Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-08
WITH BIG ELEVENS
Tom ShevIin Arrives in Yale
Camp.
PRACTICE AGAIN IN SECRET
Tiger Team Back in Princeton in
Good Condition for Dart
mouth Contest.
PRACTICE AGAIN IN SECRET

NEW HAVEN, November s.-The APP
pcarance of Thomas l.. Shevlin at 1aie
Field Yesterday had the desired psychic
effect on the Yale players and the re-
sulting practice was one OF the most en-
coura ging held this year. The players
have come to look for and expect a big
Improvement in themselves when Shevilit
appears. y large number of coaches
were at the practice. which vas entire
~ secret and will continue to b. secret for
the remainder of the season Enthusiasm
and interest are beginning to increase
among the undergraduates now and the
mass meeting held in Woolsey Hall Mon
day night was largly attended
The practice yesterday was brief but
lively It started with a punting drill By
the kickers the backs catching and re-
turning the bail. The ends at the same
time had /. long drill in covering punts.
There were enough coaches present 70
devote twenty minutes to all individual
drill of each varsity player under the
general supervision OF Field, Shevlin and
Sanford. The varsity then got together
for fast signal drill lasting half an
hour. which was Immediately followed BY
a scrimmage of three-quarters Of an hour
against the second team. i. The varsity
scored three touchdowns. and two field
goals were kicked by Captain Howe. The
team which played at the varsity yes
terday contained several new faces.
Ioree played left guard. His defensive
work last Saturday has boosted his stock
considerably. Avery and Bomeisler are
practically settled as the first pair of
Yale ends. Bomeisler is the Fitzpatrick of
the team and his speed, weight and ag
gressiveness will make him one of the
best ends Yale has ever had. Avery
is becoming steadier in his work every
game Gallauer was promoted to varsity
tackle over Warren, who did not play
well Saturday. His hand gives him al
most constant pain and he may not be
able to last in the position. Sculiy, the
regular tackle, has sufficiently recovered
from his injuries to don clothes and take
q little work. He will be back for the
big games
He made one long run back of punt for
40 yards and dropped two field goals
from the 3O-yard and 35-yard lines. The
backfield changed again. Camp and Spald-
ing We're the halves with Dunn playing at
full The latter Is compact.y built. fast
and weighs 179 pounds. and will be tried
out thoroughly In the hope that he will
prove another kistler.
These new coaches were on hand yester-
day: Tom Shevlin, Foster Sanford, Howard
Jones and Lucius Bigelow. The lineup
was as follows: Avery. left end; Gallauer.
left tackle: Loree. left guard: ketcham,
center: McDevitt, right guard; Paul. right
tackle; Bomeisler, right end; Howe. quar-
terback: Camp. left haifback: Spalding,
right halfback. Dunn. fullback.
The Brown game Saturday will start
at ., instead of at O'Clock.
Princeton Squad Returns.
PRINCETON. y. j.. November S-Re-
turning from Atlantic City yesterday morn
ing, the Princeton foot ball team he'd a
light practice on Osborne Field yesterday
afternoon. All the regulars with the excep-
ton of Wilson. got into the practice,
which consisted of the usual drills in
bunting, getting down under kicks and
blocking and charging for the linemen.
Every man is in excellent condition, with
the exception of few minor bruises, and
even Wilson will probably be in shape
to start in his usual position Saturday.
The forward pass came in for consider
able attention, but it doesn't look as
though the Princeton coaches We're bank
ing much on this pay. 1t has been
attended with only scant success in the
games in which 1t has been tried. and In
more than one case has proved q BOOM
erang giving the opposing team a sudden
advantage. as in the Lehigh game. On
| the other hand, the onside kick, which
/ has been so valuable to the Tigers In the
last two games, was used often during
the signal drill. which was long and fast
1t begins to look as though neither
Farr nor Wight. who have been on the
hospital list for over a week now, will
| be able to play against Dartmouth. and
| there Is only bare chance that the
former will be able to do any more &C
tive playing this season. T. N. Pfeiffer
90, who played on the Harvard Law
| school foot ball team last year, was or
the field, doing considerable active coach
ing. AS lie Is still attending the Law
school at Harvard, he will be unable Il
remain at Princeton very long, but II 4.
said that he has several new ideas which
he wishes to have tried cut.
] The varsity lined up for signal % -actic,