Evening star., 1907-10-30
Indians No Longer Merely
Mechanical Players.
PRINCETON WORKING HARD
Harvard's Captain Once More Back
in the Scrimmage.
YALE SCRUBS BEAT REGULARS
Races in Mud at Jamaica and PIN
lico-Baldwin Bests Sullivan.
Golf Honors for Campbell.


Golf Honors for Campbell.
The Ind ans have gradually assimilated
Tn. genius Of foot ball says close stu
dent Of the gridrnn game. Formerly
tl., piayed mechanical. brainiess foot
ba :. dtd what they had / cen taught and
nothing more. They TOW play with keeA
understanding Th.y are well grounded
in thu. fundamentals Their tackllng Is
fierce "a. urate ami sharp, they are al
WAYS with the ball. they tumble but little
and their ratching of punts is in the main
good thy seem to have acquired Inc
ability to she up plays which they lacked
some IT.. ago and which constitutes real
foot ball instinct and gen!us. The o.
fense Is carefully y AIMED and well eN-
eCutei.
This critic points .ut that in the Penn
sylvania game IIauser, the fnllhack,
kicked two goals from placement ia sCrim-
images There is a heap uI difference be
tween Placement k,' ktng from a faIr
catch and from scr.mmagt, and two goals
o. tn. latter description IN one game are
decidedly rare. The Indians seem to nave
been paying good deal OF attention 10
this comparatively neglected method OF
acqui; ;iuG points. tf"ugn Yale has had II
in m3nd and has b 'cn practcing II some
II Is a matter Of history that the lndlanS
have developed several remarkable XIX
e-s-tlIat is kickers iOT immediate points
AS dIsjiusus shed from DunterS. hudson
WIS one. ~ the best drop kiCkvTS the gam"
over produced. then came johnson anu
now lfauS.~. The history of the kicking
DEPART II.aut Of foot bal. should 1t ever be
written. viii form most interesting vol
ume and viii include Dewitt of Princeton
Tor his FUatIng and place kicking. Min
ell OF Ya'- Us probably the most accurate
puuter tn game ha: known, Burr OF
Harvard for his 'Olg. we'll placed puntS,
Brooke OF PENNSYLVANIA for his wonderful
spirals and the three Indians mentioned.
The forward pass used so succ ly
bv tire Indians is modelled on Yale 5 long
pass OF last year. aud il IS somewhat II
,uIlr that there has not been more OF II
this year The Navy iS working 1t pretty
well however. According to the exert
tfiorsd above the Longest forward used
10y the Indians last Saturday netted thlr-
Jy-tvo yards. As 20 the proportion of
-nrwaId passes hat are successful last
saturday ) game may he a far sample.
Two 0ut of five Of Tho Pennsylvania
passes were successful, while seven out
of eighteen tried by tie Indians went
through
Yale Varsity Beaten.
NEW HAVEN. Ortober 3O.-The Yale
foot ball scrub team not only succeeded
IN brdtinS the regulars yesterday after
noon by taking the ball over the goal line
for the only touchdown mad" during the
day. but almost scored a second time.
Thc prartic. WAS heightened out to twice
thu time the coaches intended in order
that the regulars might have a chance
10 escape defeat ana Tie the score. but
after playing thirty-iNe minutes tn"
varsity had another close call, and the
drill was stopped.
Andrus, Ihc giant guard was called on
70 tear up the varsity after the scrubs
had worked the ball to the l5-yard line.
and he made the touchdown. The scrubs
took the ball at tn" regulars 41-yard
lin" on an exchange Of punts lJ-yard
Logan. helped some. and Then the scrubs
spIic the varsity line in two for the re
manning distance.
Overall. end rush on the scrub team.
gave Ia" varsity th@ ; c"nd scare He
Intercepted a long pass and ran 80 yards
TO the VarstyS 2J-yard line before he
was tackled. IT was bad day for Tad
Jones. He was plainly out of form,
and his generalshlp was so poor that the
coaches relieved him in the middle of
the practice. Dimes took his place, and
drove the varsity 90 yards on repeated
lirn attacks, taking the ball to the
scrubs 5-yard line before being he'd.
This was the only time the scrubs goal
Tigers Work Hard.
PRINCETON. n j. October 3o.-A gen
e-al shake-up occurred in the Prince
tun iiue yesterday, a. the coaches were
far from satisfied with the work against
Cornell In spite Of the fact that the
Carlisle game is only four days off
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'Ape'i i'Ii""' WIN 'ht sudiu' anu tachIeS
Waller was deposcd and his place was
given tn Sirsling while buckingham went
tr-at Irfr tackle and MacFadyen returned
H. hts old posftion at right guard Whether
OF not this shift will be permanent is not
known
Tn. s-ri-unapc which was held after
tr.. gates mad been thrown omen at 4
o.-.ark. looked Xix. q Carlisle game ON
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expected today.
Fumbling at Harvard.
CARTRIDGE Mass October 30