Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-12
HUSTLE ON
COLLEGE GRlD|RONS
Yale Coaches Shake Up Line and De-
eide on More Weight for
Rush String.
PRINCETON REGULARS REST
WHILE SUBS WORK HARD
Harvard Eleven Appears to Be Pick
ed, Even for Game With Yale.
Stars for Penn.

NEW HAVEN, October PA shake-up
in the Yale eleven which took effect
yesterday lends color to the belief that
the coaches are beginning to feel that
the light eleven has no more chance un-
der the new rules than it had under the
old against an opponent which out
weighed it. Young and Greenough. each
OF whom weighs some 800 pounds, were
tried at guard on the varsity and Fuller
was moved from guard to tackle.
The Yale rush line Is regarded here as
one of the weakest in years. and series
of experiments has been started by DIR.
Fred Murphy, 81. and Foster Sanford,
'9s, to stiffen it UP. The new order will
get a test today, when a regulation game
will be played with the freshmen. who
are the strongest class team Yale has
produced in several seasons.
There is some grumbling because the
public has to pay 10 see this game, es-
pecially as the varsity will not be at
| home, except for secret practice, for two
weeks.
Yale and Princeton have agreed. for
| the first time, to cooperate with the GEN.
| trail board Of officials in picking officials
Tor their annual game. 1t was made
known tonight that the list had been
agreed on, and would be announced by
board. In due time. Yale and Harvard
may also agree to advise with the board
| this year in selecting their officials
Scoring was plentiful in the twenty-min-
ute driving practice held yesterday which
was shortened by the heat Philbn and
Reilly carried the ball over for the var
sity, and Greeley. fleet scrub halfba ok,
scored twice for the second eleven.
Work for Princeton Forwards.
ppr>y6vE,rcN ~ o..I % -,
scrimmage was held on Osborne Field
yesterday afternoon. but the Princeton
| varsity lacked several of its men. Pen
dleton. White and Dunlap staying out of
the game. More than half of the after
Moons work was devoted to drilling the
| forwards. who seem to be slowly round
ing into form Brown was not out. and
Dun was again at tackle. MacGregor
and Ellsworth lined up for the scrim-
! mage for the first time, but they re-
| manned only a short time. MacGregor
| is not yet strong after his long siege of
typhoid fever last summer. and will be
unable to do any real hard work for
The scrimmage was a little ragged and
there was frequent fumbling. Wilson, at
guard, played a great game, and he
promises to become one Of the stars of
| the year II he keeps up his work of the
| at center The tackle and ends still
showed signs Of weakness although
Bredemus played we'll and made one of
! the prettiest catches of a forward pass
seen in a long time.
In the backf1eld Sawyer showed almost
as much speed as Pendleton, and made
several pretty runs. He lacks Pendleton's
| ability to sidestep tacklers. however, and
TAILS to cut in at times. Capt. Hart
showed improvement In his line phlnging
and made repeated gains through the
scrub forwards.
In all three touchdowns were scored by
the varsity against the scrubs, while the
| defense Of the first team was impreg-
nable.
Sam White was busy during the prelim-
mary practice, but was kept out of the
scr1mmage, as was Dunlap, who is not i'm
the best condition. 1t was learned that
Speers, who showed up SO we'll at tackle
earlier in the season has developed wa
ter on the knee, and he will be out of
the game for q week longer