Connecticut western news., 1910-09-29
LakeVille
YALE FOOTBALL WORK.


 Shows Some Good Points.
 The Yale varsity football eleven got down to a scoring basis the latter part of the week, both the regulars and the second team sending a touchdown over the line in the l5-minute scrimmage. ordered.
 The varsity made the large gains by using the forward pass and Quarterback Arthur Howe grabbed the ball on pass and shot free into the open. He crossed the line without being headed. Head Coach Coy thinks that Howe will be one of the most consistently brilliant per formers of the year in this play.
 In closing the morning drill the varsity were placed on the defence for the first time this season, and the scrubs were given the ball only three yards from the regulars goal. and told to try to carry it over. .E
 Meade Robison worked outside tackle for the distance on the final plunge and scored the first point against the regulars for the season. Although the weather was fairly warm the players had the benefit of a cool breeze from the lake and there was no let-down in the driy- ing drill, which marked the practice for three days.
 When Ralph Bloomer arrived he was welcomed with open arms by the per manent coaching staff. He was the first line coach to appear this fall. He brought word that ex-Captain Burr Chamberlin would report Friday and he did. George Adee left after spending four days with the qusrterbaoks.
 Pete Francis, the former halfback, was transferred into the rush line and Walter Camp, Jr., was given full back place on the first eleven. He has been used on the second since the squad reported, but has improved rapidly.
 Childs and Parker, who are two of the best tacklers on the squad, have quit the first eleven because of scholarship condi- tions. They will be unable to play in the opening game of the season. a-.
 The team finished its season of practice here and left for New Haven Monday.
 Milo Martin spent part of last week with relatives in Thomaston.
 Leroy Miller has entered the employ of the Holly Manufacturing Co.'S.
 Master Harry Miller spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents here.
 Mrs Reed Johnson was recently taken suddenly ill with acute indigestion but is reported much better.
 Roy Dufour went to Yale, Saturday where he has entered as a student. Roy s many friends wish him success.
 The monthly teachers meeting was hell on Wednesday of last week instead of Friday as has hitherto been custom ary.
 MT and Mrs Morgan Evberts returned last Saturday from their three weeks visit with friends and relatives in Yer mont.
 J. R. borden made trip to Falls Will lage Saturday and delivered 60 photo graphs to the Borden Milk O., which he had taken for them.
 Theo. Martin and daughter, Saugerties, N. Y, have been spending the week with his brother, A. Martin, and attending the Great Harrington fair.
 MT and Mrs William Beebe, Canaan, spent Sunday with Hiram Beebe and also visited their brother, Bert Beebe at the camp in Warmers grove.
 Master George Roebuck had the mis- fortune to strain one of his legs last week playing football and is confined to the house now, unable to attend school.
 An old-fashion clam bake was served on the premises of William Kane last Wednesday afternoon by T L. Norton and William Kane. of which the Lake vile Fire Company and their ladies were the honored guests.
 E. J. Stuart treated the running team of the Hose Go. to an auto ride and sup per last Tuesday night, going by the way of Copake and stopping at the Hols- apple House, where bountiful banquet was served. The party reached home about 2 a. m. All declare they had a fine time.