The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-18
Many Changes Tn Lineups
 Of Big Three Next Year
Yale Loses Many Members of Football Team By Observation-Disclosures to Have Big Hole in Line to Fill and Princeton is the Same.

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 1S.-When the whistle blows opening next years football season. it will find Prince tons squad nearly intact, a big hole in the centre of the Harvard varsity Hne and the Yale forces completely changed. This is shown in a survey of the material for the Big Three for next year.
 In the centre of the Harvard var sity line those scheduled to wind up sheir undergraduate careers are bert, guards, and Sedgwick, tackle. These four inesmen together with Captain Horween and Dick Hum phrey are the men whose services will be greatly missed.
 Harvard'S String.
 Those who are expected to be out for the Crimson squad next season follow:
 Ends-Kane, Crocker, Gaston, var sity; Macomber, Clark, Seldon, var sity substitutes; Morehead, Miller, Gratwick, second team; Pantaleoni. Larrabee, freshman team, from Mil ton and Middlesex respectively. Tackles-Hubbard,' varsity; Cooper, Eastman, Lockwood, varsity substi- tutes; c. Hubbard, Holder, freshman l team, from Milton and St. Marks re- spectively.
 Guards-Brown, Brocl1er, varsity substitutes; Anthony. of Tufts; Tomp kins, of Boston College; Rubin, sec oHd team; Grew, Donovan, Gates, freshman team from Groton, Boston Latin and Milton, respectively. Centres-Tierney. Kunhardt, war Bradford, Herman, freshman team. Quarterbacks Buell.. Fitzgerald, Jol0n' aga nseonf rsale Churchill. Owen, varsity; Chapin, GratwicS, Bouillard, varsity substi- | tutes; Kennedy, second team; Pfaff- man, Grerke, Carnegie, Gordon, fresh fno frnT r19o tU l School and Gloucester, respectively. Princeton's Prospects Next fall, if everything goes per expectation the Princeton team, be- resented by the following, out to make the varsity squad. 1 Ends Shnson, varsity; Croft Grey. eassy. Jones' ,varsfty subs; snixsly, i've y, and St. PauFs School.
 Tackles Hooper, Rutan, varsity (the last named was a reg ular until injured); McNamara, var Owsley, Navy; Millady, Monson, | freshman team.
 Guards McManmon, Dickinson varsity; Towers, varsity substitute; l Baker, Moran, 1919 varsity; Pachal Barclay, freshman team and Hill l School.
 Centres 1928 team and Exeter; Griffin. Pennsylvania fresh l 1Ildn.
 l. a1-terbacksLourie, Murrey, war | sIty; German, varsity substitute. | Halfbacks and uIlbacks-Garr1ty Gi1roy, Wittmer, varsity; Cleaves varsity substitute; Hendrion, Pitts, | burgh; Griffin. Pennsylvania fresh man; Smith, Emery, freshman team and Andover and Mercersburg teams respectively.
 l YaIe's Changes.
 Yale University's hope lies in the unbeaten freshman eleven. Of all the members of the so-cal1ed Big Three Yale suffers greatest through the coming graduation, for in the lis who will draw diplomas are Calla' han, Acosta, Dickens, Walker, Gal, v1n, Dilworth, Shevlin. Kempton Murphy. Kelley, Campbell, French and Neville, ali of whom were reg, ular or semi-regular varsity mer during the recent season. The lead ing members of the array Yale coaches will have to work with neN fall are:
 Ends - Bean, Cutler, varsity Eagon, Herman, Dutton, varsity sub stitutes; Pullman, Lincoln, freshman team, respectively from Worcester