"Yes," he said, "your information
is quite correct. Several no, a few
radical, but many changes are being
contemplated. Dr. Al Sharpe is un
der a three-year contract and will
perhaps stay. He will not be the big
boss of (he Yale football team. On
the contrary, he will have very little
if indeed anything to say. Tad Jones
is coming back next year. You will
recall that Tad, who is one of Yale's
most popular graduates turned out
our last winning eleven."
ENGLAND GRIDIRON TITLE
Close Season Unbeaten and With Record of 144 Points
Scored By Them to Three Made By Opponents Yes
terday's Contest With Williams Called Off
The American Chain football play
ers are New England professional
champions in a season which closed
yesterday. The final game with the
Williams eleven of Xew Haven was
called off about noon owing to the
fact that Newfleld park was in such
poor condition, after the long rainy
spell, that no satisfactory contest
could have been staged.
There is no doubt about the Chains'
title. The local players beat the
Williams 6 to 3 and played one
scoreless tie with the Elm City boys
early in the season. The only other
team in New England which, ap
proached the Chains in skill was the
Steam Roller aggregation of Provi
dence, R. I. As the Williams boys
beat the Rollers twice it is easy to
see that the Chains had something on
the Rhode Island crowd.
