New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27
WORK ON THE GRIDIRON.
Columbia, IN Fast Scr1mmage, Scores
on Scrub IN TzoyLue Plays.

The Columbia football team had its last hard
practice for the Princeton game Saturday at
American League Park yesterday afternoon. behind
closed gates. All of the varsity men were out and
put through stiff scrmmage against strong
scrub eleven. The practice will be light to-day.
consisting OF signal drill and kicking. while the
ends run down the field under punts.
The scrimmage work lasted fifteen minutes. The
scrub kicked off to the 'varsitys ten-yard line.
Here tie senior eleven took the ball. and in twelve
plays carried it down the field. Heinrich going
over for a touchdown. After this the men were
lined up only for signal work They were kept at
this for a long time In order to get perfectly IA
miliar with a number of new plays
Dave Smyth old Columbia tackle was on the
field and spent some time in coaching the linemen
He devoted his time especially to Won Saltza and
Duden. showing them how TO block an opposing
back who is coming through with the oall ana
teaching them how to break through the opposing
line Both Duden and Won SaItza sho"eo up
well and broke through the scrub line several
times. Much time also devoted TO Aigeitihser
at centre. He is big and has held his own
against every opponent he has met this season. ou1
has shown a tendency to let the opposing centre
worry him when passing the ball onoer the care
full coaching of Wright this fault has been almost
eradicat ted, and the coaches expect Age TO pay
a strong game Saturday. -, s,.. i.o
The cripples the team are al rouhd!ngS mo
bad case of water the knee. ana WIN PROD
ably be out of the game for me resi- % and Wuirs
shoulder is again free from bandages a IL tbs is
necessary it is probable that either can ass In nc
Princeton game but unless Enos or W. sIad ON
injured it is likely that either VIII oe cau o
Collins and Schultz spent great deal 81 1si Com
puntng and drop kicking yesterday ooIlIiIe 4,
finues to get away long kicks that are well up N
the air. and he gets in the PrinGeton nhuts
sent over several pretty drop kicks from Inc SS
yard line. He seems to handle lootpaAt ,auer
almost as much accuracy as the average player
does a baseball . .,,x, -,-;r =.
There is growing feeling that Cono aisy w o oe
Saturday Reports from Princeton show that the
Orange and Black eleven is having the same o S
bic in developing good kicker that Coiurnola mas
had and that the Princeton ends show tendency
TO let the opposing interference box them AN
this viii tell in favor of the Mornngside eleven en-
as Morley has spent great deal OF tlIne III ING
last week developing speed in his backheld- o,o,
G. B Curtis manager Of the ColurnDla eSVeIi.
announced yesterday the officials for the remaining
games to be played at American League fark thls
sea son They are follows:
Princeton-J. McCrackeu. Pennsylvania, referee;
D. Fultz, Brown, umpire; Dr. Stauher, PennSy'-
vania, head linesnan- ~,
Yale McCracken. Pennsylvania, referee; Pami
Dashiel. Annapolis. umpire: Mr. Whiting cornell
head linesman- ",
Pennsylvania,-Mr Corbin. Yale referee; "; Ed
wards. Princeton. umpire; Mr.. acClave. head lines