Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-14


 ball was slippery, owing to light snow storm. but there was more tun- bling than there should have been. The varsity scored two touchdoWns in two halves of about fifteen minutes each. kiernan and Ristine still are resting. Cutts played part of the time veV+er- day. The plact ce teddy vii ope to the public for q short time.
 Bethlehem, Nov 14.-Lehigh defeat ed Haverford here this afternoon in an interesting game by the score of 22 to 5 Haverford played q fast, snap py game in the first half. scoring the first touchdown. In the second half Lehigh seemed to wake up suddenly, scoring four touchdowns ill seven minutes of play. One of these, how ever. was not counted. The runner, it was said. went out of bounds. Three of these touchdowns were the outcome of runs the length of the field by Par sons, A. Farabaugh and L. Farabaugh.
 Decidedly encouragaing was the practice of Columbia yesterday. Both Smith and Bruce were out and played in the game. The team, with these two men once more in line, is as strong as ever. Not since the time w5len Bert Wilson played quarterback and ran the team did Columbia play as fast and as sure as they did yes terday under the generalship of Will lard Hardly had the down been called when the next signal was given and the ball again put in play. In this new form the varsity, within three minutes of play, ran the scrub from one end of the field to the other, and on the scrub were such strong players as Whitwell, Duden, Wolff and Brown.
 Ithaca, N. Y. Nov 14-A closely contested practice game between the Cornell varsity and scrub teams was played yesterday. The varsity scored three times in the first half and the scrub made one touchdown. In the second half the second eleven tallied five nore points. and as no goals were kickcd the core stood 15 to 10 in favo
 of the varsity. The five cripples- Brewster, Schoellkopf. Purcell, Tyde- man and Taussig-continue inactive, and to the surprise of all, Lueder, the 'varsity's left tackle. was displaced by Rardie. Coach Reed intimated that the change might be permanent. Cool, end of '94 and halfback of the '9o eleven, has joined the coaching squad. Princeton, Nov 14.-The Princeton varsity eleven lined Up against the scrub yesterday for the last time this season. Trainer Robinson put the players through a sprinting exercise, after which Captain PelI ordered the scrub to try the 'varsity's defense at the five yard line Out of five attempts the second team succeeded in scoring two touchdowns. After seven min- utes of this kind of work a serimmage took place in which Dewitt made a pretty place kick from the forty yard line, and Stevens, on trick play, ran fifteen yards for a touchdown. A short half was then played and soon after the kickoff the varsity, on a series of tackleback plays, carried the ball straight down the field, only to lose it on a tumble. A minute later Vanderhoff, who was put in at quar- ter, confused the signals and lost the team another opportunity to score. Underhill kicked a goal from the twenty five yard line.
 New Haven. Nov 14.-A student mass meeting was held at Yale last evening, addressed by Walter Camp. graduate athletic adviser. MT Camp urged the students to rally to the SUD- port of the team. because the eleven had qualities of strength which would show in the championship games, but which have been hidden in the secret practice. Mir Camp admired the pluck and the fighting spirit of the team, from which he expected much good. He complimented Captain GouTu and said that despite his injury and the worries of the captaincy he will play above his own game.
 The students voiced their enthusias- tic approval of the good will with which Glass. the candidate for guard. who was withdrawn last night, has taken the change in his standing. He went to Yele field yesterday to watch the practice and to give what assist ance he might be able to render. Most oA tue pfdcllce yesterday was Denlnd 1 closed gates This will continue
 throughout next week, except that one
 half tomorrow will be in public, and probably the signal practice of Friday. I The varsity eleven scored once in the
 secret practice, although the college
 side knew the 'varsity plays and sig
 nals-
 The change of Hamlin from left 1 tackle to right guard worked some
 disturbance in the running of the 1 plays. He is an all-around player of I experience in the line. however, and with another days practice is expected 1 to do fairly well. De Saulles was al 1 quarterback for q short time and did 1 the kicking. He is an improvement
 on both Weymouth and McClintock Weymouth will be fullback. Hari
 may be Chadwick's mate back of the line. Soper is another possibility
 The eleven will not be definitely picked
 until Friday evening.
 Manager Gordon of the Princeton eleven came here yesterday to make | final plans for the game on Saturday
 The Princeton team will arrive in New
 Haven about 12:30 on Saturday aii& go
 direct to Yale field The umpire of