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...tackles, Hogan and Kinney have been used more, perhaps, than any of the others in carrying the ball. Their excellent work has been particularly noticeable in the tackle-back formation, which is the characteristic element in Yale's style of play. Right guard has been occupied by Goss, who is playing the same excellent game which he played at tackle last year. Glass, who played on the team a large part of last season, has filled the other guard position. He is a brilliant player in his position, but allows himself to be drawn into the opponents' play rather...
...line-up will be as follows: YALE. PRINCETON. Rafferty, l.e. r.e., Henry Kinney, l.t. r.t., Reed Glass, l.g. r.g., DeWitt Holt, c. c., Short Goss, r.g. l.g., Bradley Hogan, r.t. l.t., Brown Shevlin, r.e. l.e., Davis Rockwell, q.b. q.b., Pearson Chadwick, l.h.b. r.h.b., Foulke Metcalf, r.h.b. l.h.b., Hart Bowman, f.b. f.b., McClave
...complete rest last Wednesday, only signal practice being attempted, and on Thursday, and Friday the work was also of the lightest character. Many of the men had begun to show signs of too much hard playing and the let up of last week was undoubtedly beneficial. Holt, Glass, Goss, Hogan, and Metcalf were all in danger of becoming over-trained. Kinney was kept out of the line-up throughout the week's practice by an injury to his knee...
...with any degree of certainty whom the coaches will finally select. The five men who have played in their positions with considerable regularity and who, if they continue to improve as expected, seem reasonably sure to have the preference for the championship games are: Holt, centre; Glass, left guard; Goss, right guard; Hogan, right tackle; and Captain Chadwick, left halfback. All five were members of the 1901 eleven, although Glass did not play the latter part of the season. The greatest difficulty for the coaches lies in the choice of the ends and backs. From tackle to tackle the team...
...Dodge, N. Y.; C. C. Anchineloss, N. Y.; O. J. Willis, Manchester, Tenn.; R. R. McCormick, Chicago, lll.; F. J. Alsop, Middleton, Conn.; C. P. Auchincloss, N. Y.; W. Frew, Pittsburg, Pa.; B. M. Smith, Providence, R. I.; I. B. Reynolds, St. Louis, Mo.; G. A. Goss, Waterbury, Conn...