New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21

successes both during his regime as
we'll as that Of Percy Haughton. The
candidates for the team have been no.
titled to be on hand Tuesday, Septem-
Der 6, or as near that date as possible,
and everything will soon be in readi-
ness for the return of the hundred or
more men who will have a try at max
ing the eleven
Captain Kit Kane is just back from
a summer in the West and nQw is en-
gagged in getting line on things Head
Coach Bob Fisher is taking vacation
on the Cape, but is very anxious to
begin business He has q task that fe W
football men would relish, that of
building a rush line with not one vet
eran forward in it, unless you include
the seasoned ends, Captain Kane and
Jack Crocker
This is Fishers third year as Har-
wards head coach His teams have
been unbeaten. although they have had
narrow escapes. Princeton was tied
twice when all seemed lost, from Il
Harvard stand roint. One of his
achievements was the defeat of the
University of Oregon in 1919 in a post
season gare.
Trumbul to Help Fisher
The coaching staff includes DR.. Der
rio Parmenter who has been in charge
of the centers for mum Der of years:
Walter Trumbull, another veteran
coach, and acting captain of Charlie
Brickley's team in its Yale game, who
will look after the tackles; Tom
Woods, Of last falls eleven, who will
see to the guards, and Fred Bradlee,
who played on both Brickley's and
MahAns teams, who will be head back
field coach.
Charlie Coolidge, II, has been forced
to give up coaching the ends after two
seasons. Stress Of law work brought
him TO this decision. Fisher is trying
to get Ernie Soucy, who has played
both end and center, to take up
Coolidge's job. Eddie Mahan, ranked
with one OF the best players ever
turned out at Harvard, will be one of
the backheld coaches and his presence
should go a great way toward helping
solve the puntlng situation. There
will be four coaches with the quarter
backsuDick Wigglesworth, Don Wat
son, Winslow FELTON, and Billie Robin
Rush line problems are apt to add
to Fishers worries considerably, and
if Harvard is to drop a stitch in its
football knitting it looks to many as
II this will be the season. Such aggres-
sve and we'll trained teams as Indiana
University Of Georgia. Centre College
Penn -<~ate. Brown. Princeton and Yale
form II formidable schedule. especially
for team that s. not apt to be extra
strong defensiyely.
Must Have Material
The rush line Of last year, from
tackle to tackle, weighed an average
OF 200 pounds a man These five
giants are out Of college this year
and here lies the main Harvard prob
lem. The line coaches will need al
their skill and cunning to develop a
quintet to efficiently fiji this great gap
Coach Fisher says this can be done
provided the material is available.
The veterans who wage on the frs,
eleven last season and not to be countoc
on this year are Tom Woods and jim
Tolbert, the massive guards: Bob Sedg
wick and Wynant Hubbard, the tackles,
Charley HRvemeyer. center, and Captain
Arnie Horween,, fullbnck These de
parting youths also made their letters
against Yale: Henry Faxon. tackle
Bob Finley and John CASTOR, ends;
Arthur Hamilton, Mitchell Gratwicl
and Dick Humphrey, backs.