New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Five Football
Leaders Named
Second Tin1e'
lale- Navy. Centre. Swarth-
more and Williams Honor
Pilots of 1919 Elcvens

That the 1920 football season WI
be one OF the greatest III history in
every respect is Indicated by the final
returns of the elections OF the various
captains of Eastern college elevens.
Five leaders of last years teams have
oeen reelected, very unusual and
slgnlncant occurrence. Tim Callahan,
Q, lsie Edward Even. OF the Navy;
Benny Boynton, of Williams; Be-
Mcmillan. Of Centre, ard "Pard' Lar
kin. OF Swarthmore, make UP the noted
quintet
Their performances on their respec-.
ave elevens, together with their abl-
ity as leaders, stood out 50 proni-
nentiy that their team mates unani-
mously selected them 10 pilot the team
next season. Three OF the tive-Calla-
han, Boynton and Mcmillan - werc
PICKED by the ajority OF experts on
the All-American eleven OF 1919 Even
was mentioned by several writer's while
Larkln received personal mention from
sporting writers of New York, Phlla-
delphia and other cities
Na!!anans election was important IN
another respect. in that he was given
authority TO change the football coun-
cll AZ the New Haven University. also..
because he Is said 10 be largely re.
SpohslbIe Tor the return TO y ale Of Tad
Jones as head coach
Brothers to Clash
Another big feature of the elections
IS that brothers Will be the opposing
captains In two of the best attractions
next iali. The pairs are the Galatians
and the Robertsons Tim Callahan
against Mike Callahan, both centers.
aaoeo interest TO the YaIe-Princeton
c!asil last season. However, the lustcr
OF the play of these two against escb
other IS sure to shine brighter than
ever next November because of tn
fact tnat both viii be leaders this :
| time. 'H
JIM Robertson. the efficient halfback
.. dartmouth has been selected to, o,f
,ead the big Green team for 1920.
iiArry robertson his brother the bril-
laht center of the Syracuse eleven will
captain the Orange next season. Dart -
mouth and Syracuse have renewed re
ia'lons on the gridiron, and when this
struggle fakes place in the fall the
: hooertsons are expected 10 be pretty ..
much the whole show.
An analysis of the appended list
SHOWS that most OF the captains chosen
were haltDacks last year. OF more tnAu.
back. six performed in tho fullhack
/ position, six held down the wings. an o
o'her hall dozen did their PLAYING rs 4
piVots, slX more starred in the role of
tackles and a fifth half dozen were ,
I quarterbacks. Only two guards were
/ elected
in the cluster OF captains-elect there .
are at least dozen outstanding stars.
. players who received mention from
J prominent sporting writers for the all
star eleven and some who were vir-
fuai!y unanimously picked. They are
Mcmillan, of Center; Tim Callahan. o.
Yale: Mike Callahan, Of Princeton: '
Jim Robertson. of Dartmouth; Harry
Robertson. Of Syracuse; Bovnton of
Wilhams; Even, of the Navy. Laird
OF Colgate; Hopper, of Penn: stein. or p
tarbisch, OF Washington and Jefferson
From Sub to Captain
The election of Arnold Horwccn. Of
Harvard. Is one Of the bright spots o.
the selections and offers az insu.rina
example TO all Youngsters. A nc be
ginning OF the season Arnold Horweon
was used mostly as i substitutes l.
wasn't until the latter part Of The fal|
that he in for more than half the
contest, and his first real full game
was that against Oregon. or the Coas-
HIS wonderful work IN this intersec-
tlonal battle practically assured him
=
stitute center he wound uu the sea on
as star fullback and captain
The list Of football captains for 1920
follows:
college nsHs aud nosf
Annapolis -f;tvar9 rwer end
Boston College. Louis !. 1-rh-f .s.r
3pwiOln. Harold IEir"tH
Brown. Elin@r Armstrong. fl.lDac
bucknen. Joseph kosfa-. r4|fart.4
Carnegie Tech Harold a. God H.. end
Centre College no MlNijan. alss.-r-
Colgate James T Iai-6 haI faa.-
Colum bia. John Klenuiursr ,-ftfet
Cornell. John u. Shuler. tslIhacA
Dartmouth. sir Rob"rt~eH. talf14ri
Hamilton. Wa.aee '-a fDelA qlar--r-
Harvari arnold Horvsee- fs.a4ea
Haverforo Archibald &cIr.o-t n-f
back
LAhtgh Art Esrrlngtsr -erl.r...-i.
New York Agg.~s - N4eAoIs t4.foa
New forA Univers.ty john "elaitesr..er.
Norwioh. Daniel D. Steele end
Fennssi Tan-a- isua Hon4a~ arf
P-nn stat. Harold Hess lBi3balf.
Pittsburgh Herbert stern eerf.r
princeton, Il si4ks) csi.aasr
Rensselaer. wesiey A Armstrong hait-
back
Rochestsr Donald H. Harris. r4.tasta
Rutgers. r tsarduer. ha.1oacf.
Stevens Tech. Douglas Goolale.' hait-
svarth1nore. .P. r 1.arsiu. tacAle
Syracuse. Ha-ry J. ROBERTSON center.
Trinity. John johnson. tacA.a
Tufts, Owen keefe. auarf.rhs.tt
Union. Robert Gregory. tacklf
ErSinus. u /. H-lfrich tacltie
Virginia. Hewson Michie end
Washington and jefferson. Edgar Gar
bisch guard.
Wesleyan Herman Derlaw. center
Vest Point, Glenn WiIhidr Gusrtcroack
Vest Nirg r. Howard L.ntz. half
back
Williams. 'Benny Boynton quarterback. d.
Worcester Tech. J. > Sessions. tsraie.
Yale. -. r tTi.nJ Callahan center. r-
sRe elected
Amherst College Has