Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-14
WITH BIG E[EVENS
Harvard Has Easy Work After
Carlisle Game.
DARTMOUTH NEXT IN LINE
Scrubs Practice Green's Plays as
Noted by Coaches Who Were
at Princeton.
DARTMOUTH NEXT IN LIN

CAMBRlDGE, Mass, November IL
Because the Harvard varsity men played
only few minutes against the Carlisle
Indians Saturday did not cause Haughton
to change his policy of having nothing
but easy work for his men Monday. A
short scrimmage was held between the
varsity and the substitutes, but the play
ing was light There will be no hard
work until the scrub team comes into
the stadium with the Dartmouth plays
noticed by the second team coaches at
Princeton, and on which the scrub team
worked hard all afternoon. Following the
light scrimmage the regulars ran through
signals for an hour, and did it briskly.
The lineup today was the same as
against Princeton after Gardiner was
hurt. Capt. Fisher was in his old place
at right guard. and said tonight that he
had decided to remain there. keays did
not do well as the coaches had hoped
he would do, and so Jencks was put in
at right tackle, where he played for the
entire game against the Indians. The
coaches bank on Jencks to come along
fast, being satisfied that he will do on
the defensive. but being not at all salts
fled with his offensive play.
OBrien and Smith were the ends today,
and Hitchcock and Jencks the tackles.
StOrer played between Fisher and Leslie,
while Harry Gardner worked all day at
quarterback. Gardner saw Yale and
Brown play Saturday. He also saw Yale
play West Point Potter is coming along
nicely and surely will be able to go into
the Yale game. Sam Felton's return to
the field boosted the players spirits a
bit. even if he will not be allowed to play
until Wednesday. There is chance that
he will have an opportunity to do lit
tie kicking against Dartmouth Camp
bell also was on the field again for the
first time since he was hurt at Princeton,
and it is possible that he will play in the
backf1eld with Wendell and Huntington
in place OF Reynolds, who was in the
lineup this afternoon.
Bob Fisher denies the report that when
he sent the regular team into the game
he did SO contrary to the instructions
of the head coach. who was ut New
Haven. Fisher says that Percy Haughton
left no instructions. and that as captain
of the team 1t was left to his own judg-
ment whether the substitutes should be
used for the entire game or whether a
chance should be given the regulars.
Dan Dewey's freshman team, which has
not been scored against this fall. is pre-
pairing for Saturdays game against the
Cambridge. Harvard beat the young
Tigers by a score of II to 0, while Prince
ton, is. played Yale to tie.
Dartmouth in Fine Condition.
HANOVER. n. H., November 14.-Let-
tiers from many authorities on foot ball
have come to Cavanaugh asking why he
did not protest Langfords decision on the
f1uke field goal scored Saturday by Prince
ton. In response to an inquiry yesterday
evening on the matter. Cavanaugh said:
Dartmouth agreed upon LangfOrd as
the referee. and his decision must stand.
L fnfaFnYatinR
rule Langford relied upon words, not
upon the spirit of the rule
The Dartmouth team came back to
Hanover in good condition, excepting
Hogsett The doughty halfback injured
his shoulder again in the Princeton game,
and now carries his arm in a sling. Ben
nett is the only other man on the squad
who was not able to get In the lineup
The practice today was preceded by
long talks by the coaches on the mistakes
Of the Princeton game. No scrimmase
was held, light practice being the only
work. Beer took Farnum's place at right
guard in the signal drill.
The lineup was as follows Left end,
Daley: left tackle, Elcock; left guard.
Whitmore: center, Gibson; right guard.
Beer; right tackle. Englehorn; right end.
Dana; quarterback, Llewellyn; left half
back. Dudley; right halfback. Morey: full
back, Snow.
Rest for Cornell Team.
ITHACA. N. Y. November 14.-By Or
der of Jack Moakley. all the members
of the Cornell foot ball team who played
in the game with Michigan Saturday were
excused from practice yesterday. Moak-
ley has fears for the entertaining Of the
team.
The coaches were well satisfied with the
result of both the recent contests. The
tests showed that the line had strength
ened very materially during the preceding
two weeks, and Michigan was unable to
gain any ground through the forwards.
the regular team, and but for slight
strangeness in the plays he proved him
self powerful factor on the right side
of the line.
Buffers game attracts no criticism. In