New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-15
ON COLLEGE GR|D|RONS.
Yale Men Report for Practice
Even Without Their logs.
COACHES WASTE NO TIME
Harvard Team Works in Secret
in Final Preparation for
Big Game.
rRy Telegraph to The Tribune.

New Haven. Nov. 1s.-Tom Shevlin : Min
resoIa tackle shift was revised to-day. I"
meet The demands of the Harvard cam
pai-n In a council Of Yale coaches which
lasted all SUNDAY evening. plans for the
weeks preparation for the Crimson bout
we've outlined. Shevlin insisted that the
PLAYERS nc summoned back Immediately to
Get signal drill to-day i'm n variation Of his
tackle shift. which. he said, would Just
bottle Up Harvard
kilograms 10 the players at Ardsley and
Neriden brought them here hurriedly. and
THE eleven ran off signals and were taught
PLAYS this afternoon in exactly tho same
PLAYING order as the team faced Princeton.
except that Kinatrick rested and Bomeis-
Ter was used A. left end
Shevlin's plan u teaching the new forrna-
lions VIII allow Two DAYS Of sCrimrnage
work this week. while only one had been
possible under The plan Of tlIe eleven not
reporting until tomorrow. The scrub was
drilled in the Harvard attack to-day. and
the varsity also had some work in de-
fensire formations
The freshmen eleven las been ordered
out 10 meet the varsity tomorrow and
"Wednesday. along with the Scrub. Tom
Shevlin says that it VIII take two olevcus
10 check Yale's new attack ana both viii
face the varsity daily n TIE freshmen
broke training on Saturday, They were rot
delighted Al orders TO report tomorrow.
The uniforms and baggage OF the Vale
PLAYERS have been caught in the New York
express strike and the team had to work
IN harlequin. misit toys to-day. How the
team can practice tomorrow unless their
suits arrive, is "A mystery. The manage
ment has sent two men TO track the miss
ing goods.
Despite denials OF the football associa-
ton rumor keeps cropping out that Yale
Is preparing 10 build now concrete
stadium before another Yale Harvard game
here The management is swamped with
applications for tickets and says that even
p stadium that would scat one hundred
thousand persons would hardly relieve the
crush. Practically quarter Of d million
persons fled applications for tickets. The
management has been obliged 10 bar some
Of the alumni TO ill the orders. and to limit
the freshmen TO one ticket each.
Tickets for the game will be distributed
tomorrow. They arc quoted at from $50
n Sfoo each on bids from those who are
anxious 10 see the game at any cost
Yale seems Ia he caught III a wave of
enthusiasm following the victory over
Princeton on Saturday. The biggest ceIe-
hTatlon in the last five years at least &C
CURED on the campus on Saturday night.
Everywhere are heard expressions OF the
greatest confidence and admiration for
Captain Days eleven. IN the open air
this evening occurred the largest mass
meeting Yale has seen in many years
Practically everybody in the entire uni
versity attended. On a platform especially
constructed for the occasion, arrangements
were made for the speeches Of Tom
She1lin. to whom so much credit for
Saturdays victory IS given. Walter Camp
the man who works behind the scenes:
Frank Hinkey and Frank Butterworth