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HARNED, first-year man; Co-op; Tackle.
Harned Avas a member of the squad of the famous
team of 1911, and his playing this year was worthy
of his former associations. Mark is a plunger. He
is not a "natural-born" football man, but he has
developed himself into one of U. C's. most valuable
men. He is always in the fight and his grit and
determination have won for him not only a regular
position on the team but also a reputation for
effective playing that Avill be hard to beat. But for
Harned's inability to handle forward passes he
would have made a regular end, as his defensive
work there, could have been used to great advantage
this last year.
VINNEDGE, first-year man; Center and Guard.
"Dutch" Avon his spurs this year by playing for
all he Avas worth. He is a little S1OAA% but he is
more than sure to make up for it. He is a man
that has never shirked work or punishment and
deserves his letter, if anybody did. He was an
able assistant to Bryant at center, though he was
not of a big build he was capable of holding his
own at center or guard any time. The waj' he
followed the ball continually was a thing that
marked him a more seasoned player than many
of the others. Now that Vinnedge has earned his
position on the regular team, and won his letter,
it is safe to predict that he will not be one of those
who will lose their position to the on-coming
Freshmen.
LANGENHEIM, first-year man; Co-op; End and
Half. "Lange" is a clear-headed, speedv^ player;
one Avho handles himself nicely on the field and
one who would have won a regular birth on the
team had it not been for the fact that he was taken
doAA'u with an illness in the middle of the season.
He can play end or half equally well and could
hold his own both on the defensive and offensive.
Inasmuch as he is only a first-year man he will
have ample time in which to show his true form,
as those Avho haA'e Avatched his plaj'ing claim he
Avill.