New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-01

al Iiiley, no"
g.slov. 49,. ,o-so,rs,
-, Val. coaching staff came as q
:, n the decision Of Captain Aieek
10, Things have seen going badly
-. soo.bau for some time, and
....dins game showed the var
az ~ ~ ecker thar in the game pre-
~ nsfsats by Virginia, W g D.
W. r,.,.s came in quick succession
~ y0'. condition never existed IN
su'f shsu before Yesterdays de
i ,'t "a The climax. although captain
M a., had really made up ME mina
s, ~. ,ss game 10 part company WIN
r','s " - toid the former head coach
HH' ,,,, the game he Informed the
,,,.h,1 squad Of the fact
Hope Replaces Gloom
a., cs,,ain wilson's decision the
WV .s ~ Yale football has changed
A'..o o.s; are not known TO the
F,!,ls.~-.Suste. generally, II is known
N'. 80 bss been an important
~ ~ - every one is hopeful, where
- i.ssy svsry one was what was be
49,; - he resigned 20 the inevitable
l.i',,. which Harvard and princeton
'1 ~, avs ons i. praying for a football
n .r,b as Ysle had in 1910, when
n s,s rsturred 70 pull a defeated
W. w.. ,,,n AZ the rocks. He did it that
~. a. successfully that, after \
r'.,r,bl. early season showing, tne
sia. steven defeated Princeton oy d
s .,.,. KS 70 8, and played the strong
-, Hazard team in years 20 q score
~, =, No time will be lost in put
,',s y, rev coaching system into OBJ
.,,rs- Tom Shevlin will reach ne"
No., an Tuesday from Minneapolis
,.Yr5ias 20 Geographic advice while
~. assistant coaches listed above VIII
!. bsr. 10 help with the practice TO-
Nos, Of the new Yale coaches were
Ia, men. although there IS nan p
mex and a quarterback among the .o''
low Sheylin. the new head coach, was
Ar sll.Ameries end for four years. ne
,,syed next 70 Hogan. who also had ths
ssijnc,on OF being a member OF the
-ytbiesl sll-Ameriea team Of his Gay.
Ssylin was graduated IN 1905, and mas
ven in the lumber business IN MIME
i,olis since.
Johnny Fitzpatrick was an all-America
ed who was graduated from Yale IN
sll He has been in New Haven for
w days coaching the ends and helping
Frank Hinkey to build up a team IN
r.ry way he could. Il was due 10
lin that Wiedemsn, who had been
yiying or the third team until a week
40, was sent to the varsity, where ne
made an exceptionally good showing
yesterday against Colgate. "Pinkle
Dunbar, one o. the line coaches under
Hnksy, said to-day Of his playing:
"Wisdsmsn played a game yesterday
o. which Bomeisler would not have
been 9, all ashamed
Ted Liley, 10 S, was a tackle OF
exceptional ability. Howard Jones
who va, graduated from Yale in l90o'
vas a. end. and returned later 10 take
ttsrse o! Yale football as head coach.
His success was not phenomenal, how
ever, and he left at the close Of the
lsls season. Johnny Field. II, was a
a!ssek on Fred Days team, and in
lil was head coach at Yale. He has
l'sr o. the gridiron this fall often, at
7: invitation Of Frank Hinkey.
Guy Hutchinson, '05, was quarterback
: The next 70 the last team on which
ssylin played. Hutchinson was a
flliiht player, and knows quarterback
afiies and generalship as well as any
s'n who has played at Yale in recent
ssfs' He is expected TO help Yale out
! regard 70 the quarterback problem.
assi1s bigelow, '08, was a tackle when
sss, IA college and & captain of first
ne ability.
Expert IN i ne Work.
sevlin know n e about the line
'a be does about the backheld, al
Sesgh be is veil versed In all de
nasents Of tn cam. He is a close
ssie Of Jack O. p. -. fullbsck in 1904,
aew a resi'e.t Of New Haven.
Iey Was hes zach Of Shevlin's
nagonship tea.n in 1905 and a
.ssra at back.'eld work. II is not
..ts'y that he -ill have considerable
: % With the Yale team when Sheviin
~;'nts keso coach.
i,sai Hinkey was appointed head
~. " the Yale eleven in December.
- sueeeeding : ward Jones. This
ssuea marked he beginning Of a
~ systsm az New Haven. for Jones
~ ne trst sslsried football coach at
E hinkey was graduated in 1895.
payed end rush, and was regarded
:. s ,. Of the best ends that ever wore
=, ~ siae. rivalling even such later day
a. shevlin, fitzpatrick and Be-
SEE Early in the season before
:. sppeintn"nt -e assisted in the
ling a. Yale Field. and when Jones
saec he assumed charge on the
~. = Recommendation Of Bud" Tai
n; we captain that year.
Shkey was an advocate Of the open
~ o play and instituted the lateral
- seieh was q feature of Yale's
~. ~ Asi season. One Of his sxioms
-. nat the best defence was the
-wylrsst kind Of al offence.
-" year has been a stormy one for