New Britain herald., 1920-01-29
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COLLEGES ELECT
 FOOTBALL LEADERS
Five Captains Of 1919 EleyeDS
 Reelected for Next Year

That the 1920 football season Will be one of tn" greatest in history in every respect is indicated by the final returns ot the elections of the vari- ous captains of eastern college eleN ems. Five leaders of last years teams have been reelected. q very unusual and significant occurrence. Tim Cal iahan uf Yale: Edward Even of the Navy: Benny EoyntOn of Williams; "Bo" McAIillan of Center and "Pard" Larkin of SWarthmore. make up the noted quintet.
 Their performances on their re- SpectiNc elcNcns. together with their ability as leaders, stood out so promi- ncntl% that their team mates una nj mouslN selected them to pilot the team next season. Thrce of the i've Callahan, BoNnton and McMilan-- were picked by the majority of cX- pcrts on tho All-.\mcrican eleven of l9l9 EWcn was mentioned by seN- cral writers while Lorkin received personal mention from sporting writ CTS of New York. Philadelphia and other cities.
 Callahan's election was important in another respect, in that he was SivCn authority to change the football council at the New Haven university: also becau5c he is said 10 be largely responsible for the return to Yale of Tad Jones aS head coach.
 Brothers to C'lasi
 Another bis feature of the elections is that brothers will be the opposing captains in two of the best attruc- l tionS next fall. The pairs arc the Callahans and Hobertsous Tim Cal lahan against Mike Callahan. both centcrs added interest to the Vale Princeton clash last season How ever. the luSter Of the play Of these, two against each other is sure to shine briS than ever next November be cause of the fact that both will be leaders this time.
 Jim Robertson, the efficient half back of Dartmouth. has been selected 10 lead the big Green team for 1920 Harry Robertson. his brother the bril- liant center of the Syracuse eleven, 1 will captain the Orange next Scuson | Dartmouth and SArarlrsc have rcnew- cd relations on the "ridirou. and when this struggle takes place in tho fall the ltob"rtsonS arc expected tu ho pretty much the whole show.
 An analysis of the appended list shows that most of the captains I chosen were halfbacks last year. or more than tMoscorc pilots. ten played at haHback. six performed in the fullback position. six held down the wings, smother half dozen did their playing as piVots. six more starred in the role of tackles and q fifth half dozen were quartcrbaCks Only two guards were elected.
 In the clustc" nr car pta1n-elerts there arc at least dozen outstand- ing stars, players who received men ton from prominent sporting writ CTS for the all-star eleven and some who were virtually unanimously picked. They arc McMillan of Cen ter: Tim Callahan of NaIc: Mike Cal lahan of Princeton; Jim Robertson of Dartmouth; Harry Robertson of S&ra- cuse; BoNnton Of Williams: Ewcn of the Navy; Laird Of Colgate: Hopper Of Penn: Stein Of pittsburgh: Hess of Penn State: and Garbisch of Washington and Jefferson.
 From Sub to Captain.
 The election of Arnold IIorwcen. of Harvard, is one of the bright spots Of the selections and offers an ; inspiring example to all youngsters. At the beginning Of tho season Ar mold Horwccn was used mostly as substitute. It wasn't until the latter part Of the fall that he was in for more than half the contest. and his | first real full game was that against , Oregon on the coast. His wonderful work in the intersectionaI battle practically assured him the captaincN. { Beginning aS d substitute center he wound up the season. as star full ! back aud captain.
 The list 0" football captains for : 1920 follows:
 . Amherst. Glenn T: Card. fullback.
 Annapolis. Edward F:wen. end.
 Boston college, Louis T. Urban. end. Bowdoin. Harold DudSeon. guard. Brown. Elmer Armstrong. fullba elk. Rurknell. Joseph l<ostos. haIfback
 Carnegie Tech. Harold r. Guddcn, end.
 Center college t2o McAfilIan. ltlar- 1crhacI>.
 Colgate. James r. Laird. halfl:lch.
 Columbta. John kienninser. center. Cornell, John D. Schuler. futlh;ck.
 narlmouth. Jim Robertson. half back.
 rpnil,on. Wallace Campbell. r,;ar- r"ih4'k
 Harvard. Arnold rlorwcon. ruI)-
 'lavcrrord Archibald McInlo~t hatthack.
 Holy Cross. ". ,'. Conway. tackle
 Lchish. Art II%rrincton. quarter ;)a cl.
 NcN Io"> .N2ci"::. r.! Ni"H"ls 1alflooc elk.
 New ror< university, John wein- hrilncr. haIrf;.rN.
 Norwich. Daniel D. St.cto. ~nd
 Pennsylvania. Bud Hopper. end.
 Penn SttsH, Harold Hess. fulll'ack
 Pittsburgh. EICrbcrt Stcln. center.
 Princeton. II. \. tMikc| t;itallan