New Britain herald., 1925-09-30
HOPES AT HARVARD
 BRIGHT THIS YEAR
Crimson Team Going Through
 Period Of Reorganization
By ths AssocIatsd Prssn.

Cambridge, Mass, Sept. 30. -- Harvard's footbau machine. batter ed throughout two years of disas- trous grdiron strife. is being re- assembled, Reorganization of the Crimson's football system. appar- ently along more aggressive and modern lines, plus an important new coaching factor in the person of Major Charles Daly, has given a new impetus to the Cambridge forces.
 Whether or not this impetus will carry through a successful season is as yet matter of speculation. Much of Haruard's football re- vamping is being accomplished un- der covering of secrecy. But some of the results, at least, must be dis played in the opening conflict Sat- urday against Rcnsselaer and ob- servers then may be able to form preliminary conclusions.
 Harvard may well believe 1t has suffered enough on the gridlron in the past few seasons For three years Brown has dealt out defeat to the Crimson while Dartmouth has been victorious twice in a row. Yale has rubbed 1t In for two straight years while Princeton, showing at its best against the Crimson last fall. reached the peak with $40 victory on Soldiers field.
 For the most part the first varsl- ty which probably will take the field Saturday against Rensselaer, will be an experienced lineup, in spite of the heavy losses incurred by graduation.
 Bunker. Greonough and Theo- pold, powerful linemen of 1924, have been graduated, along with a pair of good ends, Beals and Hold CT. Dean, another end, is ineligible. The backficld has lost Gehrkn. hero of Harvard's desperate stand in the mud of Yale Bowl last year. besides Maher, Ammond and Spaldne.
 Of the players who went into that final clash of 1924 against Yale several remain on "Team A. The bulky but speedy Miller is at full back with Coady at his left. and Crosby opposite, Captain Cheek is calling tho signals. Iindnor holds forth at tackle and Adie is expect cd 10 gain his old position at center shortly. Stafford, who directed much of the play last year, is al- tornating with Check and McGlone also is with the varsity squad.
 Saylos and Saltonstall are expect cd to start at the ends of the open ing contest. With Ed. Bradford and Baldwin ready 10 replace them. Daley and kilgour, experienced mon, are scheduled for the guard posi- tions. Nash opposite Lindner at tackle and Macombcr or Adio in the pivot post.
 Howe, Xarakov and Bradcn are working steadily~in the varsity back fields with the prospect that they will see much service before the final tirst-string combination is chosen. '"ream l'' carries C. Bradford. J. Fordyco, Taylor and Hoague in the line, all veterans. Gamache and pauion who played in 1924, arc with "toam C."
 Major Daly coach at West Point for several years and a former liar ward star, is expected to aid ma tcriaIlr in bringing football prestige back to Cambridge. As chief assist ant to Head Coach Bob Fisher he is paying specia attention to develop ing offensive tactics. Leo Lesrv is gain coaching the ends and Charlie Ti"rnny the lincmen
 After the Rensselaer, Eamo, liar yard encounters the MiddIehury eleven from Vermont, which set up an excellent record 8 year ago and scored against the Crimson, Holy Cross follows on Oct jober t7, a game due 10 test the best that Cambridge can produce, for the Worcester eleven Is expected 10 be one Of the greatest in New England. Harvard won last year.
 Dartmouth, which won to Q year aro, follows the Purple into the stadinm with William and Mary scheduled for October St, This will give the veterans rest before going to Princeton November '. to Provi- d"nch to meet Brown November 14 and the annual battle with Yale at the Harvard stadium November 21,