Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-19

while at left halfback will be Pfeiffer
who played a fine game for the Tigers a
few years ago in the backfield. The
center rush will be Cass. a former mem
Der of the Princeton squad, while at left
guard will be Crumpacker, who was de-
veloped into one of the best line men in
the west two years ago by Hurry Up
Yost. The entire university is expected
to turn out for the game, and a lot of
sport is expected.
All of Harvard's foot ball players who
have been under the weather. reported
for practice yesterday afternoon. with
the exception of Perry Smith, who has
strained a muscle in his side, and Keays,
a substitute line man, who has a bad
foot.
The work was in secret, being mainly
technical drill. There were short scrim-
images, In which regulars and substitutes
second team, but the work of the first
string men was not particularly lively. as
the varsity tried out numerous new plays.
Light Work at Princeton.
PRINCETON. N. J., October 19.-Light
work for the varsity foot ball eleven
again was in order here yesterday, and
only a brief scrimmage was held. Pen
dleton, Sparks and Hart kept cut of the
real work. Roper, Waller, Brown and
Herring, the coaches, devoted a greater
part Of the time to tie line. and then the
varsity went through long signal prac-
tice.
Capt Hart was busy with his class
work this Afternoon. and did not report
for the practice, Ellsworth taking his
place at left tackle, where Hart was
shifted Monday. The backfiefd during the
signal drill was made up of Ballou,
Pendleton. Sparks and Sawyer. while in
the scrimmage Bard and Andrews re-
placed Pendleton and Sparks.
The scrub outplayed the first team on
both the offense and defense. Penfield,
Hughes and Merle-Smith broke away sew
eral times for good gains, and they
succeeded in making more first downs
than the regulars. The catching of punts
by Andrews, and Ballou's punting were
the features of the practice.
Winants and Duff were able to report
again yesterday afternoon for hard work.
and the prospects of at least developing
g. strong line seem to be improving. At
present Speers is the only member of the
squad who Is injured.
Quaker Cubs Tie the Varsity.
PHILADELPHIA, October 19.-Pennsyl-
vania's varsity foot ball team was tied
by the freshmen eleven yesterday after
noon in the first scrimmage it has had
since the Brown game. This, however,
was due to the lucky recovery of for
ward pass by Barr the freshman full
back, when the varsity was carrying the
ball down the field. Barr had a good
start. and not one of the varsity backs
could overtake him.
The regulars scored their single touch
down when Thayer broke through the
freshman center and, aided by splendid
interference, ran fifty yards for the score.
The coaches gave all of the varsity backs
a rest, although all except Ramsdell took
mart in the signal drill,
Smith, head coach, and DR.. Carl Will
liams followed the varsity backfield and
Capt. Cozens through a long signal drill,
in which number Of new formations
were tested.
In the scrimmage with the scrubs
Keough ran the varsity eleven and put a.
good deal of ginger into the men. Terry
and CASTOR, two of the coaches, worked
for three-quarters of an hour with the
varsity line candidates. teaching them
how to charge and tackle Danny Hutch
inson was on the field in foot ball togs
and practiced kicking. Hutchinson has
never been actually declared ineligible
although the faculty athletic committee
has not yet passed on his case.
Navy Back Shows Speed.
ANNAPOLIS, October 10.-That Dal-
tons transfer to the second team last
week had a beneficial effect was shown