The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-01
.COND ELEVEN SCORES AGAINST TIE VARSITY .ilbin Makes a Touchdown After Eighty Yard
 Run. 'HEAT0N SHOWS UP WELL nety Freshmen Report for Practice for Class
 Team.
HEATON SHOWS UP WELL

Tor the first time this fall yesterday
 ernoon the second eleven scored on \ varsity at Yale field In one of the test scrimmages of the year. Phil
 who was playing halfback on the fiond eleven, got the ball after kick Coy, had been blocked by Andrus 1 guard on the seconl eleven, and ran s h 1t 80 yards, making a touchdown ! Bsely followed by BigloW and Page,
 tackles on the first eleven. #nstead of kicking a goal from place #ns as would have been done in a 8,ular game, the coaches had the 8vens line up abous 20 yards from
 goal, putting wheaton in at half
 ck on the second eleven to give him
 chance to kick. Wheaton, the first
 ,t out of the box, mad9 beautiful
 op kick, sending the pigskin sailing
 dway between the posts.
 After Wheaton had kicked the goal
 was put in at halfback on the first ven and played there the rest of
 afternoon, At no time after the
 St goal, which was made during the
 st three minutes of play, was the
 al of the varsity eleven in danger. e line of the second eleven did not A,ak, but was pushed back gradually, } varsity making short gains. An 8us on the second eleven was tower strength and the other members of 6e team kept together around him, Fitting up a strong resistance on the Firstly.
 BAfter many successive attacks the krsity hammered the second eleven to EA ten yard line. Dimes, who was put ~ as quarterback, succeeding Jones, Sssed the ball to Wheaton on the ten 8rd line, who went around the end 3r touchdown. Dimes was given the Sll to kick from placement and kicked Ngoal
 NThis ended the scrinnv1age for the af- a-noon, probably the hardest scrim- Hsge of the year. The backs and ends Nsre then given special practice in sinting, passing, catching and tack ag the dummy.
 Wheaton was given special coaching < Z ID nr lR,lll tFho was the leading Yale 2sker back in the sos and who has Zen turning out crack army elevens Yer since Dr.aBull expects to make Wheaton star Yale kicker. ant \ showed Up wonderfully well yes. HSday From the twenty-five yard line 4 kicked seven goals in sue ,ession Eom the thirty yard line three, iron ae thirty-fve yard line three and on, 85m the forty yard line, all withou hiking miss The second trial on thu E.ty yard line was failure. #Another feature of the afternoon! sactice was the long distance forward ssing by T. A. D. Jones. The othei ssmbers of the squad were put through Everal minutes drill in this work. RUp to the present time ninety fresh. sen have reported as candidates fol eir class eleven The squad Is not heavy as the one last year, end Rany of the men show signs of yer mt freshness, but the coaches say
 
 Heven as the one last year which was t scored on.
 From Marshall of the senior class is A te head coach this year and his as. Bstant is Gordon AWchincloss, a mem of last June's victorious crew. Each \ v Captain L. H, Biglow sends over e of the varsity men to help coach A. D. Jones Is to give the candidates NJ quarterback special drill the com Sg few days, and this afternoon Cap. < in Biglow will go over and coach the lckles.
 Gordon Brown. 1901, whose clever sarked the high tide in the history oi sotball at Yale. will arrive in the cit
 e latter part of the week and remair $r three days to give special drill tc
 e guards. He will have excellent ma. s srial to work with-last years fresh
 an guards, Goebeland Brown Anoth famous guard who will arrive nex Saek is Ed Glass. with whom Goebe i Is been compared on several occasions
 ass will only remain here a few days