The sun., 1919-08-18
SPEARS AGAIN WILL
COACH DARTMOUTH
Hawley and Llewellyn Also
Graduates From the West,
Named Football Aids.

Clarence w. Spears has been reap
pointed head football coach at Dart
mouth. and Jess Hawley and F. A.
Llewellyn. like Spears graduates who
earned fame on the gridiron for the
Green, have been named his assistants.
This announcement was made last night
for the Dartmouth Athletic Council by
Joseph w. Cannon. its president. Lew
ellyn was an aviator In France and got
the Croix de Guerre and the Distin-
guished Service Cross He served as
flight commander over the lines.
Hawley will cooperate with Spears In
an advisory capacity. spending the
major part Of the season at Hanover,
and Llewellyn will act as assistant
coach. Hawley 10 established In busi-
ness in Chicago, but has been persuaded
to make a sacrifice to give his alma
mater the benefit OF his exceptional
coaching ability.
AS Hawley, Spears and Llewellyn are
all residents OF Illinois and originally
from the West. where they began their
football careers, Dartmouth may be said
to have an all Western coaching stan
and its work will be watched with PEI
culiar interest, not only by Dartmouth
alumni but by all football adherents.
Hawley was graduated In 1908 and
played as halfback in the seasons of
1907 and 1908. In 1907 he was one of
the factors in the game in which Har-
ward was defeated. 20 to o. Other MEM
bers of the famous Dartmouth back
field at that time were Ingersoll, Stuart,
Marks. Larry Bankhart and Johnny
Glaze. The brilliant work of Hawley
will aforementioned in 1908 in the game
In which Dartmouth defeated Princeton
at the Polo Grounds The backs at that
To- ~ 10 rIra
directed by "Spuddy" Pishon. who was
killed last year while an aviator in
France. After graduation Hawley
coached at Andover. and later was for
five years head coach at the University
Of Iowa, where he was very successful.
Spears n Star Guard.
Spears was graduated in 1917. His
position was guard, which he played
with conspicuous success in 1914 and
1915, but was barred during his senior
year because of one year at Knox Col
lege before entering Dartmouth. In 1914
Dartmouth secured $50 points to op-
ponents' 25. Princeton getting 16 against
IL for the Hanoverians. Tufts was de-
feated 6S to o the week after they had
defeated Harvard; Penn was beaten IL
to 0, and Syracuse 20 to y.
During his senior year in college Spears
coached the freshman team, which easily
won all its games, defeating Andover,
Exeter and Worcester Academy, and was
not scored on except for n field goal by
Andoyer. Spears coached the varsity
eleven in 1917 and in 1918 volunteered rs
coach of the s. A. T. c. team at Dart
mouth.
Llewellyn was graduated IN 1914 and
played on the Dartmouth varsity team
as quarterback during the seasons OF
1911, 1912 and 1918. He played in
the historic game with Princeton In
1911. when Dartmouth lost by a score
of to o, when the ball bounded over
the bar. Dartmouth won all the eight
preliminary games during that season
and Harvard barely won in the final
game by the close score of to 3.
In his second year on the varsity, 1919,
Llewellyn played on the Dartmouth
eleven which defeated AmNfst, 90 to
o. and Cornell, "a to 0.
Llewellyn Was Aviator.
In 1918 Llewellyn carried over the
ball in the Princeton game, which Dart
mouth won, to 0. and he also figured
In Dartmouths victory over Penn that
year. In all the games during Level
lyn's period, feature was his forward
passes to Hogsett and Louden, tho
Dartmouth ends.
All three OF the Dartmouth coaches
were mentioned as all America players
when in college, and a place on the
mythical eleven was unanimously given
to Spears.