The Washington times., 1921-09-07

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when he will assemble his squad on
The Crimson forces are handicapI
effective Of rush-line players, and II
TO rebuild the forward line from to-
and running backs there Is an abunda
substitutes remain, and there Is little
Realizing 1t will take whole season
to rebuild his team and that this must
be done while Harvard Is facing one
Of the hardest OF preliminary sched-
ules-for Holy Cross. Georgia, Penn
State and Center College are on the
Crimson's playing list before the early
November game at Princeton-the
head coach has gathered one Of the
largest staffs Of coaches ever organ
lied at Harvard. ... ...
Mahan Coaches Backs.
When Fisher took charge as the
successor Of Percy Haughton he made
Il point to have on his active coach
ing staff no old players whose expert
ence as varsity men at Cambridge
anteceded his own. Fisher also or
ganized an auxiliary or advisory starr
among former Harvard players and
coaches older than himself, but for
two years, except In . few special IN.
stances, the younger men nave aone
the coaching on the field.
This fall, in addition to most OF the
men associated with Fisher q year
ago, the head coach has obtained the
services of Eddie Mahan. captain at
Harvard six years ago, and also those
of four members Of last years team.
Mahan, who did q little coaching on
the coast in 1915, II now In business
in Boston, and he will be In charge OF
the running backs all fall. braoiee,
who has been coaching the backs lot
the last two seasons, VIII again 90
some work, but Mahan Will nave
charge of the department. Mahan.
who has kept abreast of football ever
since he played, has been wanted a.
coach at Harvard for some time.
The four men from last years team
on the staff are Tom Woods. ALL
America guard, who will coach the
men for his old position; Bill Snow.
former coach for the guards, having
been transferred to the freshmen; Jim
Tolbert, the other guard: Duke
SedEvtick, tackle. and Dick Humphrey
q halfback.
Coach Fisher still hopes Tolbert VIII
decide to return to college as an unoer-
graduate and play again. but there
seems small chance that he wilI' II
not. he will assist in the coaching.
Billy Robinson, quarterback Two
years ago. is another new coach. ne
part Of the season.
Plenty Of Coaches.
The older coaches remaining are
Derric Parmentsr for the centers.
Wally Trumbull for the tackles.
Charley Coolidge and probably Eddie
souoy for the ends and "Dumpy'
Watson for the quartsrbacks. Nal
Logan, Dick wiggissworth and Lo'
throp wilmington will continue as
Fishers closest graduate advisers.
wiEglesworth again In all probability
being the man to determine the styis
Of Harvard's big game attack.
II IN going TO be a task to fill the
places Of Havemsysr. center; Tolosrt
and Woods. guards. and Hubbard
Faxon and Sedgwick. tackles. The
ends, Macomber and Crocker. remain,
and Captain Kane. who played emo
last fall, most likely will be moved TO
tackle. Fiske Brown and Ttsrnsy are
the best of the available rushlins sub
stitutes. Arnie Horween has been
lost TO the backfield and Quarterback
Fitzgerald has gone, but Harvard has
remaining Buell. for quarter. Owen and
Fits, regular backs, and . fine string
OF substitutes from last fall. including
Churchill, Wharton, Rouillard and
Chaplin.
This year Harvard will start new
system Of freshman team coaching.
and the yearlings will be In charge or
ro,,pov Carnpbeii assisted by Billy
Murray and Bill Snow.