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...strongest Brown has had in years, having both weight and speed. The most likely candidates for the rush positions are: Huggenweig, Gordon, and Norcross. The line will be more of a problem. While there is an abundance of fairly good material, the squad does not contain enough stars for the line to be fully commensurate with the backfield...
...backfield is very well taken care of, two fast sets having already been formed. On the first are Wilson, Knowles, Ainsworthy, and LeGore. Captain Talbott, at tackle, is the only veteran on the line, and even he is not considered heavy enough to play efficiently through the whole of a hard struggle. The ends are being filled by substitutes from last year, one of them being Braun, who played in most of the Harvard game. Both White and Way have been lost to the squad, and Guernsey is ineligible pending the result of examinations. The material, however, is far above...
...right. Manuel will keep his old position at left tackle and is sure to do well. The remaining line positions will have to be filled by recruits. The departure of A. R. Cobb leaves the right tackle position vacant and there seems to be no one good enough to fill it. Witham and Clifford, both '15 men and members of last year's second team, are candidates for the berth. Danahy and Thompson, conceded to have been the best pair of ends in the State are both gone and there is no one to replace them. A. Nevel and Swift...
...lack of good football material at Bates is even more marked in the backfield than it is in the line. Dyer, Eldridge and Kennedy are gone, leaving vacancies that have not been filled satisfactorily so far. There are candidates enough, but most of them are too light. Dewever, one of last year's second string men, is the only back-field man on the squad who weighs over 155 pounds...
...Pennsylvania lineman, has created a new brand of football at Bates. He had nothing but speed to work with and so he made speed an essential requisite for a position on the team which he has created. The line being too weak to hold off the opponents long enough for a punting game he has developed an exceedingly open and highly daring offence which depends chiefly on the forward pass. In the meantime he has not neglected to prepare and adequate defence. Coach Greene and Director Purinton do not expect to win against Harvard, but neither do they expect...