The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-23

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true. To-day the coaches tried 70 patch
up the weakness and by the end Of the week
the whole eleven is likely to be working ike
Harlan did the hisaPps tS-d,fSyy : d STEADY
under the leather with increasing skill His
punts twirl high and long with q rapid up
S %sTs E e Sys%s duel betTs. Sus EN- 10 and e t E R E
star. Bill Church was on the coaching stan
to-day. He paid special attention to the
New. HAVEN. Oct. .22-Ths, Yale squad
showed no ~ effects OF the hard game satuI5
Forbes and Morse played the entire scrim-
mage this afternoon. Tad Jones was also
was !" able to 20 any distance. The freshmen
were the opponents Of the varsity. and the
kids put up a f fSsv oG pn6ettsd y t See ball alien in
mldield and carried IL almost TO the VARSITY
line before losing IT, Then Berger, pIayths
N AnOe p, and a and tT'S went more than the
len 9Th of the field &C. a score. He received
the ball back of the varsity line. making MS
Forbes for a time to-day was shifted from
left tackle 70 left end, replacing h3Thrd
spot and may become a fixture there. Needer
was taken from the back nSld for z whiss
and put in at duarterback. Inc c3acheS II1
present sub, and because veeder Is a better
kicker and a stronger man on defence, Inc
only extra coach, out today vas hInney'
the former tackle and guard. lie Iook
charge OF the centre men.
WEST POINT, Oct, 22.- With several Of the
men still feeling the effects OF Saturdays
game Head Coach Graves allowed no scrlm-
mage TO- today %.D a x. IGps signal iSpSar Srr sS@e H %Ss
plays that will be perfected for the harvard
game. After the many rearrangemeHts o.
looks as II finally settled. Weeks started
end in the Trinity and Colgate games: and
tackle. Erwin going In at guard in Jenkins.s
place and Moose playing end. julien rlfnt
tackle, was not out to-day. but H. II. Sh'tCh
got in the signal practice.
CAMBRIDGE. Oct. Galapagos football
Gus that II has been this season. There was
no Grimm &c even for the subs. The coaches
mana ged TO accomplish things. however,
plays which will probably be used against
the soldiers at West Point on saturday. .
S Ssat tbs hi Hudson y v wisS j ST%n fo S% p pGe l''s and
an attack that was almost criminally weak,
but this year the coaches are giving the team
army line. Another new feature was the
use OF the goal from placement behind the
line Of q 'T,[ dT mag. I DSart Ssp Coaches 9Ss S SsSe
teams but Harvard has never tried II before.
the string. for when perfected it is a good
scoring play. Frank H~allOwell.. one Of the
family that has given HARVARD three well
known ends. was out, coaching tho ends in
going down the field under kicss to-day,
Durham, after a week Of easy work. because
Of an injured shoulder, did the regular work
with the end squad to-day. Waldo Pierce,
who was started at right tackle on Saturday
was not out to-day on account OF an. injury
TO his wrist received in the Springfield train;
ing school game. II Is not serious. but will
keep him out Of the practice for a few days. .
Coach Reid's announcemen in the Harvard
union last Friday night that this was his last
year with the eleven has caused a lot OF talk
| among the undergraduates. most OF whom
| believed that Reid had come TO remain a.
the permanent head Of HaTvard's football.
When Reid took charge OF the team last
year he came under a two years contract.
lie would not discuss the matter to-day.
but ii is generally believed that he will not
be allowed to make his nnal decision about
leaving until after the close OF this seas on.
In his talk last Friday Reid said that the
reduction Of the number OF injuries was not
| due to the new game. He said that the coaches
had learned certain things regarding the
causes OF injuries through mistakes made
last year, and they were not making these
have been Just as few injuries under the
! old game. said Reid.