Camp to the 1892 All-America college football team: end Frank Hinkey, tackle Alexander Hamilton Wallis, and quarterback Vance C. McCormick. McCormick was also the team captain. Camp also selected the following Yale players to his second team: halfbacks (and brothers) C. D. Bliss and Laurie Bliss, fullback Frank Butterworth; end John Campbell Greenway; guard James McCrea; and center Phillip Stillman. Financial results In March 1893, the team's manager, William Maffit, released the Yale Foot Ball Association's financial report for the 1892 season. The team's expenditures totaled $14,550.82, including $3,174.29 for "hotels and meals"; $2,311.16 for trainer's table and help; $1,505.09 for "railroad fares"; $1,050.45 for "sporting goods"; $1,004.88 for "racks and busses"; $892.48 for "coaching expenses"; $620.34 for "trophies"; $444.05 for "shoes and repairs same"; $312.35 for "fruit and confectionery"; $318.50 for "rubbing team"; $285.00 for "referees and umpires"; and $261.00 for "medical services". The team's receipts totaled $28,732.64, including $12,388.18 from the Princeton game; $10,553.65 from the Harvard game; $2,588.71 for the Penn game; and $541.85 for the N.Y.A.C. game. Roster Letter winners George Adee, '95 Bill Armstrong, '95 Anson M. Beard, '95 C. D. Bliss, '93 Laurie Bliss, '93 Frank Butterworth, '95 Thomas Cochran, '94 Edward V. Cox, '94 Thomas Dyer, '95 Harmon S. Graves, '94 John Campbell Greenway, '95 Henry S. Graves, '92 Bill Hickok, '95 David B. Lyman, 95 Frank Hinkey, 95 William Maffit, '93, manager Vance C. McCormick, '92 James A. McCrea, '95 Eugene Messler, '94 Charles S. Morris, '96 William H. Norton, '92 William M. Richards, '95 George Sanford, '95 Phillip Stillman, '95 Alexander Hamilton Wallis, '93 Wallace Winter, '93 Substitutes Herbert W. Hamlin References Yale Yale Bulldogs football seasons College football national champions College football undefeated seasons Yale Bulldogs football