Word: ketcham
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Yale's line will be particular powerful, for the following men who played in one or both of the final games last fall have returned: Captain H. H. Ketcham, centre; B. F. Avery and L. Carter, ends; R. S. Cooney, J. S. Pendleton, and L. J. Arnold, guards; W. C. Warren and N. S. Talbott tackles...
...star. White and Oakes, two members of last year's freshman squad have shown up exceedingly well at the tackle positions. At centre Marking has shown exceptional speed and it is thought that he will given a try-out there, with MacLeish, another good substitute, as an understudy. Captain Ketcham would in that case be shifted to end. In the backfield Wilson, quarterback of the 1916 freshman eleven, has distance both Wheeler and Gornish in competition for the quarterback position. The backfield has been further strengthened by Guernsey, a powerful line-plunger; Knowles, a promising drop and place-kicker...
Spring football practice at Yale will begin Monday. At a meeting held Thursday 65 men reported and were addressed by Walter Camp, Howard Jones, the new head coach, and Captain H. H. Ketcham. The belief was expressed that in the past Yale had paid too much attention to telling the men just what they should do in a game, and this year more emphasis will be laid on the basic principles allowing the men to work out their own methods of attack and defence in actual play...
...squad last year. Warren, the regular right tackle, is an experienced player, who will again be able to play. Talbot and Arnold, both substitutes of proven worth, should have a close race for the other tackle position. Two veterans, Cooney and Pendleton, are available for the guards, and Captain Ketcham, the most brilliant player on the team last year, will strengthen the line at centre...
...meeting of former coaches and captains of Yale football teams, called by Captain Ketcham, was held at the Hotel Taft, New Haven, Saturday evening. It was attended by seven former captains, and a number of former coaches. Nothing was definitely decided upon, that being left to Captain Ketcham, but the plan which seemed to meet with most favor was one by which Walter Camp should be placed in his former position as advisory coach with such a man as W. W. Heffelfinger '91, as field coach. This plan is favored by certain members of the faculty and has been recommended...