The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-25
|NECKE AND BROWN
 l JOIN FOOTBALL SQUAD les Line Greatly Strength ened by Yesterdays Additions.
 BONG ELEVEN CERTAIN |king of Coy and Bomar
 Features of the
 Practice.
BONG ELEVEN CERTAIN
fBx Fred Baker.l

Ep IAS AhOll1Ol OL LWO ACW AA1CIlA- to the Yale squad yesterday after 8n the only weak places in the line H filled, Beinecke taking the place Tackle opposite Bigiow, and Brown &g in as guard opposite Goebel. fwn, who played on the freshman ent last year and who was disqual-
 so that he was unable to take in the big game, has passed off ahis subjects and will be with the sld all the fall He is a cousin of BIrwin and a nephew of Major John Bilson. Beinecke was in somewhat
 same fix in regard to his studies \ fall, but everything is satisfacto-
 low and he is pretty sure of place he eleven.
 she line as well as the back field
 presents a strong appearance. fre are several sets of ends with yard Jones and Robbie Burch as N strongest appearing pair just at $ent Both are very active, accu- H and good dodgers. Another good of ends is Logan and Alcott, and Harm contest for the places Tn the 4 games is anticipated. Pigott and *gdon, both of whom were out to .etice yesterday, will probably play &he games of less importance. Both .e greatly improved since last year. pr tackles there are Biglow and Fecke, tackles on the varsity and @hman elevens of last year Fos- Twill make a strong substitute. fbel and Brown as guards are a
 the equal of which none of the Tern colleges can produce. When EFadden of Princeton bucks up & nst Goebel at Yale field this fall Twill think he has struck stone
 of supernatural repulsive power. boney as center is an obstruction ðing like Gfbralter in fighting The eleven has three first-class rterbacks, TIA. D. Jones, who has led in that position ever since he
 red the university, Dimes, who
 led in several games last year and .gham, who was quarterback on last
 's freshman eleven.
 here are several excellent candi- es for the half and fullback posi- #s. Coy is probably the most prom
 g candidate for fullback with #eaton and Burke as good rivals.
 b Murphy and Bomar appear now & fullbacks, although someone with
 To experience may be given the
 Ference over the former this year.
 ger, Philbin, Mitchell and Warren ID strong list of substitutes. & spite of the warm weather yes- % ay afternoon the squad was given 2 hour and half of good stiff prac-
 The squad was somewhat en- X ted from the previous day and aft Xrotting around the field was di- & d as usual into the linemen and N backs Former Captain Jim Ho-
 coach of the Exeter, and Captain
 ow made the linemen fall on the
 practice bunting and passing and Il for half an hour they tackled & dummy becoming covered with 2 from the rain of the previous day pre they had finished. Assisting
 tain Biglow and Hogan was De-
 Corcoran, Yale 1887 who played
 stitute end his senior year and who In entertains the varsity eleven at 2home on the Hudson.
 Hack Owsley, Coach Knox and for IN Captain George Chadwick coach-
 the backs, the principal work be-
 the lineup being starts and punt
 It was in the bunting that Bomar
 Coy yesterday afternoon distin- \ hed themselves. Coy knocked the
 kin sixty-fve feet on one occasion
 both he and Bomar punted over
 y feet several times.
 pngdon, who may be a substitute
 was practiced before the evening
 penter, snapping the ball back for bunting. T. A. D. Jones and some .the veteran candidates made espe- 'ly difficult catches.
 |Ipr about twenty minutes before the Attice ended an eleven was lined UT
 signal drill The lineup of the < eleven was: Ends. Burch and H fes; tackles. Beinecke and Bigelow { rds, Goebel and Brown; center 4ney; quarterback. T, A. D. Jones anc
 es; half backs, Bomar and Berger I back, Coy.
 &he first scrimmage of the fall will
 held this afternoon between the frs
 len which lined up yesterday and { bnd eleven to be chosen from tht
 er candidates. The men have beer
 bred to leave the gymnasium in thu 7rt preliminary practice the eleveni 4 line up. The scrimmage will las hut half an hour.
 HARVARD LOSES GLASS.