Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-01

even the slightest infrdt ton OF them.
The Indians do. not seem ia anticipate
much trouble i'm handling Princeton to-
morrow. but the coaches are constantly
rautfoniug them against overconfidence
R1tf l-r, PLAYERS and hackfieId men went
through IT, air races As well as could he
desired. Tackle. we're made with as much
strenuous effort as if they were played in
a bic game and all Of the complicated
plays were run off nicely
us pd1-
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md ,ra -1,,r,r, of tho mast Tor, DAVIS stf1
.o,,,i,,,c- nnrirg = tventv-five-minute
...,f,,,r,.,e-e Yesterday afternoon the var
,..-.-,.o3 ~. ,,,,.o -, ti,o second team
ma tiar ,rro,g1 ma FAINT Of its own
Exchanges OF punts were the order of the
rlav. and Burr. on a punt TO the second
teanIs thirty-y ard-lne. booted a tvtster
. which the secod quarterback. Wilmer,
lei ct hv him. Wendell WIS after the
/ leather like a cat but missed it. and
finally Starr recovered the ball the
ward line and carried it across for the
/ only tally Of the. day.
{ Theodore Roosevelt ir. pIaVed the game
/ of his life at right end in he second and
/ showed immense Improvement over any
! work he has done previously this fall.
| He recovered = punt in mastery fashion.
/ made some extremely neat tackles and
l
| forward mass WAS not used often and
/ invariably was a failure Burr and Star
tried them for the varsity
/ Charlie Daly streugthened the seconds
/ by TIaying At quarterback on the offense
gnl Nc Too f~iod forward masses but
always semi them over the middle of the
. line DaIy cot off some fine punts
/ fI7ough and made = competitor worthy of
| 52urr Team nIay was conspicuous for its
! ,heence and the interference was futile.
|
Another Change at Yale.
! NEW HAVEN Conn November l.
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elevens will meet at Springfield Mass,
tonight to decide upon the officials for
the annual game and the eligibility of the
players
Another change of importance was made
at the Yale foot ball practice yesterday
afternoon. Carroll tO0ne} was deposed
a. is'' Etnu' mhetr ne ,,ds pi"E =" 9
He Vas dtsnIaced af center week ago
because his passing was unsteady. Fos-
ter. formerly substitute tackle. was tried
IN his place at guard and the change may
. be permanent. CDngdon WAS laid off at
/ center. Dunbar getting chance TO snap
/ back the ball but this change was de-
/ signed to rest tongdon rather than be
! cause his work has been unsatisfactory
! Paige appeared for the first time since he
was ihi'iti bttt lil''It IL ilttIf' tlldlct oi
his playing before the Princeton game.
Application for tickets for the Yale
Princeton game close today Seats for
:~'.HD people have been built. and already
/ more than 2J,uG0 applications have been
/ received
The varsity had 25-minute scrimma se
/ yesterday, scoring five times. four Of the
t"uchdowns being made on line attacks,
In which the regulars swept the second
team from midtield. Morris Ely, DR. Billy
/ Bull. GOss. Ned Glass and Rora back were
the new coaches present. Ely spent two
hours with the substitute quarterba Cks
Dimes and Bingham.
c;l:
on NOTES.
| The forward pass. which was introduced
for the purpose of opening I'D the game.
b.s ,,nsa+ ~. ,1.r,, ~ H.,
','e pans 81 ','e Dig universities.
A' MUS Vi Ua'sl'' 1901 oai nave
gone astrdy. ana former great coaches
are now at
| Coach Mccoy OF the University of Maine
saws that Rroyvp has , hacL +4aid No., e.
. 49,, ; 80
/ even SupeI i"r 70 lldrNa ara lie predicts
/ mat Brown viii cross the Crimson goal
/ line when the teams meet next Saturday.
/ capt. folWell and ZieSler of Pennsyl-
/ yania have not yet reported for practice.
! IHey are suffering from injuries and over
/ WORN lheE are expected to get into to-
/ MORO" game.
ready Roosevelt, Jr.' who was supposed
/ 20 nave q'ii' Iocl pan altogether, because
4 OF an injured knee, mas put in an dp-
peafance at Cambridge, after two weeks
absence
/ Inc MIddies are working hard Tor the
game with west Point. They have reached
the halfWay point or their schedule and
! they had rather lose every other game
/ than be defeated by the Army.
roster Rockwell, head of the Yale eleven
last year, attended the Cornell-Prlnceton
/ game. tie says that the Tigers have "a
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princeton BACK ield Is powerful and d
! hard one TO navigate
mere IS one point that Yale WI have
on PHnceton when they clash. Coy IS a
much better holSter than any man on the
( Princeton team. Not since the days OF
De w itl nave the Tigers mao nrSt-c!asS
Haverford Saturday PROMISES to he a GOOD