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Dates: during 1920-1929
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News from Yale indicates that her star backfield men, Lyle Richeson, Newell Niedlinger, Neal, and Charles O' Hearn, are slightly injured and probably will not play today, although Coach Tad Jones will not keep the men out of the game if the southerners have unusual strength. In their places will be Murphy at quarterback, Stevens and Pond at the half positions, and Mallory at fullback. The Yale line follows: ends, Hulman and Luman; tackles, Miller and Milstead; guards, Eckart and Diller; center, Lovejoy...
Last week T. A. Dorgan ("Tad"), able cartoonist for the New York...
...Yours truly, "TAD...
...Mendell and Tad Jones of Yale seem to be on the right track in proposing to limit the power of the most purely professional element, the coaches. Modern football tends to assume the aspect of a contest of skill between two experts who use college boys as their instruments of play instead of chessmen or cards. At Yale they are not talking of keeping the coaches away from the game and letting the players play it for themselves. This would, of course, give an advantage to the older and larger institutions with a longer and sounder athletic tradition...
After a monster rally in Woolsey Hall last night at which Coach "Tad" Jones and Captain Aldrich addressed 2300 wildly enthusiastic students, the Yale team left for Boston at 1.40 today, planning to arrive at the South Station at 5.30. The men will be immediately taken to the Belmont Springs Country Club where they will spend the night, the coaches, however, remaining in Boston at the Hotel Lenox...