New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-28
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~ by Gla17zzat7d Rice
The Old Guard


Baseball managerial notable leader,
McGraw has been for fifteen Connie Mack b.
Clark Griffith began leading the Whit a.
before the Yankees Stsings
1894 while the m,
Phles Fred Clarke dropped a.
after serving fifteen and there others who have led their TROOP
through campaigns
In this respect nothing football The lure M
for the coach the lure of the former for the manage
match baseball for when comes to length
ths head Of the line.
Footballs Veterans
For they longer in the r
do in East
There is Hurry-up head coach ss
ago. Western evns before he descended m
but after reaching Ann ArDOr ne decided
anchor call it home under the Maize and Blue
Michigan without football team But
of Michigan with YOst detached
yos az much part of Michigan the
buildings belongs Five ago he was offered twice
salary university He refused to consider
proposition ~ ,., ,, ,. l.,
III. should lose both legs " merely unshfs
ffteen years
Two Others
Yo is only the West There Mon.o Ssn
Williams Minnesota Both Sas and Williams ' l
msn-rather,
Today stagg and Chicago ar. practically til.
way Tho $ of Williams and Minnesota
Chicago longer than fost has been At aeh
Tn. left nearly thirty ago. and he hi" s
at Chicago greater part Of twenty years
Williams has almost long All three have r
upon an average and for good part of this time they
rivals Of extraordinary intensity.
In the Old Days
From 1901 through Stage and Williams representing Mr
Chicago and that have been approached
the Westn nor surpassed in the East
Yos through this period greatest and Until
aeo beat finally stopped the Wolverine charge Yn
those days Heson Snow Michigan kedd "eeS H
mOnd Sweeey while Stage and Williams developed fine teams the
able until that last year to check the march the Nan
and Blue. O,,, - =. ,
IN. Maroon team finally decided that the rivalry had passed
| mint the big battle abandoned
II has been eleven years Michigan met Chicago and will
great day football when the two meet again
In the East
In III. East Walter Camp sOlOn, the dean Of coaches bat
Cmp knows more for football than any other MAJ
connected with the game - /, a.. ..u. c..,
H. ~ IN football for over thirty until he dropped fr
active participation councils Yale almost unbeatable o'mp'
to Camp YO Stage and Williams Coach HauShn Oh hSr'0
young at the game .uo :. o,rv h.os, instr.
ton at where the last four years " MS
been something first four years Yost had at michigan
Other Veterans
rrWarper now at Pittsburgh is the Eastern 'snA
his fame Cornell, switched 10 OAise ~ ~
reservation Pittsburgh last year. , .r -, ~
He also has been the successful eoache l00 "
Al sbo b,, served only years. comparatively at Cornell vA
he has taken his place leaders But Sharpe could n'
labelled veteran
Many Changes
OF late years and Princeton have drawn many change
one head coach Princeton tried out various REGIMES
The same situation has helped The Red and Blue
has given Harvard ou IN o
nv ~ Looks 70 have the right after years drlA
Down South the veteran W. Heman at Georgia Leon -
Pennsylvania early 9Os has been coaehng LOT h been
and in this remarkable teams DA h, bees
Vanderbilt twelve years. Donahue ex-Yae
ct Auburn almost as long
. .hr .b can attend to and follow other p
ons with only hand most OF those W."
have followed the This feeling @ g.. sn
- Ia rads who come each fall ior M Il.
not only to help old institution but to get back w
again.