FOOTBALL LOSES MANY STARS

College football will lose many of its brightest stars this spring and coaches all over the country will face the difficult problem of trying to fill their shoes next fall. The past season was unusually productive of individual stars and almost every eleven had at least one player of exceptional ability. In many instances the teams have practically been built around these men. The losses for the coming year are as follows:

Harvard W. J. Murray Occ., E. L. Casey Occ., C. A. Clark Occ., T. S. Woods '20, J. K. Desmond Occ., P. D. Steele '20, J. F. Ryan Occ., M. Phinney Occ., R. Horween Occ., N. V. Nelson Occ.

Yale--Reinhardt, Allen, Dickens, Galt, Lay, Braden, Neville, Wells, LaRoche, and Murphy.

Princeton--Trimble Strubing, McGraw, Parisette, Williams and Rigler.

Centre College suffers least with the loss of but one man, Davis, while the University of Pennsylvania will have to build almost a new team. Cornell also loses heavily as does the Army eleven with only three regulars returning.