The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-06

The elections of 1920 football. cap- tains have been held in nearly all the Eastern colleges, and the results show that no less than five leaders have been reelected. All the institutions are making preparations for a bigger gridiron season than was enjoyed last fall. The quintet of leaders to be reelected were Tim Callahan of Yale, Edward Ewen of Navy, Benny Boynton of Williams, Robert Me Milan Of Center and Pard Larkin of Swarthmore. The names of Calla- han, Boynton and McMi1lan appear ed on several all American selections at the close of last season. Inciden- tally, the five were unanimously sei- ected to lead their respective teams next season.
 One of the interesting features of the 1920 gridiron campaign will be that brothers will be the opposing captains in two of the important clashes. The pairs are the Callahans and the Robertsons. Tim Callahan playing against his brother Mike add ed great interest to the Yale-Prince ton struggle, and next fall with both leading their respective aggrega- tions the interest will be widespread.
 Dartmouth has elected Jim Rob ertson, the capable ha1fback, to lead the Big Green team on the gridiro next season, and his brother Harry will be at the head of the Syracuse eleven. The two colleges are slated to renew relations next season, and when they clash the two brothers will be in the limelight Last season the Robertsons gained considerable fame by their activities on the grid iron.
 The expected election of Arnold Horween of Harvard is one of the bright spots on the list of selections. It offers an inspiring example to all young football players. During the early part of last season, Arnold was nothing more than a substitute at Cambridge. Although he never took part in a complete contest he never lost heart When he did get a chance to break into a battle he made the most of each opportunity and dis played so much skill he soon climb ed up the ladder. His first real test came in the Harvard Oregon con- test played at Pasadena, Cal, on New Years Day in the Tournament of Roses.
 The Harvard aggregation scored a brilliant victory over the Western
  portant part in the success of the Eastern team. His brilliant perform ance practically assured him of the 1920 captaincy. Horween started the 1919 campaign as a substitute and ended the season g. star ha1fback.
 A majority of the captains of next seasons elevens played halfback last fall and only two 1920 guards were elected. The pair of guards who will lead their respective teams next sea- son are Harold Dudegon, of Bowdoin and Edgar Garbisch of Washington and Jefferson.
 The following Is the list of 1920 captains, the eleven each will lead next fall and position played last season:
 College. Name. Position
 Amherst, Glen T. Card, fullback
 Annapolis, Edward Ewen, end.
 Boston College, Louis J. Urban end.
 Bowdoin, Harold Dudegon, guard. Brown, Elmer Armstrong, full back.
 Bucknel1, Joseph Kostos, haEfback Carnegie Tech. harold c. Golden end
 Center College, Bo McMil1an, quar- terback.
 Colgate, James T. Laird, ha1fback Columbia, John El1ennfnger, cen ter.
 Cornell. John D. shu1er, fuI1back. Dartmouth. Jim Robertson, half back.
 Hamilton, Wallace Campbell quarterback.
 Harvard. Arnold Horween. full back.
 Haverford, Archibald Mc1ntoch halfback.
 Holy Cross, W. C. Conway, tackle. Lehigh, Arthur Harrington, quar. terback-
 N. Y. Aggies, H. Nichols, halfback ] N. Y. Univ, John Weinheimer halfback
 Norwich, Daniel D. Steele, end Pennsylvania, Bud Hopper, end. Penn. State, Harold Hess, ful1back Pittsburgh, Herbert Stein, center, Rochester, Donald H. Harris full. back.
 Rutgers, T. Gardner, fullback. Stevens Tech. Douglas GoodaIe l halfback.
 Swarthmore, P. T. Larkin, tackle. Syracuse, Harry J. Robertson l centre.
 Trinity, John Johnson, tackle. 1 Tufts, Owen Keefe, quarterback. 1 Union, Robert Gregory, tackle. l Ursinus, Hewson Michie, end.