Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-16
WORK OF BIG
FOUR FOOT BALL|STS
Quakers Diligently Searching
for New Quarter Back.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. October 16,-
Smarting under the defeat of Saturday by
Swarthmore. "PennsyPs" gridron squad
yesterday afternoon got down to hard prac-
tice. Bob Torrey, head coach. still has
hopes that he can whip the players into
good foot ball condition before the close of
the season. The need of quarterback to
replace Sheble is imperative. and there was
no Disgusting the fact that the coaches were
scanning the material at hand with almost
microscopic observation in an effort to OBJ
tain some one capable of holding kicks.
Marshall Reynolds, assistant coach. tried
Luby, Lee Longwell, Sheble, Walker and
Keinath at catching long twsters. kei-
nath was handicapped by an injured leg
and Walker has still decorated optics. Luby
made an especially good showing, and
caused Mike Murphy to comment imme-
diately on his work. 'It is the best have
seen this year." said Mike" Longwell is
too valuable to take from the back feld'
and the fight has narrowed down ID Lee
Luby and Sheble.
Bob. Folwell injured his left ankle Sun
day while alighting from an auton'ooiie,
and was not in yesterdays practice, Whitc
big Bill Holenback has been vigorously
attacked by bols The rest or the team
all entered the practice.
New Tiger OuC 1OT 4cdAA.
PRINCETON, N J., October 16.-With a
generous allowance of time ahead before the
Bucknell game next Saturday, the coaches
let the regular men off from work yes
terday afternoon in order to give them a
complete rest from the wear Of the Annap-
oils game. and the practice was carried on
between the subs and the scrub a
new and apparently promising candidate.
Evan Cameron, 1897, appeared Tor the nrst
time Holt, one of the coaches, deVotsu
great deal of individual attention TO MN.
He was PLAYED at tackle in the scrtmmage
and afterward Holt put him through some
individual drill at center. Cameron ')nhs
easily good for ECO pounds, and il lie taMes
to the game properly he may give Philips
an interesting fight for the place.
The scrmmage was mostly klckins
game, and while it was BRISK OF course the
absence of the regular varsity lineup maze
it less interesting than usual. The coHese
is not disturbed over the low score IN tne
Annapols game, though it was surprise
and a ppointment when 1t came But II
is probable that no other game this season
has done more to show the coacheS the
points on which improvement must De
worked for On the whole, the low score,
both for it's moral effect and its practical
lessons, may have proved blessing IN as
guise. Annapolis made fight that was Tar
beyond expectations and it was due to An
napoliS pluck as much as to IlSef weak
ness that 4 low score resulted.
Harvard Stars Get Rest.
BOSTON, Mass, October 16.-W. I. Reid
gave his first string warriors good rest
Yesterday, and few of the stars who Inquired
in Saturdays game against the Amherst
"Aggies'' played in the scrimmaSe yester-
day afternoon "Bill' Starr, the first string
quarter ack. who has been on the hos
pieal SQUAD for some time, returned yes
terday and had charge of the varsity In the
scrimmage Jack Wendell took the sig
nails at full back, and he will probably re-
main in that position fna bs uhI niu Aes'o "
Kidder of the junior class reported 10
Reid, and he will be welcome addltlon TO
the squad, as he tips the beam at more
than 300 pounds and has splendid prep
school reputation while playing at An
dover
Malcolm Donald, both old varsity tackles,
joined the coaching SIAN sesteluay R aa.ai
noon Crawford was identified with Dave,
CampDells 1901 championship eleven. and
Donald played on Ben Dfcbee's winning
team in 1898. There was no scoring IN the
scrimmage which lasted twenty-five MIN
utes.
Coaches Flocking to Yale.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, October 16.-The
regulars of the Yale foot ball eleven were
allowed another day of rest yesterday be-
cause of the hard game with Holy Cross
last Saturday. Hard work was the portion
of the first substitutes and scrubs Foot
ball was put under prohibition in Strong
school here because boy had his leg
broken last Saturday. The school prin-
cipals expect an order from the SupeIlh-
tendent of schools that vii! prohibit any
teams representing public schools here.
Although practice at Yale Field was tame,
interest looked up with the arrival of Frank
A. Hinkey, former captain, who came on
from the mines of Arizona to coach the
Yale end rushers. He will settle upon a
quartet George \. Adee also came and
took the quarter back substitutes in
charge Drop kicking will be given over
to the tutelage of former Mayor Vance Nc
Cormick of Harrisburg, Pa, who is ex-
pected tomorrow. Carl A. Flanders left to-
day to coach the Carlisle Indians.
Want Foot Ball Games.
The Holy Name Athletic Club foot ball
team would like to arrange games with