The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-22
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 additions to the Yale football squad were Ted Lilley and Fred Daley. both of whom. won their Ys last fall. Lilley is the son of the late Gov. George l. Lilley. He played left tackle in the Princeton and West Point games. Daley is a Cambridge boy and before coming to Yale was captain at And over. Both are in fine shape for the coming season.
 There was somewhat of a surprise when the freshmen and varsity squads were separated. This took place inn nlediately upon the arrival of George Richardson. the coach appointed this summer by Capt. Coy. Besides the bunting. passing and falling on the ball there was a little tackling of the dummy. but the men are not yet quit. hard enough for this. Walter Camp bility that Phi1bin will be used for fullback until the return of Gov In the lineup of the first team yesterday were found the following men: Logan, left guard; Hyde. centre; Greenough, right guard; Parker, right tackle; Haines. right end; Johnson. quarter back; Holt, left halfback: Daily. right
 Cambridge. Sept. 22.-Yesterday's practice of the Harvard football team saw a separation of sthe squad into first and second teams and the first lineup of a full first eleven. Hence forth the first team will dispense with morning practice, which has been or dered hitherto for the whole squad. The second team, under Coaches Der by. Cutting and Kennard, will con- sions @ day.
 At the end of an hours hard drill on the fundamentals. the coaches form ed two full elevens from the first team and substitutes and had a. half hour of signal drill. As Mckay, Minot and Fisher. who are counted on for the first team. are out for a few days, substitutes had to be used in their places, but otherwise the lineup was probably the sang as will be seen in
 Houston, left end Forster. left tackle; Dunlap. left guard; P. D. Smith, cen tre: West. right guard: Fish. right tackle: Blanchard and G. G. Browne, H. c. Leslie left halfback: Corbett, right halfback; Morrison, fullback
 Princeton, Sept 22-With the first regular call for Princeton football can didates coming to-day a half dozen coaches appeared on the field. includ- ing Jim Mccormick, Phil King, John Poe, Harold Short, Ros Sheffield and T. E. Butkiewitz. the former Prince ton and Pennsylvania tackle. There
  had two hours of good hard work. Of last, years regulars only Capt. Sieg- ling, Cunningham, Dawson. Bergen, Waller. NcFradyen. were on hand. but they worked as hard as anybody and for about half an hour lined up against a scrub line for charging prac- tice.
 Yesterdays drill included little of nearly every Kind of football, from falling on the ball to simple forma- tions. Capt. Siegling, Woodle and Crystie did some fair kicking, and Sawyer, last years star freshman quarter miller, received a long lesson in the halfback position. He is light, but is one of the fastest men on the squad.
 Philadelphia, Sept. 22.-Footban prac- tice was resumed at Franklin Field yesterday afternoon in earnest when the varsity was sent against the scrubs in the second scrimmage game of the season. The varsity had little trouble in tearing the scrub line to pieces and five minutes of play.
 Ramsdell. Irwin and Hutchinson, started as the varsity backfeId. show ed up so well that they will most likely be the coaches choice in the game against Gettysburg on Saturday. particularly showed well in the Scrimmage. Several times he cir c1ed the scrubs ends for long gains 1 and on one occasion ran thirty five yards for a touchdown.
 Miller was again et quarter and ran | the team in an excellent manner. The | little quarter has improved greatly in | handling punts and the forward pass will move him from the pivot position this wear.