Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-08
squad went to the friedman deld for Sig
nal practice and q short scrimmaSN.

squad went to the freshman deld Tor Sig
nal practice and a short scrimmaSe.
The varsity line once more contained
Brown at tackle, with Mccormick At
guard. The scrimmage consisted Of de-
fensive work only. The scrub kept pos
session of the ball throughout. and owing
the start it was able to score several
touchdowns from the 15-yard line. Roper
ordered Eddie Hart to keep his hands OK
and not to attempt to back up the line
on the defense. This proved to be an
excellent move. for the forwards have
tain's power to back them up on the
secondary defense. and not till the latter
part of the scrimmage did they wake up
and realize that it was ~ to them to
stop the scrub backs una~sisted.
The fact that the scrub was able to
gain so consistently at the start showed
fairly conclusively how much Eddie Hart
has meant to the defensive strength OF
the Tigers.
One Of the features of the days prae-
tice was the work Of Bredemus at end,
who threw himself into every play with
plenty Of nerve and at the same time In
telligence. Andrews, another substitute
end. tackled well.
Phil King, enc OF last years trium-
virate of Princeton coaches. aided in the
coaching. and "Bifr' Lee. an all Ameri.
can tackle for three years. took noId
of the tackles and instructed them
Throughout the work. The scrimmage
today will be the last Of the year for the
Tigers as they will leave tomorrow TOT
the Delaware weter Gap for a change OF
air and scene.
The varsity which lined up Yesterday
against the scrub is the same wn'cn Win
start against Yale Saturday The men
took the field as follows:
Left end. White: left tackle: brown'
left guard. Mccormick: center. Biuethen
thai; right guard. Wilson: right tackle
MacGregor: right end. Dun ap: ouaIte.
back. Ballou: left halfhack. Pend.eton'
Harvard Behind Closed Gates.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. November e.
From now until the Yale game the Har-
ward foot ball players will be coached
by only four men. Haugtton will nave
as his assistants Leary. Blaxden ana
Cutting. Even ex-Capt. Fish was asked
not to attend the secret practice. and
Kersburg, who has coached the guards
for two years and who has just arrived
from Alaska, was at the field. but did
not go behind the fence with the team
This policy is In accordance with the
ideas followed by Haughton last year.
The team spent two hours IN the
stadium and did plenty OF work. The
Dartmouth game Is expected to be much
harder than the one with Cornell.
Potter. who bruised his leg in the Cor
nell game. was not out; neither was T.
II. rockingham. Perkins was at center.
completing the varsity line as planned In
midseason NJ. Leslie also worked at
fuilback and there are high hopes now
that he will be able to get into the Yale
game. Corbett, who saw the Yale
Brown game of Saturday, did not work,
Graustein ticking his place in the back
field.
Vic Kennard. the drop kicker. whose
goal from the field beat Yale two years
ago, will arrive from Chicago Saturday.
and next week doubtless will try to inn
prove the goal kicking Of Ted Frothing-
ham. Lewis and O'Flaherty.
Quakers Fearful Of Michigan.
PHILADELPHIA, November S.-On ac-
count of the hard game which Pennsyl-