The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-03

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~ Tigers were not given a long
scrimmage yesterday, but il was
herce while il lasted. The light fresh
men team was lined up against the
hrst string FOR a twenty-minute period
Cunningham scored twice for the var
sity, but the youngsters were unable
10 score. The open game which the
freshmen played caused the heavy men
on the first string team a lot of trouble
but the ends showed surprising form
and prevented the Freshmen from scor-
ing on several open plays. Cunning
hams work on ofense and defense was
fine. He ploughed through the fresh
men line for big gains. BALM and
WEIGH were the stars of the afternoon
at end and held down their positions in
great form. During the second half
the varsity hned up against the scrub
eleven and pushed them down the field
for a touchdown. Then the coaches
gave the scrub the ball on the varsity's
Vineyard line, and try as they would.
they could not penetrate the stone wall
defense of the Tiger first string men.
Hart, Dawson, Read and McCrohan
were not in the scrimmage yesterday.
NEW HAVEN, Conn Nov. 3.-Imme-
diately after voting yesterday morning
in New York city, Gordon Brown. cap
tain of the ever-famous eleven of the
fall of 1900. came up TO spend his holi-
day coaching the Yale football team. He
spent most of his time with Substitutes
Brown and Bronson. who played yes
terday on the scrub team. Other
coaches who were at the field were
Holt, Beede and Paul Veeder. Preced-
ing the opening of the gates there was
an hour of secret practise, in which
Paufs knee was injured.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-Satisfed
that The team is on edge. and not wish
ing TO give any of the players a chance
to grow stale before the Lafayette
game next Saturday. the Pennsylvania
coaches gave the football team only
the lightest kind Of practise again yes
terday afternoon. As the day was hot
the coaches did away with most Of the
strenuous work and only drilled the
men in the minor details of the game.
Danny Hutchinson, the star fullback,
who has beer put of the game for the
past two weeks, INDUCED in the first
real practise since the accident which
put him out of the game.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Nov. 3.-With
forty-fiye minutes of the hardest kind
of scrimmage work Haughton gave the
Harvard varsity a hard test yesterday
afternoon. A number of substitutes
were used in the line and backheid,
but there vas no sign of
and the eleven went into the practise
game with an abandon that bordered
on recklessness. Minot's work was the
feature of the afternoon. His line
smashing completely demoralized the
scrub line, and with Long and Leslie
helping the runne it was easy for the
first team to score four touchdowns.
ITHACA, n. Y, Nov 2-Practise
was in secret again last night, and the
coaches ordered a complete review of
the plays 10 be used for the Harvard
game. After a long signal practise the
varsity lined up against the scrub and
succeeded in scoring one touchdown in
about ten minutes of play. After this
the freshmen were sent in against the
regulars and they kept the score to a
single touchdown. Baker ran the reg
ulars and kept them on the jump all
of the time. Tydeman and Krutsch
were in at halfback. Tydeman being
succeeded by Robb after a short period.