New Britain herald., 1923-11-26
YALE TEAM HAS TWO
 CAPT. CANDIDATES
Luman and LOVejoy ContenderS--
 Season Has Been Success

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 26.-Iale's football squad of 45 players quietly slipped into town yesterday afternoon, having left Boston at noon. No ser ious injuries whatever were reported, but most of tho players who got into the game weTe scratched by sliding into the muddy sand repeatedly dur ing the Harvard game at Cambridge on Saturday. Dick Luman and Dick Eckart Were the only members Of the team who were compelled to leave the play beCaus" of injuries. Both were withdrawn because Of twisted knees, but Trainer George Connors said last night that both would be ft as ever in two or three days Two of the eleven. lyls RiCheson and WinslOw LovoJ3y played the entire game.
 The election of captain will be held early next week. Two or three of tho players wish 10 spend Thanksgiving at home, and the election will be de- ferrrl until their return. The annual dinner. formally disbandnc the slcv- rn, will be held al that time, and Cap tain Mallory will then turn over the reins 10 his successor having led an eleven which went undefeated and which held both Harvard and Prince ton scoreless. Mallory's rank among Yale captains has been installed along with such names as Ted Coy Tom shcvlin, Lee McIung, Vance Mccor- mick, Frank Ilinkey and Jim Hogan.
 Yale Used s7 Men.
 Yale used 27 players in it's Harvard and Princeton games, giving that number the right to vote for next years captain, Humar, Bingham, Luman, Dea.er, Hart and Lincoln were used at end Blair, Milstead, Miller and l3utterworth were used at tackle. sand E.ckart. Dller. Esselstyp and Hubbard at guard. Two played center, Loyctoy and Landis. and two al quarterback, Richcson and Murphy, In the back field nine men performed, Captain Mallory Nealc. Pond. Stevens. Bench, Ncidlinger, COttle, Haas and OIIearn the two latter bring in only q single play 10 reward them for dis tinguished service.
 Although several stars will boz lost by graduation in June. Yale still will have a wealth of material from which to choose it's team next year. Among those who w1ll return next fall arc Loveioy Eckart, Blair. Luman, Neale. Pond, Esselstyn. Bench, Bingham, Butterworth, Stevens and Cottle. All Of these men faced either Princeton or Harvard. or both. this year and inc experience is expected to help them next season. Scott. q back; Hart. an end. and Riley. third-string quarter back, also will be back next fall Mil- stead, the star tackle, will not gradu- ate, but will be ineligible 10 play for the Blue next season. as he already has played three years Of college football, performing at Wabash be- fore coming 10 Yale.
 Beside these men great deal of fine material is expected from inc freshman team which defeated inc Princeton yearlings. 21-7. and Har- vard's freshmen by the record break ing count Of 59 10 q.
 NaIe's season which has just closed is believed to have produced less h- nancialiy than tho previous year be cause only seven games were played instead Of ten. although the Army and Princeton filled the Bowl. Yale played 10 300. .Don people. however. and total of about s400.0oo was re- ceived at the gate Next year. in ad- I hition 10 other opponents Dartmouth l is expected to fll the Bowl.