New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17

Yale Captain Says paughnrAWIlI
Play in Big Game
HARVARD PLAYERS IN CAMP
Reach Pennington To Be Near
Scene of GTidiron Battle
on SATURDAY.

View Haven NOV I6--The arrival 81 me
Harvard football eleven at Harrington %
night. and the announcement hy Captain
T1zlr a tfe Yale team that Harry Vaughn
las. seasons Iefr end. would be able 10 pAaE
p feasr aar1 o. The time or Saturday were
rhe features or the football situation here
1o-dar.
The Harvard squad. which left cam
bridge shortly after noon. arrived At the
I'm Tree Inn. Pennington. at 6 O'Clock
There we're thirty-seven players in the
SQUAD TO say nothing Of the coaches Ted
rockingham. = first string right hafbaCk.
cid not come with The team not having
fully recovered from a slight illness hut IS
expected tomorrow.
The announcement that Vaughn would be
acAs 10 AXE parr 1T Saturdays same was
weh>one surprise 70 the Yale supporters.
Fie gyas taken III after The Harvard game
last year. and & was believed that he
would never be able 10 play again His
clevernsss III handling the forward pass
VII ma teriaIly strengthen 1ae team. In
The afternoons scrlmmage The varsity
scored stS times against the scrubs and
freshmen The scrub players held their an
nusI banquet tonight. and silver foot
halls were presented 70 each man in appTe-
ciatlou Of The wo-k done III helping build
the varsity
IN Th-- practice or Yale Field to-day Pete
Francis. WAC has been nursing an injured
elbow. took BaTC in tie STinulaEe re-
placing Fuller. He viii be first substitute
euard OF SATURDAY. Norris had > rest. 50
1ha1 Read was used al centre. Van Sin
oeren played IL TIifnatrick's place. hut the
latter is In fiue condition and ran through
= lively signal and formation drill
Boneisler psayed on the scrub IN both
signal and sc-iu1Tuaee practice Il does not
mean. however that ne has been replaced
as frs substitute His playing provided
ono Of the features Of the practice The
coaches thought ms injury had slowed him
M hat ne proved the fastest man on the
field. besides playing d wonderful game
TIE lineup FOR sigma practice was the
same a Vale used against Princeton and
the same that VIII start the game against
Harvard For individuals. the work CT
Savage At tackle 8ome5sler al end. Corey
g. halfhack and EiStle- al fullback has
stood our prominently this week The en-
tire eleven has been playing a much snap
Vie- game than a. any time this season,
and a. the inclusion Of re-jaE's work il
VAS stated IN the players room that there
was uur the slightest worry regarding the
outcome. Il l. fer THAI Harvard viii have
- cali upon all Of her reserve strength TO
sroT Yale Everybody connected with the
team is quietly confident
The work Tomorrow viii consist % q
short signal practice. The Harvard squad
VII arrive from Pennington a noon and
he met al The station hv special cars Tine
squad viii at once 20 70 The Yale dining
fau for luncheon and journey 10 the Yale
Field House AT 1870 clock They are OK
1,ected TO be ready for practice Oh Yale
Field Al l.l5 O'Clock. and VIII use the
grounds about one hour. after which Yale
VIII take the field
An interesting fact IL regard 10 the game
on Saturday is that Fisher. the Harvard
guard and N-kay. the Harvard tackle
were both members Of the Andover eleven
which Caujain DAILY led 20 victory over
Exeter by ire score OF 20 e.
tn. Yale coaches to-day were shavlir-
Camp Corhiu Hnkev. Rogers Chamber
lam Smith. COY and Holt
Il is feared that lamentations for the
Yale team, cannot Do secured AT the Meri-
cen Golf Club. So thar the men VIII go
10 the Yale frs1i-ruarv tomorrow TO sleep
.-nrT SATURDAY wftn fls training table al
The Lawn "lub
fota. nfa1lsirty-f7ve special trains have
lean ordered for she same on SaJurdst--
fas u0Te man ever before The protests
from alumni vho have been refused tick
e. have grown So heated that delegations
reached here to-day from several cities.
--a -arisfacrion could be given. but The
Tarr management may sell some emer-
s-~-r standing room ad1nl-5ions in the
si-Ias and around the nIsyinE Enclosure.
Edward Thompson. the Yale graduate
manage. was called g." gamnrldge to-day
1a- "a -oi. ference over rho ticket strrngeucy
iraTvG~,I. detectives nave been sent OUT
q. ~ar-H Tor ticket Spectators, but none
Lave been found Tickets Tor thu game
have H.eu Iie-~lDUtea.