Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-16
COLLEGE GR|D|RONS
Yale Breaks Up Some Harvard
Formations Used by Cubs.
NO CHANGES IN THE TEAM
Crimson Warriors Take Last Practice
in Stadium, Cheered by
q Crowd.

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| long signal practice, a thirty-minute
scrinlmage against the freshman team
and protracted drill in catching punts is
brief summary of the work Of the Yale
foot ball squad yesterday. The backs.
/; Capt DAILY. Field, Howe. Deming and
Reilly. practiced drop kicking. place kick
ing and punting for more than an hour.
The scrimmage was vigorous while it
lasted. The varsity took the ball on its
own 15-yard line and, aided by some more
Of Tom Shevlin's new formations, scored
three or four touchdowns against the
freshmen. Capt DAILY ID there were no
long runs, but the gaining was steady and
consistent. The freshmen then took the
ball and held 1t, regardless Of downs, but
they were unable to score on the varsity.
The freshmen were supposed to be using
Harvard plays that Yale expects to meet
Saturday.
After the practice Ted Coy. the head
coach. said the work was satisfactory,
while all of the coaches pronounced every
thing as running smoothly Ralph Bloom
er said he expected the team to be IN
wonderful condition for the Harvard game
and that the first few plays would fore
cast the final result. II Yale works her
or stops against Harvard's plays and gets
her going little, Harvard will most likely
go up in the air" he said. Yale will be a
different team against Harvard than
Princeton" Foster Sanford said Harvard
was going to be a much sitter proposition
than Princeton, and illustrated Harvard
short end run plays, which, he said, would
be difficult to stop.
Capt. Daily in speaking of the weeks
work said: All the practice will proba-
bly, be in secret. Some entirely new plays
and variations are being added for the
purpose of versatility, but Yale's attack
will be practically the same which proved
so successful against Princeton. The hard
work will end today with scrimmage
against the freshmen, and tomorrow moth
ing except signal practice VIII be IN
order"
In the practice Of yesterday the lineup
for signal work remained the same as
was used against Princeton. Fitzpatrick
played on the defensive only in the Scrini-
mage work, as no chances are to be tax
en- of his getting hurt in receiving Tor
ward pass. Capt. DAILY said that the team
would start the Harvard game with pre-
cisely the same lineup as faced Prince
ton.
Bomeisler and Harry Vaughn will go
In at end, however, for a time. Vaughn
was a star of kilpatrick's magnitude last
year until his injury in the Princeton
game. He has not been allowed to play
this year under doctors orders, but 1t Is
very probable he will play for period In
the Harvard game. He Is in fine conoi-
ton, and especially adept at receiving
forward passes.
Van Sinderen and Merserean subbed
for Fitzpatrick in yesterdays scrimmage,
against asa Is H a Say Savage took Paul's
place at tackle during the latter part of
the scrjmmage and played we'll. according
to Hot. Tomlinson was used IN place
OF Savage just before the practice ended.
Scully, Morris, McDevitt and Fuller, the
linemen. played through the entire prae-
tice.
Francis. who was first guard until he
injured his elbow, will be In the scrim.
mage today. and upon the showing VIII
depend his chance to play In the Har-
ward game. Buckingham Is Capt. Days
first choice for guard and IL putting up
fine game. Merritt replaced Howe In the
scrimmage yesterday at Quarterback when
the latter received blow in the eye
which has almost completely closed It,
Capt DAILY played most Of the scrim-
mage. but Baker replaced him and play
ed right half until he slightly twisted
his knee. when e. Freeman took his
Field retired. and Derning played full
back when Kistler was called out.
The way Yale will face Harvard and
the subs in order of preference as now
Fitzpatrick. left end; Brooks, right endi
subs Bomeisler, Vaughn. Van Linderen;
Scully. left tackle: Paul right tackle;
subs. Savage and Tomlinson; Fuller. lett
buckingham, Grenough or Francis: Nor
ris, center; sub. Reed: Howe. auarterback;
subs, Merritt and Strout; Field. left half
back: Capt. DAILY, right half back; SUBS.
Baker. Reilly. Corey and Freeman; kist-
Ter. fullback; sub, DeminR.
The. coaches on hand were Tom Shevlin.
Walter Camp, Ralph Bloomer. Foster
Sanford Brink Thdrne. Guy Hutchinson
George Adee. Frank Hinkey, Frank But.
terworth, De Witt Cochran and Clint
Roraback.