Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-22
COLLEGE FOOTBALL AUTHORITIES MEET
TONIGHT TO DISCUSS The RULES

most delicate, tipping the scales at 142
pounds.
The Tigers held their first scrimmage
yesterday, when two six-minute periods
We're played, neither team doing n
scoring. AS in previous practlses, a
great deal of time was devoted to
tackllng the dummy, falling on the
ball and getting quick starts.
a weakness which is giving the
coaches no little trouble Is the punting
Of the candidates. Half a dozen men
were kept punting under the direction
OF Harlan, but the work was ragged.
Pentield, a substitute quarter. did the
best work, but he is not sure by any
means of making the varsity eleven.
The varsity ined up as follows: Left
end, Wangler; left tackle, Wilson: left
guard, Mclean; centre, Bluethenthal;
right guard, Mccormick; right tackle,
Norman; right end, Wight; quarter
back, Farr; left halfback, Baker; right
halfback, Sawyer; fullback, Dewitt.
The first scrimmage of the year at
Yale Field was held yesterday after
noon. Anderson, a former all-Western
fullback, showed ability. From his
position at fullback on the scrub he
tore up the varsity in such a way that
he was moved over to the first team
after a f%orty-yard run. After that he
smashed up the scrub team by runs
through the centre until the varsity
was ten yards from the goal, from
where Reilly made an end run for a
touchdown.
When Anderson was 10 over to
the varsity Church went to the scrubs.
Anderson then did most of the carrying
and brought the ball near enough for
Reilly's touchdown. No attempt was
made to kick the goal.
Penpsylvania's football squad re-
ceived a welcome addition yesterday
afternoon when Morris, the giant tackle
on last years eleven, reported to the
Red and Blue coaches for the first time.
He was Immediately fitted up in toys
and Joined the other candidates in their
daily practise. With the appearance
of Morris there remains only one more
veteran to report. and he is Wolforth.
a guard, who Is expected before the
end of the week. Morris should prove
a tower of strength to the team this
year. as he has had varsity expert
ence and added many pounds during
the summer. He has been spending
the summer months in Canada, and re-
turned only yesterday looking the pic
ture of health. He soon showed his
ability in the short scrimmage work
which was held, and displayed the
a~a a.I 1a1l, fhaA :, arlsc him n a
coming star.
That two new guards may replace
Delano and Hale, last years varsity
men, In the Cornell lineup. and that
Underhill, the big fullback of the
freshman team of two years ago, may
win that position on the varsity. were
yesterdays developments on the Cor
nell football field,
Delano was replaced at left guard on
the varsity by NUNS, a 1S5-pound man
who played tackle on last years fresh
mar team. He Is "green," but he
looked promising, and Dan Reed gave
him the place over the older man.
Franklin, Cary and Williamson are IA
Vored over Hale, the other varsity man
at right guard. In the varsity lineup
yesterday Underhill was tried at full
hack, He weighs about 1856 pounds,
and is over six feet In height, and al
though awkward and soft" has the
esrmarks of a good man for the place.
AT all events, he will give hin a sharp
tussle. There were several other
changes.
The Montclair A. A. will line up
nnninat the fnut MafanSainp Tirarc on