New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
ION COLLEGE CR|D|RONS
Yale Has Light Practice in Pre-
pairing for N. Y. U. Game.
EXPECTS LITTLE TROUBLE
Several of the Regulars Will Not
Play, but Captain Howe Will
Run the Eleven.

sharp and cold 50 that the coaches dih
not care Ia take many chances In scrim-
mage work Injuries arc frequent and
bumps plenty when the weather IL colo
The work was practically in secret. w
consisted chiefly Of a signal drill Tor the
varsity. lasting about three-quarters OF an
hour The entire repertory Of plays was
rehearsed again and again \ short scrim-
mage followed
When the gates were opened the SECOND
and third teams took light scrimnlase work
for about fifteen minutes. There vas NJ
line buckinc or end running the second
team trying forward passes or onslde kicks
on every play. dug Bomeisler took part
w this work at end for the second team
exercising great care not 20 get hurt HH
did II for the purpose Of keeping accus'
| toned 10 following the ball. j. was ma
! first work in scrimmage since the opening
If the season
Yale is expecting no trouble from New
| York University tomorrow. Several oftns
regulars who might play will not be used.
Chlds, the regular guard, is having haro
| time with strained back, which does not
seem 10 improve. He worked with the sec
ond eleven to-day, but did not get into
the scrmmage Read took long work az
centre. both in the little scrimmage that &C.
| Cured and later in constant passing
One change was announced for the line
| ND tomorrow. Avery and Francis nave
switched ends for the purpose of improv'
ing their speed in getting down under
| punts Captain Howe will play his hrst
game since Syracuse was here. HIS pres
ence alone undoubtedly will improve the
team considerably, but II he begins 70 do
too much Strout or Foss will replace him.
Neither Cooney nor Childs will play to-
morrow, Loree going 10 left guard. Tbs
regular backfeld, Spalding, Freeman and
Camp. will be used.
II Is hoped here that New York Unit
versity will offer sriff opposition 10 Yale.
The new coaches to-day were Foster SAN
ford and Burr Chamberlain. The lineup
tomorrow follows:
Avery. left end Warren. left taclIe.
Loree, left guard, Ketcham, centre; Me-
Dewitt. right guard Paul. right tackle
Francis right end Howe, quarterback:
Camp. left halfback; Spalding, right half
back, and Freeman, fulback.
NJ Y. U. Has Hard Practice.
Contrary 10 expectations practice for the
New York University football team yester.
day afternoon was long and hard. II was
the last practice on Ohio Field before ths
game to-day with Yale, and the coaches
were very much pleased with the showing
! the varsity made against the second team.
Three hundred and nifty Of the students
we're on the bleachers TO cheer the team
and 10 rehearse songs and cheers for The
Yale game II is expected that two hun
dred OF them will 20 to New Haven this
, ! morning After the cheering there was a
| Of 10 dance haf0rN
| Williams game and once more the stu
dents were led around the field BY hand
The team and undergraduates leave mis-
morning at 10 o'clock by a special train
for New Haven.
, The lineup for the game against Yale
this afternoon will be as follows; Len eng
butcher: left tackle Weincr left guard
! TIenneberger: centre. Terrence. ught
guard. Makay: right tackle Wesley. righi
5 end: Crawford: qusrteroach nixon ie1'
! fullback. Brennan.
Army Corps Cheers Eleven
? IBy Telegraph TO Tho Tribune
i, West Point ~ j., Nov. S.--The Army
] had long signal practice to-day. The en-
: tire corps gathered on the side lines and
. cheered the team. Since West Point has
=, the honor Of being the only big team in the
East that has not been scored upon, the
cadets are anxious 10 ge through the re
naming few games before they face the
Navy with a clean slate. With the posi-
] bity of Costello, Georgetowns drop. kicker.
upsetting things, the cadets are not over
confident that to-morrow's game will sec
zero mark set IN against the Southerners.
| Cornell Has Light Drill.
ithaca. Nov. BY way of resting thu
team after its hard work of the week, the
| | of Cornell
squad gave the men the afternoon on. Yes
terdav's practice was conceded 10 ne ths
hardest drill of the year, and this mornins
| many of the men felt the strain, and thH
| work I'M preparation for the game with
| Williams tomorrow consisted OF lght
| signal practice in the baseball cage 70
night, at which only those men VINO WI
| be used tomorrow reported.
Williams Ready for Fray.
Rogues Harbor, Nov 3.--The Williams
| football team numbering about twenty
! players. arrived here this morning by spe.
cial train from Auburn. During the fore
| poon the entire squad walked over the
buig and rsmbled cross country for about
fvo miles The programme for the after
noon was q long signal drill In preparation
for rho game With Cornell tomorrow
| After The practice Fred Daley the hean
Goa Oh. expressed his confidence that the
team will put up 2 good battle tomorrow
Navy Eleven Improved
I, ANNAPOLIS. Md. Nov. S.--The Naval Acad-
emv team. with us attack greatly i'm
| moved by the hard work OF the week, di-
rscted toward this special purpose, prac-
tlscd IN public this AFTERNOON iot tne ,r Us >,
Iii he. Rodes, fullback Captain Da!ton
"a NcReavey, halfbacks, So~ell quarter
ST This Is the same as that Wnlcu
,arted in against Western Reserve last
-aturdav aud the line viii be the san8
| nriess the coaches decide 10 start hals'on
tbev are contemplating. NeeIs, lssI stn,
| NC centre who was In danger OF pellE
| 90. s,ad TX ingram, has been dong peter
| oasssiuc and with his otherwise eNcslen,
pIayine appears 10 have the upper nom"
again.
| ouskers rske " Easy
~ Telegraph &c Tho Tribune !,
rhu.delphia. Nov. 3--rhe Un''e,sr'
| rs,.,,an,a football players, VINO are
| in,.,n, . change Of scene at wayne toos
| 5t.ors easy this afternoon, ana were le'
| H. .,i,o,, an, practice They TOOK ions
| Oft wll,iou, The woods with Nike Mut
| wax IN announced that Mercer. youtos'
| phs' ,ary the three cripples, Wculu ps IT.
I snu ,,I,;an % play tomorrow.
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