Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-24
THE oRIDIRoN ALL THE TEAMS
 ARE SHAPING UP
Yale Was in Two mizups Ysstsr. day and One Trainer Was
 Hurt : Other News.


 New Haven, Sept 24.-The Yale
 football eleven was in two mixups yesterday, a trolley accident and a
 scrimmage. the first of the season
 in both departments. While on the
 way to the field in their special troll
 ley large white touring car
 whirled suddenly around the corner of Dwight and Chapel streets ana ran into the electric car. The
 trainers, who were on the front seat of the trolley, were injured ana the members of the team shaken up. Joe Bergman, one of the trainers. was so badly injured that he had to be taken to a nearby hospital.
 At the field occurred the first scrimmage Pop Corey was the quarterback of the scrub team and successfully directed 1t against the varsity. The playing was all Tn the varsity territory and the scrubs real ly made a touchdown, although IL wasn't allowed. One of the features of their attack was the excellent use of the forward pass from Corey to Neidle, the left end, and to Van Sinderen, the right end. Many or the gains were due to this. After five minutes of play the scrubs lost the ball on the two-yard line when Corey tried forward pass which was interrupted by Bingham, the varsity quarter. Coy punted down the field and in trying to tackle Cha mute, who had the ball, Hobbs, the old Dartmouth tackle, cut his head.
 The varsity lineup was: Logan, left end; Hobbs, left tackle; Brown, left guard Riddle, center; Goebel, right guard; Cooney, right tackle; Burch, right end; Bingham, quarter back; Philbin, left halfback; Mur- phy, right halfback; Coy, fullback.
 Princeton. N. J., Sept 24.-Foot- ball started with a rush yesterday at Princeton when 61 candidates appeared on University field and were sent through short but wig orous drill in some elementary for nations. It was the latest football beginning in Princeton for years. Head Coach Roper and four assist ants in togs yesterday. They were Jim Mccormick, last years captain and All-American fullback; Ned liar Ian, last years All-American half back and drop kicker; Steve Me Clave and Jack Mum, halfbacks Of on recent Princeton teams. Although the work was brief it was full of vim.
 Ithaca, N. Y., Sept 24.-A thick pail of smoke and haze coupled with heavy muggy weather took the spirit out of the Cornell practice yesterday. though the ends and backs made marked progress. Pope of East Orange, N. J., who when freshman was hurt in the Chi Psi fraternity house fire in which seven men lost their lives, has all of the earmarks of a star. He is showing up fast in practice and yesterday handled the forward pass with accuracy. Far rington, a former Wisconsin star freshman, is looming up at tackle. Pope was used at bunting with Walders and the ends and halfbacks were coached in the use of the for ward pass. Thirty-seven men were put yesterday, the new corners being | Kelly, a sub-center of former years; 1 Pavek, who was On, the freshman team two years ago; Cornwall, a | Hoffman and White.
 Hanover. N. H., Sept 24.-The | Dartmouth football squad was put through the first scrimmage yester- lay afternoon. The work lasted lbout fifteen minutes. Yesterdays york ended Dartmouth's first week If football Morning and afternoon practices have been in vogue from he first, but will now be discontin- led owing to the opening of college exercises to-day. Of last years men Dartmouth will lose four and proba- ,ly five. Captain Johnny Glaze graduated in June, Baldwin, Stuart md Saxon will not return. Lang, he star tackle, has become a bene- Iict and it is not positively known hat he will not return.
 Carlisle, Sept 24.-The Carlisle ndian football team defeated Le- anon Valley college eleven here yes erday afternoon by a score of 39 to !, the first half ending 22 to 0. hummer heat prevailed, making the ontest, although it consisted of but Ifteen minute halves, trying on the layers. From start to finish the borigines,. who very little out weighed the stocky collegians, had he contest their own way. Carlisle made several fumbles, but worked er forward passes with more sue ess than she did against Conway iall last Saturday.
 Thirty men trotted out on Ford am field yesterday afternoon for heir first taste of football Coach toward Gargan sent the men trough the usual hardening pro- esses. such as bunting, going down he field under the ball and tackling. aptain Leon Fitzpatrick moved rom the tackle position to center. light of last years varsity donned lits. The ten second halfback, cary, rated as one of the best in le country, is back at college There
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