Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-14
WHO HAVE FIN RECORD FOR 1911 BRACM
Capt. Hart Makes His First APP
pearance on Field-U. of P.
Reports for Practise Today.
Football Gossip of All Big Col
lege Elevens.

The coaches took advantage of the
bracihg weather to give the Tiger
squad long practise yesterday morning
and afternoon. The mornings work
consisted of the regular passing II
chi after which the Sickers were
taken in hand by the coaches. Much
time was devoted to improving the
form of the punters, for the team is
especially weak in this department. a
short formation drill closed the morn
ing's work.
The afternoon contained many sur
prises. Coaches Roper, Foulke, Taylor.
and King arrived in town n TOOK
charge Of the men. Also Captain Hart
made his first appearance on the i1eld'
though not in uniform, for he INTENDS
to devote his entire time to removing
his conditions. Another pleasant sur
prise was the appearance Of Pende-
ton in his toys. the star of last year S
team.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Sept. 14.-Mid-
shipman C. Q. Wright, guard of the
Naval Academy football can last sea
son and acting captain during he
latter part of the year, arrived in An
napolis yesterday and will be a mem
Der of the coaching staff of the acad-
envy team during the year. With the
arrival of Henry S. NJ. Clay. who cap
tanned the team last season, which Is
. expected this week, the regular coach
ing staff will be complete.
Yale football practise will commence
today. Yesterday the suits were given
out TO candidates Who had already ar
| rived, and this morning there Will be
light work under the direction of Cap
tain Arthur Howe and Head Coach
John w. Field. About thirty men are
already here and others are expected
| today. Those who will be back are:
| scully and Paul, tackles; MacDevitt,
guard: Howe, quarterback; Philbin,
halfoack. Besides these, Childs, who
won his "Y" at guard, will return;
Bomeisler, who was a very fast end,
will be on deck, and Francis, who won
his letter two years ago.
With TWENTY-FIVE candidates on the
field. the Cornell coaches lined up sew
eral makeshift elevens yesterday after
noon and sent them through drills in
the forward pass. Captain Munk was
the only old varsity recruit to the
ranks yesterday, but a number of old
substitutes and members of last years
| freshman team reported. Bill Mahoney,
the baseball man, was also out. Haw-
kin and Hill, the best of last years
freshman backfield. were tried out on
the varsity. Captain Munk and Cham
paign were at tackle. Hale at guard
and J. S. Whyte played centre.
Coach Folwell had the Lafayette
football squad divided into three teams
and working hard in the crisp air yes
terday afternoon on March field. Punt
ing, drop kicking, tackling the dummy
We're the preliminary exercises and Their
came a stiff signal practise, which
showed TO the interested students on
the side lines that ten days practise
at the Water Gap a not been wasted.
About forty candidates reported for
football practise yesterday afternoon
at Ursinus. Coach Price Immediately
organized a second team and set the
balance of the men passing and kick
ing the ball. The football prospects
nave taken a great leap with the ad-
vent of the abundance of new ma
terial. Pottieger, the husky star from
Perkiomen Seminary, was Immediately
tried at right-half and made an excel.
lent showing. He is very fast and is
superb in catching punts. A more
promising football player has nevel
come to Ursinus. Indications are that
he will even surpass Pownell in catch.
ing punts, a fact that will be very com
f~orting to Coach Price.
The formal opening of Gettysburg
College yesterday was a signal for &
large increase In the number of foot
ball candidates who reported for prac.
tise on Nixon field. The cool. bracins
air resulted in a brisk and snappy ses.
sion. A large number of last year
squad we're back for work, with ar
unusual number of promising nateria
from the incoming class, augurs wei
for a season equally as successful a.
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