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...case last year, the supply of big experienced men for the center of the line seems scarce, but there is an abundance of good backs and ends. Captain Kernan will doubtless play his old position at left half, while to support him and Graydon, who will arrive in a few days, will be a choice between Meier, Piper, Knowles, Foster, Tenney, Lindsay, Parmalee, and Sard, Leatherbee and Harrison of last year's Freshman team. Some promising men will be lost, however, in McGrew, who will not be in the game this year, and Derby, who will probably be unable...
Barnard, at guard, is the only member of last year's team left in the center of the line, and to fill the positions left vacant by Blagden, Cutts, Sargent, Greene, and Lee, there seems to be no one of more than average ability. Wright, however, has had some experience and with King, Hovey, Knowlton, Shea, and O'Connell, should help to form a strong line. Sugden might be a likely man except for his tendency to get hurt, a misfortune which has already put him out of the game for the present. On the whole, the material...
Alfred Stillman '03, of Brooklyn, pitcher and center fielder, entered college from Hopkinson's School, where he pitched on the school nine for four years, captaining the nine for one year. He played full-back on his Freshman class eleven, substitute full-back on the University eleven in 1900, and pitched on the University nine last year and in his Freshman year. He is 21 years old, weighs 175 pounds, and is 6 feet in height...
Walter Clarkson '03, pitcher and center fielder, of Cambridge, played on the Cambridge High and Latin School nine for five years, during three of which he was captain. In his Freshman year he was captain of his class nine, which defeated the Yale Freshmen twice. Last year he pitched on the University nine. He is 22 years old, weighs 144 pounds, and is 5 feet 9 inches in height...
...present pitching in his best form, as is shown by his ability in the last game with Princeton to hold the opposing nine, of especially hard hitters, down to four safe hits and two scratches. Garvan, Guernsey at third base, Winslow at catcher and Barnwell at center field, are the four old players on the nine...