The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-28

New Haven, Sept. 2S.-The Yale foot ball team will have it's last stay prac- tice this afternoon before the opening of the season with Wesleyan to-mor- row and although four veterans will be missing from Old Ellis ranks there is no anxiety regarding the outcome. Goebel and Andrus have not as yet reported. Murphy is stil laid up with malaria and Coy is in the hospital. While their absence will not probably be noticed in to-morrow's game. it may prove serious when the Yale team lines up against Syracuse on October 2nd Yale's probable lineup for to- morrow is as follows: Left end, Cap tain, Logan; left tackle, Hobbs; left guard, Cooney; center, Hyde; right guard. Brown: right tackle, Liney; right end. Haines; quarterback. John son; left halfback, Field; right half back. Daley; fullback. Philbin.
 Games Tomorrow.
 Harvard vs Bates at Cambridge.
 Yale vs. Wesleyan at New Haven.
 Penn vs. Ursinus at Philadelphia.
 Amherst vs Norwich U. at Amherst.
 Brown vs. Rhode Island at Provi- dence.
 Lehigh vs. Lebanon Valley at South Bethlehem.
 Dartmouth vs Massachusetts Aggies at Hanover.
 Cambridge, Mass, Sept. 2s.-The first injuries resulting from the football practice at Harvard occurred yester- day when H. P. Pirnie, of Worcester, left end on the scrub team. broke his arm in a hard tackle. He will not be- able to play again this year. The scrub" team fullback had punted the ball down the field to the quarterback, OF1aherty, and Pirnie made an un- usually hard tackle of the latter. which resulted in his injury.
 nf Cbinaoa the rpO1Jjar left ha1fback, was also laid out for a time after a rush yesterday and had to be replaced by a substitute. It is expect ed he will be in the practice again to- day.
 The practice scrimmages yesterday were the hardest and toughest of the season to date.
 Annapolis, Md. Sept. 2s-Fullys req lizing that only IRe most thorough l,9c ef. f. the Naval Academy, which will have a chance of success against the mili- tary cadets, ninety candidates for the team, the largest Srst day crowd for many seasons. turned out yesterday The head coach, Berrien. gave out the following list of fourth class men who will be transferred to the regular squad: Austen, Hall. Busch. Fenn Gates. Nelson. Reininger, Vaill. Coch-  Clarkson. Seiller, Page, Loynochen Miller, King Smith and Agrell. Most of these are backs and ends Few possess the requisite weight fQ1 1 the line, where good men are m3et needed Brandt. who has substituted | for Slingluff for three years. will start 1 the season at centre. He is regarded nearly as good as his predecessor. The | big problem is at the tackles. where Anderson, Merring, King, Zenor ano l c. o. Wright |are the most promising possibilities.
 1 Ithaca, N. Y., Sept. 2S.-Four Cornel I elevens went through strenuous defen- siye practice yesterday. The teams die 1 not. get down to a real scrimmage l however. Baker. quarterback, is prov l ing himself a whirlwind on the long l forward pass. Wood. Blass and Hars are also promising quarterback ma I terial.
 1 O'Conner, of Andover. was one of tht backs yesterday on the first eleven l Tydenlan went back to his place, a l left half. and Harrington was also 1T ] the line
 The regular coaches were assisted ] byss four additional alumni yesterday I willard Behan. donor of the BehaI