New-York tribune., 1910-10-07
ON COLLEGE GRID|RON
Yale Eleven Resumes PRACTICE
Behind Closed Gates.
SLOW WORK AT PRINCETON
Harvard Scrubs, Reinforced oy
oldtime Stars, Hold Varsity
20 Low Score.
~ Telegraph 70 The Tribune

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- zI.s-.- Crt. s-Paui Greenough. the
49, -,7+-e- was picked out by George Eos
= s,,sora to-day as a leading candloate
. -a,r-s rush Sanford spent an hoNr
rsrui4nx TIE young giant. who can be count
90 an 10 press Norris closely for the posi-
ZION Of snapoack-
sanford took charge Of the linemen ana
drove fhem hard ali the afternoon Billy
Run. TaIe's greatest drop kicker. was on
Nsnd 10 coach the backs in drop kicklhs,
and CAPTAIN Daily. Denling and Philoin n3o
IN hours session with him Jack Owsiey'
formerly head coach. also Joineo INC
coaches
To- Vale secord eleven had an interest
trr accession this afternoon when Thomas
g Ce-naine. q fuIblooded Indian. VINO
weighs two hundred pounds and ~ho Ior-
r--erlv rlaved a. the University Of Wiscon-
E5n 7ofnsd il he Is ineligible for the var
si-v. but Ike Bob Forbes. Heinle Hooos
z-d ether Yale players who we're lreigioie.
he Nifl NAV with the scrubs all the season
DesDire the terrific heat and the rugged
game which vas played yesterday under
xo--i6 sun. the players were driven through
z rzenty--ninute scrinmsge this afternoon
me longest since the season opened. Il
vas designed 70 clear UP active drill TIL
Ilne-up began practically as against TUFTS
yesterday. but changed with nearly every
rlav. three fuu elevens being used Two
scores were made by the varsity on line
forcing. old-fashioned football The men
Rave fznbled badly ali season Al the
work was secret.
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Princeton y J Oct S.-yesterday's
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Princeton. evidently had its effect on The
VARSITY. for lis work today was not Up 70
the excellent form displayed n the game
The scrubs made several good gains through
the -varsirv line and we're more Successful
With the forward pass than ever before.
However the frst team always managed
II hold ike stone wall when trs gosl -1e
was threatened
The VARSITY could not gain consistently.
Hrd was unable 70 score during the scrt1'-
mage. The usual speed and dash were gone
-rom the attack and except for several
iorE runs b. Pendleton- ittle ground was
gained n spots the work OF both teams
was brilliant especially that OF the varsity
defence. but ire trouble was. Il seemed.
that = vas irpossi5Ie for the men 70 keep
II VI Wilson. Sparks and Hart made
several beautiful tackles Riggs also played
vel while ne vas in the game
Throughout the scrlmmage the coaches
5rove the mon hard. but despite the many
sxhortstons there vas cOnslde-an4e I1-la-
bling and the whole practice was e little
Jagged. Considering yesterdays game and
ne rot westhe-. which vas oppressive
even Tor the spectators the work OF the
can vas net surprising, and a return 70
better form vii undoubtedly take place by
ssr1rdav- when the New York University
cam VIII play here.
Roper once mere devoted a great deal OF
.ine 10 drilling the men in tackling and
falling on The ball Several new formations
we're also tried for the first time.
BY Telegraph 20 The Tribune
cam bridge Mass. Oct. 6-The Harvard
second eleven reinforced by the presence
~ Crawford Blagden. who, with Oliver
rurrs vas a star performer in Harvard's
victorious team nine years ago. was able
10 hold the varsity 70 Is points this even
ing Two touchdow-ns were scored by the
first team men. uho were very much on
:aei- toes and Ted rockingham, VINO
every DAY looks more an5 more like A 7rst
string varsity backseld man, dropped TWO
Goals from the field One Of the kicks vas
made from The 25-yard line and in front Of
the rosl. while the other was made from
,re sn-vard line and ~ 2 considerable
angle
The varsity disclosed nothing to-day OF
vVns- ras been done recently II secret prac-
tee .l1t the work q the team on The whole
Uzs srappier than II has been al any time
-his vear. Behind the fence few new plays
were worked out. but the mer have come
in for lot Of individual coaching. which
s-o--e6 to-day. and which should bring re
suits against Williams on Saturday The
Strength O the hrst teams rush line was
especially apparent when the second team
kicked o. ten rUnts. nearly ali were
hooked and the kicks always were hur-
-ied ore q the PInts. kicked by Coach
PAGE Of the second team. was blocked by
Huntington and z touchdown for the first
1eEl resulted
Cor5e-r was out IN football clothes today
Tor the arst tiiae n z week and is in trim
1o- the Williams game. Coach Haughton,
who has been inGisposed. a. not on the
1eld. hut watched the practice from the
Stadium. Two minor injuries marked the
scrmuage today. Campbell. VINO is one
of the bes- .haIfbacks II the varsity squad.
was severely shaken Up 10y = hard tackle,
and Packer, q tackle on the second team.
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