New-York tribune., 1920-09-12

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strong record to shoot at. While Dobie
was in charge the Navy won both of
ITS games from the Army-and any time
college defeats its chief rival in foot
Dali the season is success,
However, Folwell will have a good
chance to repeat He has a fine look
ing squad with several veterans in it..
Captain Even will be back at end;
King, the tackle who kicked both field
goals against the West Pointers last
year, viii! be back, as will Moore, the
other tackle. Lowe and Parr will prob
ably take care of the wing positions
and Larson, mighty strong center,
viii again be available. Quite strong
line this.
And the backfield, Koehler, Cruise
and Waters, is sweet one, to say the
least, even though Clark, tha chunky
fullback, has left Afford, q Flushing,
L. l.. boy. who was injured late last
season. will fill at Clark's post.
Columbian to Get Chance
Up, at the Army they are making
grand and elaborate preparations to
avenge last years beating at the hands
Of the Navy. Charlie DAILY, with his
co"n1 OF assistants, has made the
re. d-up, including several prep
Sch 81 and former college stars and
some veterans. Wilhide, strong
running back, will captain the team
and on the line Greene and a couple
Of lesser lights will be seen, including
Mulligan, big fellow who shone on
the Columbia freshman team last
year.
Heisman, who has come UP from
Georgia Tech to handle the University
OF Pennsylvania team, has what might
be called dubious outlook. Bud
Hopper, captain and end; Thomas, a
Nneman, and Harvey and Joe Straus
are his only veterans. But they are
good ones, and ofttimes lack of stars
is a benefit rather than a detriment
to team: Billy Graves, Rex Wray,
Ward, Mcnamara and Whtehill are
new men on the varsity squad who
are showing up we'll and who give
promise of making regular positions.
Up ct Dartmouth, where Cutie"
Speers is again in charge, they have a
strong array of talent limbering up.
Captain Jim Robertson, hard-plunging
back and brother of Captain Jim, Of
Syracuse, is working out with Streng,
Shelburne, Dorney, Worth, Jordan and
Carelton, an all-star group. Jordan,
who IS heady, swift back, will prob
ably be shifted to quarterback to sue
ceed Jack Cannell. "Swede" Young
Speers with the coaching.
Colgate's prospects also are none too
bright. In the first place, Larry Bank
hart, one of the greatest coaches in the
country, may not return. Ellery Hunt
lngton is handling the team, which in
cludes only three veterans-Laird, the
captain; Webster and one other. But
1t is a certainty Colgate will not find
men to replace such stars as Gillo, An
derson and West in one season.
Blue and White Fortified
Columbia, with "Buck" O'Neill in
charge, can be counted on to make good
this fall, and all it's followers are
watching the coming season with anx-
lous eyes, for upon it's success this year
will Columbia's future in football be
determined. With an array of vets and
O'Neill to coach them, we would say
there is nothing much to worry about
Tom Kenndy has sounded his call at
Lehigh, and it has been answered by
several veterans and some new stars.
Wilson and Larkin, a great pair of
ends; Good, Mccarthy, Maguinnes,
Goldman, Savaria, Captain Harrington,
Coleman, Douglas and Cusick, exper@
enced lnemen and backs, have re-
ported, and the outlook there is very
encouraging.
So it is at Lafayette, rival of Lehigh,
where Sutherland and Seidle, former
Pittsburgh stars, are in charge. They
turned out fast, fighting team last
year that made good, and with most of
the 1919 players back they can be
counted on to repeat.
We must not forget that when the
season starts Pittsburgh will be
around as usual with we'll drilled
aggregation, for Glenn Warner, the
man who made the Carlisle Indians
famous, is always sure to produce the
goods.
Dobie's efforts to put Cornell back on
the football map will be watched with
considerable interest by all grdiron
followers. Dobie has Pendleton and
Knauss, guards; Dodge, tackle Gun
neen and Munns and Lechler and
Carey, backs, as experienced members.
If Dobie has any kind of material Cor
nell will be heard from.
Brown. West Virginia, New York
University, Williams, Wesleyan, Am
herst, Holy Cross, Boston and Rutgers
will all get under way this week for the
grand melee, which will start officially
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