The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20
AUL VEEDER HERE ID COACH ELEVEN Till Enter Academic Senior Class and be Here All
 the Fall. ooNEY AT THE FIELD yalter Camp Shows Men How
 to Stand and How
 to Kick.
ooNEY AT THE FIELD
(By Fred Baker.)

Paul Veeder, who was hall pdch oll list falls football eleven, has come
 ack to Yale as permanent coach this # Ill with Billie Knox He arrived in
 lis city yesterday, but did not go to ae field, Veeder graduated from the ' hefield scientific school last June, 4nd this year will enter the senior
 lass of the academic department to 4hke further degree. He will &rrengthen the force of Yale coaches #his fall. This afternoon he will prob &tbly go to the field with the squad, N The coaches who have returned to 4 i've points to the candidates in the rst four days practice are Knox, shorse. Veeder, Al Sharpe. Jack Ows- ,. Av is expected any day and there is a Possibility that Shevlin may come Town from Hartford for day Wal 8hr Camp, who carried the Harvard Eleven down the field on his shoulders Nine day some twenty-seven years ago. 4Lnd who has been improving ever &ance. comes out to the practice nearly
 livery day.
 Walter Camp was at the field yes 4Eerday conferring with Head Coach #knox. After that he taught the can &#idates how to stand for starts, easing NSp on their knees for endurance. MT. &,anp also watched the back men try Running kicks under the direction or 4xnox. After this the back men tried Bunting and catching ard long pass Eng. Al Sharpe came down for 8yhile and taught them how to kick. T Captain Biglow and Johnnie Mack Coached the linemen at the other end Mi the field. The principal addition to Minis part of the squad was Cooney, {he giant center on last years fresh Than team. Cooney will undoubtedly E 5e center on the varsity this year, and T f anything should happen to him the keam would be almost fatally weaken <sd. Cooney has one entrance condi- &ion which might prevent him from Nolaying, but he has been plugging for &he past week and expects to pass It Eaext week The only other center is 4Dunbar, who is much inferior in
 weight to Cooney, but Dunbar for the fpresent is doing all the practice fn 2khe line ups and is taking special prac- |tice with the quarterbaolrs in the gym.
 lot in the morning.
 & The line men practiced long passing &again yesterday afternoon and little
 kicking. Johnnie Mack coached them 4 In starting and in picking up the ball Non the run, while Knox was teaching 5the backs to fall on the ball.
 Fred Murphy was on last years Freshman eleven and showed up finely sht practice yesterday, both in bunting #catching and falling on the ball. Coy MS another of last years freshman 8eleven who Is already doing good #IWork.
 f The eleven lined up again yesterday land had little signal practice. #When they started off Logan and
 Howard Jones were ends, Foster and
 Biglow tackles, Goebel and Parker |lguards, Dunbar center, Bomar, Berger Shalfbacks, Coy fullback, Dimes quar- 8terback Coming back Philbin went lin as full back, Watson and Murphy
 las halfbacks and Bingham as quarter #back.
 T A. D, Jones has gone to Exeter
 to help organize the Exeter squad and
 assist Hogan in starting the practice. 'fT A. D. played quarterback on the \ Exeter eleven before he came to Yale. Robbie Burch, who went to Cheney's sanitarium immediately after his ar Irival in the city, was at the field yes fterday watching the practice and will fprobably go out with the squad to- day or tomorrow. It was feared at
 first that he had ptomaine poisoning, but it, developed that he was suffering from only a bad attack of indigestion