Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-25
ON THE GRIDIRoN.
Yale Candidates are Sent to the Train
 ing Table.

dIG @OduOlQdISS are SS44L Io Il4S
 ing Table.
 New Haven, Sept 25.---Manager Mil Ter of the Yale Football association last night announced the officials or the Harvard Yale game at Cambridge on November 21 as follows: Umpire, Paul A. Dashiel of Annapolis, and rel cree. Matthew A. McClung of Lehigh. The other officials of that game Will be selected just prior to the game Field. Coach Chadwick and Capfaln Raffefty yesterday formed the training table. which is annually organized the day college opens, of the leading root ball candidates at the university. me table is in the university commons.
 The men who were taken there were Roraback, Smith. Boomer Morton'
 Kinney, Hogan, Shevlin, Hare, Neai, Afoorhead, Rockwell. Bowman. Farm, CT, Owsley. Metcalf, Soper, Mltcneii
 and Rafferty. The general call TOT candidates for the football team was
 issued yesterday, but it failed 70 aoo
 more than a dozen men to the sduaa, which now numbers about hfty. The 1 freshman class seems to be lacking Tn any star material, and it Is thought 1 the varsity team will be picked rom | the men now on hand.
 Princeton. Sept 25-The Princeton | varsity team scored it's first touch 1 down Of the season in a practice game with the scrub yesterday afternoon. i The scrub kicked off. and the varsity | team started down the field with the | ball. but lost it on a tumble near the center. The scrub tried to plunge l through the line, but the first team l put up a. strong defensive game and 1 got the ball on downs. Dewitt and
 McClave carried the ball through the l line for large gains, and the latter I scored a touchdown in ten minutes | after the kickoff. The brilliant dash | es of Captain Dewitt and Ross Mo Clave through the line were the special | features of the practice. Tn a scrfm- mage Baker. who was playing tackle
 or the first eleven, was hurt and had
 to leave the game but will soon De I around again. Henry~the 190-pounder | hwo played end on last years team,
 was out in uniform for the first time
 yesterday. Henry was injured i'll a l game last fall,- and there was some I doubt as to whether he would be able l to play this season, but his appearance
 yesterday relieves all apprehension m l that direction.
 I Cambridge. Sept 25.-If the hole in
 the line at center was filed up. the
 coaches at Harvard would feel much
 easier. That Is the spot that worries I them. Should Carrick fail to come up 1 to expectations then the situation
 would be critical, for there is no other material in view. Coach Cranston IS
 devoting all of his time to Carrick, and 4 as the latter has the necessary physical
 ability t may not be so bad as they
 say it is. All are looking forward to l the game with Dartmouth with more
 than the usual misgivings. Last year 4 Harvard had close call with this \ same college, and as Dartmouth has laid herself out to beat the Crimson this year the men who are at the head of football matters at Cambridge wish the game was over. Williams will be met on Saturday, but that looks like
 an easy proposition.
 Swarthmore, Pa, Sept 25.--Now that ( all the examinations are over at Penn. 'I sylvania for some time, the football
 men are coming out in earnest Each day sees some promising material add ed to the squad, which is still here
 But the men who have been down al } Beach Haven seem to have more than ! a look in for the different places to be i, filled, and unless some of the new , men are real stars they will have tc
 be content with playing on the scrut team for this year at least. Coacf ; Williams expressed himself yesterday
 as being we'll pleased with the mer under his care and for the outcome o1 : the season. It is no secret that al
 have set their hearts on beating liar yard. and when the game is played, as : it will be in Philadelphia, one of the
 greatest crowds in the history of the game will turn out, Pennsylvania ] must win this game to hold her place l among the Big Four"