Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-09

| There were three foot ball sessions at
Yale yesterday, but there was no scrim-
maging. In the morning the centers.
quarterbacks and halfbacks were out on
the gymnasium lot. In the afternoon
there was an hours signal drill on Yale
Field, and the work ended with another
hour In the Yale gymnasium last even
ing. Every varsity warrior returned ex-
cept Harry Vaughan, who was prevented
| by recitation. From the infirmary 1t
was learned that Dummy Logan has
| torn the cartilage off his knee. and this
injury, received In the Brown game Sat-
urday. will keep him from games the
Hinkey has sent word that he has been
detained, but will be here today to re-
| main till the seasons close.
Yesterdays drill brought out the big
gest squad of coaches this season. Tom
Shevlin was in uniform. as he ruined a
| suit last week. Heffelfinger, Chamber
| lin, Hutchinson. DR.. Hammond. Rora-
back. Flanders and DO Olcott, the New
Wheaton played quarterback on the
scrubs and taught them the Harvard for
| nations used Saturday. These were
, reeled Off in the half hours scrimmaging
between the scrubs and the third eleven
| They did not gain much ground. 1t Is
| something unusual for Yale to try Har-
| ward formations the week of the game
with Princeton. and clearly indicates that
Yale fears Harvard more than she does
Princeton.
Jack Fields returned to practice yester-
day after two-veek absence due to
| injury.
Pennsy Loses Ramsdell.
PHILADELPHIA, November 9.-Some-
| what detected over the showing of the
team in the. game with Lafayette. the
Penn coaches started yesterday to round
L q bN
| game next Saturday. All of the men felt
bad over the result of the game and
started to work with will i'm order tc
redeem themselves in the next game. The
coaches attributed the poor showing OF
the team to overconfidence and yesterday
gave the varsity good lecture before
the practice and each man had his mis-
| takes pointed out to him. During the
game with Lafayette TEX" Ramsdell
| who was sent into the game after Lafa
yette had scored a touchdown I'm the sec
ond half, received severe kick in his
right thigh. After the game Mike" Muir.
| ply looked at the injured member and
| treated it as an ordinary bruise. BY Sun.
day morning, however. RamsdelPs leg had
to remain in bed. Yesterday the injury
! had not improved much and the swelling
refused to go down. Everything Is being
done by Murphy, but It is likely that
ftamSOell Will De cOnf1ned TO his bed f0f
| several days at least, and may be out OF
the game for the rest of the year. Mike
Murphy is especially concerned about the
| accident, because Ramsdell may he lost
to the track team II his leg fails to hea
properly. Last summer Ramsdell broke
the record for the 12O-meter dash. and
although it was against Murphys advice
he reported for the foot ball team this
year.
Danny Hutchinson appeared on tho
| field In fine condition yesterday and
! showed no i'll effects over the game
| Hutchinson was not sent into the game
until the last minute, as the coaches were
| a little afraid that his knee would no,
stand the strain, but Danny forgot al
about his leg the minute he entered the
game and soon showed that he had los,
none Of his oldtime skill in advancing the
ball. Yesterday Hutchinson was out be.
| fore the rest of the squad and spent a
half hour practicing punting and onside
kicks under the able coaching of George
| Brooke. The sturdy little fullback Is
rapidly developing into an excellen,
punter and his Onside kicking has beer
a feature in every game he has played in