Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-09
GRIDIRoN NOTES.

Tomorrow the freshmen teams of
 Princeton and Yale meet at Prince
 ton. Neither has been scored upon. Unless the Indians forget to be-
 have as they have in recent seasons.
 Harvard will have to be on the alert
 tomorrow.
 Eddie Dillon. captain and quarter
 back on the Princeton team, is down
 pretty fine and the coaches are wor-
 Irving somewhat oyer his condition. Coaches of the Lafayette team may
 use two sets of backs in tomorrow s
 game against Pennsylvania in aoae
 of sweeping the Quakers aside by
 display of speed in the attack. Harry Mccormick. the former
 Giant ball player. is planning to or
 ganize a football team of western
 stars to play the Massillon, O., pro-
 fessionals in Chicago Thanksgiving
 day.
 The great Eckersall of Chicago says that he never kicked a field goal from mid-field as reported. The long
 est drop kick he ever made was from the 45-yard line. Commendable mod esty. Paul Smith, manager of athletics at De Pauw university, had his pock- ct picked while returning with the receipts of the Indiana game. \ roll containing $365 was lost in the tr;cx play.
 Brown will have it's star center, Conklin. in the game against Yale tomorrow. He has been kept ou ! because of his studies. Conklin is one of the steadiest men playing the position in the east.
 In the annual Groton-St Marks school football game Wednesday, George Foster Sanford was an inter- ested but displeased spectator. He coached the losing St Marks eleven. He may now turn to Yale.
 Harlan of the Princeton team kicked seventeen goals from the field out of twenty chances yesterday. He tried five from the 4S-lard line and three of them sailed over the cross bars as straight as an arrow.
 Trainer Keene Fitzpatrick fears that his Michigan charges will get stale. and he has ordered some of the stars to rest. The men have been so eager to get started for Philadelphia to tackle Penn that they have over worked.
 There appears to have been just a bit of obstinacy in the policy of Coach Folsom of Dartmouth in stick ing to old style football. Just be- cause a man doesn't like the new rules Is no sound excuse for impair ing the chances of his team.
 Jack Hayden. the Boston American league baseball player. who had some | teeth kicked out by Hobe Ferris on | the Highlanders' field last season. is the Western Reserve uni versity football team. His services are in demand as quarterback by elevens.
 Lieutenant Hsekett. T.. $. A.. who is to referee the Yale-Princeton | game. will be one of the umpIres in the Haryard-Indian game Harvard I has employeI the two umpire system more extensively than any of the others. Bill Edwards will be the umpire of the Pennsyivania-I.afay- cite contest. The list of officials for lhe Yale-Prinee,on game has been f completed by the selection of Fred the former Brown end. for Iinesnan.
 College faculties persist in insist ing that the football candidates do | 'ome studying Four members of the Bowdoin varsity eleven have fallen by the wayside for not keepfng up 10 the required mark in their stud es. Draper. fullhack: Garcelou. light tackle. Stanley. left guard. and Boynton. center. will not be allowed 10 play again this seaeon- Draper is I he best punfsr of the squad and the uB of hin and the okhees wfi1 f1- t .rsoss Dgvo1la's treuboo+ fu ths ,sloy cd uains eo1ouo4 U