New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16

Yale Breaks Up Some Harvard
Formations Used by Cubs.
MO CHANGES IN THE TEAM
Crimson Warriors Take Last
Practice in Stadium, Cheered
bv a Crowd.
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Telegram 70 The I--bUne
New Haven, Conn. Nov. IA long
signal practice. thirty-rltnufe scTinlnase
against the freshman team, and pro-
r~acred drill in catching punts is brief
summary o. the work % The Yale foot
bah squad 10 Gay. The backs. Captain
Dalv. Field Howe Deming and Reilly
r-sc-tsed drop kicking. place kicking and
Tllutinc for more than an hour.
The sc-innage was vigorous while II
lasted. The varsity took the ball on its
own 15-yard line and, aided by some more
OF Tom Shevlln's new formations, scored
three or four rouchdowns against the
freshmen. Captain DAILY said there were
no long runs. but the gaining was steady
and consistent. The freshmen then took
the ball and held il regardless Of downs,
a,iir they were unable 10 score on the
VARSITY The freshmen were supposed 10
be using Harvard plays that Yale expects
70 meet Saturday
After the practice. Ted Coy, the head
coach. said the work was satisfactory.
while al Of the coaches pronounced every
thing as running smoothly Ralph Bloorner
said he expected this team 10 be in won
derful condition for the Harvard game and
that the first few plays would forecast the
final result II Yale works her new at
stops and Harvard's plays and gets her
going little. Harvard viii most likely
20 I'D in the air" he said. Yale viii
be a different team against Harvard than
Princeton Foster Sanford said Harvard
was going TO be q much sitter proposition
than Princeton and illustrated Harvard
short end run plays. which. ne said, would
be difficult to stop.
Captain DAILY in speaking Of the weeks
work said. All the practice viii probably
re In secret Some entirely new plays and
variations are being added for the purpose
Of versatl lfty. bat YaIe's attack viii be
practically the same which proved so sue
Cessful against Princeton. The hard work
viii end tomorrow with scrimmage
against the freshmen. and on Thursday
nothing except a signal practice will be IN
order"
In the practice Of to-day the lineup for
signal work remained the same a. was used
against Princeton. Fitzpatrick played on
the defensive only in the scrimmage work,
as no chances are 20 be taken Of his getting
hurt in receiving forward pass. Captain
Daily said that the team would start the
Harvard game with precisely the same line
up as faced Princeton.
Bomelsler and Harry Vaughn Will go n
g end. howe eT. for time. Vaughn was
a star OF hilpatrick's magnitude last year
until his injury n the Princeton game He
has not been allowed to play this year
under doctors orders. but il is very prob
able he viii play for Z period in the Har-
ward game He is in fine condition. and es-
pecia!ly adept at receiving forward passes
Van Sinderen AM 8Iersereau subbed for
Fitzpatrick IN 1o-day's scrtmmage. but II is
unlikely that either viii play against Har-
-fa
during the latter part OF the scrimmag e
and PLAYED well, according to Holt Tom
Inson was used in place Of Savage just be
fore the practice ended SculIy. Morr S.
McDevitt and Fuller, the linemen, played
through the entire practice.
Francis. who was first guard until he in
iured his elbow. VIII BE- IN the scrimmage
Tomorrow and upon the showing viii de-
pend MS chance 10 play in the Harvard
game Buckingham is Captain Days first
choice for guard and i putting UP a fine
game Merritt replaced Howe in the
sc-imnaee today al quarterback when
The latter received a blow in the eve which
has almost completely closed il. Captain
DAILY PLAYED most Of the sC-immage. but
Baker replaced him and played right half
until he slightly twisted his knee when
z. Freeman took his place. Reilly and
Corey PLAYED when Field retired. and
Derains played fullback when Kistler was
called CIT
TIE way Yale viii face Harvard and the
subs ii order Of preference as now deter
mined by Captain DAILY is as follows
Fitzpatrick. left end. Brooks. right end:
subs BomeisIe-. Vaughn. Van Sinderen;
Scully. LEFT tackle. Paul. right tackle:
subs. Savage and Tomlinson: Fuller. lett
guard, AicDeviJt, right guard; subs. Buck
ineha-u. GreenouEh or Francis. Morris.
centre, sub Reed; Howe. quarrerba OK:
subs. Merit and Strou-: Field. left half
back. Captain DAILY. right halfback: subs
Baker. Reilly. Corey ana Freeman Kistler,
fulIhacl1. Sub Deming.
The coaches on hand to-day were Tom
Shevlln. Walter camp. Ralph Blconer
Foster Sanford. Brink Thorne. Guy Hutch
fnsou, George Adee. Frank Hinkey, Frank
BuJ1erwo-th. De Witt Cochran and Clint"
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