The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-12
LIGHT WORK FOR
 YALE PLAYERS Paige the Only Regular in the Line Up for Scrimmage
 Yesterday. COACHES STILL COMING Jim Hogan, Tom Shevlin and Frank Hinkey Here
 for Linemen.

Following Saturdays hard game against Brown, most of the Yale play CTS showed up for work yesterday af- ternoon at Yale field. The varsity did not line up against the scrubs as is usual, but two teams of about equal ealihre were picked and sent against each other. All except Murphy ana Brides were at tho field. Bomar spent great deal of time in kicking from placement as he win probably do about all this for Yhln in the coming two big games. Wheaton was at the field and did little drop kicking, with his right leg for the first time since he was injured.
 Alcott was given individual coaching for the end position by two of the greatest ends Yale ever had, Frank Hinkey, captain in 1893 and 1894 and Tom Shevltn, captain in 1905. The arr rival of both these players was sur prise. Hinkey had written that he could not possibly come, and sudden ly bobbed up Saturday in time to see Yale trim Brown. Shevlin had been in the east during the fall, but it was thought he had gone west again, Both did active coaching work at the field yesterday.
 / Another star who was very welcome was Jim Hogan. who came down from Exeter to-day and who will probably be here the remainder of the season. Ho- gan helped drill the tackles. The other coaches there were Carl Flanders, Clint Roraback, Johnnie Hall, Foster Rock well, Head Coach Knox, Paul Weed CT, Olcott, who was Gordon Browns center, Ralph Boomer, and Walter Camp. With these coaches large amount of individual work was pos- sible
 Howard Jones, the only Yale player injured in Saturdays game against Brown, was at the field yesterday, but did not get into the scrimmage. He will be in to-day, Philbin was again at the field after weeks layoff as the result of having his leg pierced by a lead pencil.
 The principal return to the scrirn- mage was that of H. Ray Paige, who has been off with an injured leg for over two weeks. Paige will probably be able to play against both Princeton and Harvard.
 The playing was ragged when the eletens lined up for the scrimmage. on account of the fact that the men were not used to playing with each other. The second eleven and substitutes were split up to make the teams. For the first eleven most of the gain were made by Ted Wylie, but he several times fumbled the ball. Bingham played at quarter on the first eleven and had as his backs Wylie, Wheaton and Berger, The second eleven made several gains against the first, but finally the first made touchdown, wylie carrying the ball over the line. The scrimmage did not last over ten minutes.
 Tad Jones, Dimes, Brides, Murphy, Goebel Foster, Cooney Coy, H. Jones. Congdon, Biglow, Bonar were not in the scrimmage Following is the line- up:
 Varsity. Position. Scrub. Beebe ...............,t........ Hagen
 Left end. Paige ........................ Thornton
 Left tackle. broWn s..''s''sss'''''''',.. -FaIkS
 Left guard. Dunbar ,...........'...'.,..s Bldute
 Center
 Andrus ...,................ BoggS
 Right guard. Beebe .....,................ Hobbs
 Right tackle. Burch ...........,........... Logan
 Right end. Bingham .................s..... GarOe
 Quarterback. Berger ...............-....... Veeder Left hal6back. Wheaton .......................M Mitchell Right halfback. Fullback.
 FOOTBALL RESULTS.