Word: eberstadt
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Dates: during 1914-1914
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...promising, particularly the candidates from the Sophomore class. J. S. Humphreys, W. Y. Humphreys, T. J. Hillard, W. G. McAdoo, W. Schoen, H. F. Straw, Jr., all 1917 men who learned the rudiments of the game at St. Paul's School will prove valuable additions this season. Clarkson, Comey, Eberstadt and Soully are other possibilities from the Sophomores...
...injuries at Princeton have probably not been so extensive as at Harvard, but they have nevertheless impeded the progress of the team considerably. Eberstadt, who played quarter in the early games and gave much promise for future development, has been laid up twice, and the result of the second injury was such that the doctors forbade him to play for the rest of the season. Bigler and McLean, two tackles of first-rate ability, have also been on the sick list, and while they are both back in the line-up now, their absence has been a severe handicap...
...Pomfret, who are rated among the best goal-keepers in the country. They are expected to compensate for the loss of Winants. Other freshmen who have displayed ability during the past season are W. Y. Humphrey, J. Humphreys, Hilliard, McAdoo, Hills, and Straw, all of St. Paul's; Eberstadt, of Newark High, Taube, of Kent School, Donner, of Hill. The two Humphreys and Hills have been playing against the univesity team in scrimmages in the St. Nicholas Rink, and are expected to fill the gap made by the loss of the Kuhn-Baker-Kilner combination which formerly played...