The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-28
Camp Gives Suggestions
What Stars to FOLiOIU
In Big Football Games

ters. and Callahan. tho great dofcn-
sive centre.
Persons following the Princeton
eleven watch the work OF Lourie, the
quarterback; Hank Clarity, the
plunging fullback, and heck, the star
tackle.
When Harvard plays. attention Is
centred first on Horwecu, the Cap
tain. then on the tackles Sedgcwlck
and the giant Tolbcrt, and on tho
promising Churchill, who Is filing a
backield post
Weaver at centre. McMillin at quar-
ter and Roberts In the backneld for
Centre College OF Kentucky Will all
come under the focus OF critical eyes.
Wherever Penn state plays tho
scouts watch Killinger, tho new
promising quarterback, and Charlie
Way and when Penn plays Il ~ Hop
per, the Captain and end, and BtrauA
and Whitehall IN the bactield who
are the subjects OF the scouts men
tai reservations.
Out In the Middle West, WiHconHin
has Weston, the end, and Bunge, tho
centre. Iowa possesses a great tackle
ia slater and "a remarkable back In
Aubrey Davine. Minnesota has ma
terial for scout scrutiny" In Oss, the
star halfback, as well as It's quarter
. back Captain, Arnston. In Chicago,
/ StaEE'H quarter. TRtge, and Cole arc
| the ones looked over, while those who
see North western play are studying
( the work OF Penfeld. the left guard.
| So far ns Illinois Is concerned the
most interest vs. taken In the attempt
| 10 replace last years star tucklea DS
| moving Anderson into the line from
] o L.. ~ -. 81.
cr's running and lucKng, which last
year ala so much In putting Illinois
I on top, are both being noted When
! Ohio state plays all eycH are centred
! IN Sunchcomb, the quarterback, and
/ when Michigan goes on the gidiron
| the crowds are watching Steketce'a
| kicking and the running OF Cohen.
| Walter EckoWnl, IN, old All Amer
| lean quarterback. OF the University OF
Ithicago, never told trucr story
than when he commented upon the
weakness OF kickCrs to-day not Tor
Idistancc but for what might be called
''pliaDihty" lie called To- mind such
Iren as Hare. the Indiana quarter IN
1905. Pat Pugc OF Chicago Opea oi
/ WISCONSIN ana Swceley OF Michigan
And ne is right our ltlckcrH to-du,
Htnnd In "a position 20 receive tho
HAL and then with an almost stra. ght
drive send n down the, field. Hut
'hose men, and N we 80 back stil
farther man Ike Shep Homan'
Iuf Princeton. and many others, werI
What we called "side- wneelera;" thaI
lIs, instead ~ swinging the lcf
straight out, turned almost sldewis
tu the line OF dlrcC lion All these
linen could therefore kick on the ful
run, n necessary
Several ~ them wore woat on re-
cclving tge hickon TO start down IN,
Geld. drtw tho tacklcrs toward th'
dc ami then swing q long ono cloR'
down the hcl1 Tod Coy, although
the art OF kicking on the run hpt
been nearly forgotten by this time
could do II, nnd did once In a ives
Point game. when he was nut IN aftc
an operation and odd that he mus
D DO nothing bat kick Owing 10 tn
' fact, however, that he got poor pas
from the centre. ne was Obliged 4
"a tart on a run, Thon no realized tina
, he must not be- tackled and swung oi
, to the ball ana drove n nearly z
: yards. Perhaps someoue will ye
bring hack this policy.
, ! .OoWHg4t 1870 M IN Consolidated Pm
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