The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-22
YALE INELIGIBLES WILL BE STARS ON
 BLUE 1916 ELEVEN

New Haven, March 22-More ine1i-
 gible players will be available for the 1 Yale eleven next fall than have ever
 been converted into the eligible class
 at one time in Yale football history. Included in this list are James Mad
 ison Braden, former Washington
 Jefferson star; John Timothy Calla-
 ham, formerly of West Point; Harry
 LeGore, Alfred Lincoln Rosener, Reg ina1d Hutchinson/and Walter Thomas l McGrath.
 Two of these men, Braden and Cal 1 lahan, were ranked as close to All American performers before they came to Yale. Braden, especially dis played brilliant quality as right end of the famous Washington-Jeffe team which, three seasons ago, were undefeated, and which accumulated
 more points during the season than
 any American college team.
 Only two rivals scored upon it.
 Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania. and it
 played Yale @ ScoreleSS battle. Un-
 der the coaching of Bob Fo1weI1. who
 has just been given the appointm ent
 of University of Pennsylvania. coach, it ranked abreast any rival college
 team of the season. Capt. Goodwin
 has referred to Braden, his right end, as one of the most valuable players
 of the team.
 Like the other ineligibles, Braden
 played end at Yale last fall and has two seasons of football left in an Eli uniform. Braden referred to Fol- well as the greatest football coach in America He regards F'o1weIl's for ward passes and the defense which Folwe11 has developed for them as the most highly perfected football strategy of the modern game.
 Aside from being wonderful coach said Braden, "FoIweH was one of the greatest football conditioners l., TJeN ,1-o1xy -11e his regulars in scrimmage practice between games. When he did, it was an. indication that the player had shown up poorly in the game the pre- viouS Saturday. As a result, the play CTS were on tiptoe and were full of fight for every successive game. We had plenty of signal and light dummy practice but no scrimmagfng, unless we had fallen off in our form Per sona11y, do not believe in the quan- tity of scrimmaging through which recent Yale eIevens have been driv- en-''
 Yale received an, invaluable foot ball player from West Point when John Callahan shifted to the New Haven university a year ago. He was one of the fastest ends at West Point during the season of 1914.f Before that he had played two seasons at Andover and had been elected captain of the Andover team when he resign ed, intending to enter the Army, but changing his mind after a few months at West Point. Callahan played cen ter for the freshman team at Yale last fall but was ineligible for the varsity, because of the one years resident rule. His home is in Law renee, Mass. Callahan weighs 180 lbs, and is very fast.
 Alfred Rosener of New York City was termed by Coach John Kf1pat- rick an end rush of AI-American form when he saw Rosener perform on the Yale ineligibles one afternoon when they defeated the Eli regulars Rosener was one of the regular, ends of the Yale freshmen eleven in 1914. 1 He weighs about 165 lbs and is a. l sprinter as well as "a, football end Two of the most valuable mem bers of thee hampton WhirIwind Ex- eter eleven of three years ago, Wal ter Thomas McGrath and Hutchinson were limited to ineligible activity at Yale last fall, after contributing bril- liant performances to the Eli fresh man team in 1914, McGrath as guard { and Hutchinson as plunging fuIlback ] Both have regained their eligi biIity , and will be on the Eli team next fall in their favorite positions.
 McGrath is one of the strongest de- fensive guards in the country, both at Exeter and on the Yale Freshman, helped to lock up the rush line like an iron door. His home is in Spring field.
 To this list of ine1igib1es must be added the two stalwarts, Harry Le- Gore and Dick Kent. The martyr dom of LeGore has been given as much printers ink as the European war but there are dissenting votes | to the opinion that he will eligible for the Yale eleven next fall. Kent who as guard at Stevens Institute, was of Ij type, was ineligible most |. fo eix 3 good account of himself, through i, poor handling, when he was rein . stated. Kent will be found at guard and LeGore at halfback next fall. A. P. Kelly, a, former Exeter end, who vas ineligible last year, is expected o be a sure candidate for the Yale cam I'