Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-05

meeting announced that all the colleges
in the east had placed the appointment of
and that 1t depended absolutely on the Of
ficials to make a success OF the supervision
being attempted.
Walter Camp then undertook the con-
duct Of the meeting and declared that by
the adoption of the present plan greater
uniformity Of Interpretation Of the code
had been secured and greater efficiency had
been reported from every side. The meeting
was then thrown open for technical dis
cussion and the rules taken up seeking for
the purpose Of clearing up all antiquities
and insuring absolute uniformity in en-
forcement The result of the discussion will
be codifed and officially distributed
Among those who attended the meeting
were:
Fred Murphy, Brown; w. II. Corbin,
Yale; J. B. PendletOn Bowdoin: N. P.
ington. Harvard; c. 8. Williams. Pennsyl-
vania; Al Sharpe. Yale: Robert Towey.
Pennsylvania; W. H. Edwards. Princeton;
8. B. Newton. Pennsylvania; A. E. Whit
Ing. Cornell: w. N. Morice. Pennsylvania:
NJ J. Thompson. Georgetown; Fred Gillen-
der, Pennsylvania: Herman Olcott. Yale;
]. H. Nouids, Pennsylvania: G. A. Sigmund
Lafayette; w. F. Tyler. Princeton; Lieut..
Hackett West Point: W. r. Okeson. Lee
high: Joseph Dunbar. Pennsylvania Dental
College; w. E. McCarty, Georgetown: F.
A. Godcharles. Lafayette: J. NJ Wolfe.
Bucknell: w. s. Langford, Trinity: A. M.
Langford Trinity: George Wallbridge. La
fayette, and A. w. Risley, Colgate.
The central board will appoint officials
for $50 different games. Announcement of
the list will be made later.
First Line on New Men.
PRINCETON, N. j., October 5.-Today's
game with Stevens will offe- chance to
get the first line on the new men who will
have to be depended on by Princeton this
season. The feeling is one Of considerable
uncertainty as to the ability of the team,
owing to the loss of many expert line
men. The backfield Is confidently expected
to give a good account of Itself. The
string Of backs that will enter the game
today is, with one exception, the same as
the trio who were SO effective last year.
Capt. Mccormick is unusually capa-
bic fullback. combining with his 1856
pounds of weight great speed. which makes
him a formidable line plunger. His punt
ing Is consistently good. Harlan at left
halfback is one Of the most valuable men
on the team for his speed and kicking
ability Read, a sophomore Is the new
member of the back field. He has shown
great dash and steadiness in practice so
fa-. though he can hardly be said to make
UP for the loss OF Ruion- Miller. Eddie Dill
lon at quarterback is considered the MAIN
stay OF the team because of his individual
play and gener alsh:p.
Wister at left end, Phillips at center
and Walter at right guard are the only
line Buckingham and Sieglng. the two
new tackles, have weight and may be de-
pended on to put up good fight.
McFadyen at right guard comes here
with go pounds weight and a reputation
made at Exeter. but his play so faS has
not fully justified expectations.
Yale Ready for Syracuse.
NEW HAVEN, October 5-The final prac-
tice of the Ya.e varsity eleven before
the game with the strong Syracuse
team was he'd at Yale Field yesterday aft
ernoon, and the varsity was unable to score
on the second eleven at any time through
the practice.
Forward passes by Murphy and Wheaton
and kicks by Coy made long gains for the
varsity, but at no time did the team get
within ten yards of the goal.
George Chadwick. captain In 1902, be-
came anxious and went out to coach the