The Nekraskan-Hesperian
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TO COACH STANFORD
After much care and consideration,
the question, who should coach the
Cardinal for 1900, has been decided.
Tho gentleman on whom depends the
outcome of next Thanksgiving day, as
far as Stanford is concerned, is F. H.
Yost
Mr. Yost was graduated from Lafay
etto Col lego m 1896 and was a tackle
oa the champion team that defeated
Pennsylvania that same collegiate year.
Immediately afterward ho was on the
all-star eleven of Pittsburg which was
made up of such men as Heffelfinger,
Ixsa, Tronchard, BrooKC, and Donnelly.
In the fall of 97 he coached and
brought into prominence the Ohio
Wosloyan university eleven, which that
year held Michigan down to a 0-0
.scoro.
Tho next year Yost was called to
coach the team of the University of
Nebraska. Out of an inuisposed stu-'
dont body, and out. of dissenting fac-'
tiono, ho evolved 'a team that won1
the championship of the Middle West.
That year Nebraska boat Kansas 18-6.
And Missouri 47-6.
Last year he signed with Kansas
and closed the year with a wonderful
record. Of the ten games that Kansas
played, not one was lost. She beat
Nehraslca hy a score of 36-20. Bene
dict, Nebraska's star drop-kicker, land
ing four field goals, Missouri was
"beaten by Kansas 34-6.
Yost has played the positions of
tackle and half-back, first on his col-j
lege team and later with Pittsburg. '
Yost is a man of excellent reputation j
as a gentleman. His moral character j
Is unimpeachable. He has the liappy '
faculty of winning the respect and ad- f
-miration of all whom he meets in his I
work. The grand secret of his success
seems to lie in the fact of his ability
to develop magnificent team-work.
This is shown hy the details of the
-work done hy teams he has coached. j
Of all the -men that have been in the !
-field for this year's management to j
select from, none has presented such j
evidence of heing master of his pro-!
fesslon as Mr. Yost On evidence alone '
lias he "been chosen. Daily Palo Alto.
contest is anticipated with much In
terest, but Issues should bo joined with
other Institutions also, especially as
we can debate with distant colleges
without tho disadvantages to our
selves that result In physical contests
from Hie fatigue of a long journey.
Wisconsin's showing In debate with
western colleges has been such as to
make It extremely probable that she
could meet her eastern sisters with
great credit to herself. Dally Cardinal,
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Wisconsin will probably he repre
sented in the Intercollegiate regatta
at Poughkeepsie this year. Her aggre
gation will consist of three crews: a
varsity eight, a freshman eight, and a
varsity four.
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COLUMBIA TO MEET PENNSYLVA
NIA ON THE GRIDIRON.
John C. Bell, chairman of the foot
hall committee, announced yesterday
that Pennsylvania -would meet Colum
bia on the gridiron next season. Al
though the date lias not heen definite
ly decided upon It is probable that the
game "will "be played on November 1 0.
This is the only open date of the sched
ule ana is -made possible by the die
continuance of the game with Michi
gan. Mr. Bell announced that the Harvard
Sarae "would "be played either on the
Srd or 10th of November. Pennsyl
van Ian.
Trial strength tests are now being
carried on In the Harvard gymnasium
to determine the fifty strongest men
In the university and to choose a rep
resentative for the individual strength
championship of America colleges.
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"Within the past five years the Uni
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the host eastern colleges in athletic
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nations or lute to meet them In vnrl
our departments. Lately we have re
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another year if not for this year's
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