a sT,rrdll quarterback and a man con-
sderaoly heavier than Watson Gamer,
ihe tennis player, a tackle Harte. "a
very heavy and active end rush. and
Duncan. q middle lineman. All are OF
sooi size and build and rated as varsity
ieam.iiuher.
In addition to Taylor from the 1914
freshman team the varsity will draw
d lg haokheld man in Enright. the
best player on the eleven last fall and
who was @ great sta al Exeter. Hor-
Nnau q atA.tkA. Ana,s,a tngt No.. "a.
freshmen, Who also SEND up Robinson.
h;ed a. q first class punter and drop
kicker, Burr. Snow and Wiggin are
additional line candidates from the
freshmen Of a wear ago. Wiggin par
~rgu.ar.y being regarded as likely to
D. varsity material from the start.
With 80 many newcomers. however.
" probably win he late in the season
ef9re tHe makeup OF the varsity IL
Known even TO the coaches. The season
VIII be one Toy very gradual develop
meat and nusG individual coaching. The
tHaS are almost sure to be inexperienced.
VII De almost impossible for Harvard
10 develop ,uch a wonderful attack as
n past wears with ,Hardwick. Bradlee.
Mahdt and Brickley, but the forward
me eventually should be up to the
HalEh'oD standard.
TIE head coach Is starting his eighth
year al Cambridge. In his seven sea-
s'Ns De mas won four times. has been
~ twice and has lost to Yale only
'h e--Aa'.0g had even greater success
az INST Princeton. This fall though he
va nave - ~rroTganiZe his coaching
san Leary and Fisher, who have done
SO nucn for the rush line in past
gra,' say they cannot coach again.