Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-23
Tom Shevlin, Clarence Alcott and Walter
Camp. besides the regular staff

Tom Shevlin. Clarence Alcott and Walter
camp, besides the regular staff.
In the work today Merritt was used at
quarter In place of Howe. and Strout also
went In. Strout probably will precede
Merritt In the game Saturday If either is
needed. The Yale lineup against Har.
ward, with the subs most likely to get in,
follows: Avery and Sheldon. left end ;
ully and Gallauer left tackle; Francis
and Loree, left guard; ketchem center;
McDevitt. right guard Paul and Perry,
right tackle; Bomeisler and w. Howe
right end; Howe. Strout and Merritt
back; Spalding and Freeman. right half.
back; PHI lbin and Dunn, fullback
In addition to these the following men
| VIII leave with the squad tomorrow:
Church. Warren. Tholnlinson and Baker
Light Practice for Harvard.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, November o3.-
What foot ball there was on Soldiers
Field yesterday afternoon was brisk, but
the regulars scrimmage against the sub
sttutes lasted only ten minutes. No at
tempt was made &c score. much open
play being tried and the kickers Potter
and Felton, doing lot of work Potter
was at quarterback IN the Scrimmage
He was as fast as ever. and did not have
to favor his leg. His punts were long
Potter beyond doubt, will be the man
to start the Yale game at quarterback,
although the coaches are not confident
that he will be able to last long. Gardner
mas been coming along SO fast, however,
that Potters loss would not be SO serious
as 1t was believed it would be when he
| was hurt.
FELTON, was at right end and was &C
tive He did some kicking, and appar-
emily was S good as before he was hurt
he has not been allowed n oHteN6 him.
sef however, and it is not certain that
he will be expected to do all the kicking
against Yale. The coaches say that the
placing of Parmenter at center and the
return Of Huntington to the backtield are
permanent. There is little difference in
the size of the two men. both weighing
TO pounds or less, Parmenter is new at
center. but Hunt .ngton is needed in the
backfeld attack, and of course Storer Is
a fixture at tackle.
Campbell. who has been playing left
halfback right a'ong. may not start the
Yale game. Reynolds, who is heavier.
the coaches plan to use him first may be
taken. perhaps. to indicate that Harvard
Intends to start the battle prepared to
play its hardest and best rushing game
After the scrimmage yesterday the var
sity men ran through signals for thirty
minutes. the lineup being as it doubtless
will be against Ya'e. Smith and FELTON,
were the ends. Hitchcock and Storer the
Parmenter center. Potter quarterback,
Campbell and Wendell halfbacks and
Huntington fullback.
, Today the team will have its last secret
practice, and tomorrow the stadium seats
will be crowded with students and hun
dreds of old Harvard men who already
have come to the battlefield. Tomorrow
night. instead of tonight. now is chosen as
the time for the payers to leave Cam
bridge for the Vesper Country Club ut
Tyngs Island. in the Merrimac river. be-
tween Lowell. Mass. and Nashua N. II.
Several touring cars have been engaged to
take the players to the club tomorrow
after the practice
Yesterday evening the assembly hall in
the Harvard Union was packed to the
doors, Harvard's biggest mass meeting of
the year being the occasion Coach
Haughton. Dean Briggs and ]. w. Farley.
an old player and coach, helped arouse
enthusiasm. and after vociferous re-
hearsal Of songs and cheers, the students
rushed outside. and with the hundreds Of
boys that could not gain admission to the
hall. started a long torchlight procession
which 70 lowed a band about the college
community.