New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
ON COLLEGE GR|D|RONS'
Storer Moved from Centre to
Tackle on Harvard Team.
PARMENTER SNAPS THE BALL
Dartmouth Tries Out New Plays
for Use Against Crimson
IN Saturday.
lRv rcIcsraph to The Tribune J


hau team. made another shift in his for
wards in secret practice to-day which may
affect the lineup for the game with Dart
mouth on Saturday and possibly that
against Yale next week. Bob Storer. who
had played centre regularly since Freddy
Huntington was removed to the backfeld.
was shifted 10 right tackle, beside Captain
Fisher. and Parmenter was placed at cen
tre
Storcr has been one Of Harvard's most
aggressive line men this fall and aside
from his passing back for kicks. has been
most acceptable. He has played a lot Of
good football. and Captain Fisher is
anxious 70 see II he will not make better
tackle than Jencks Parmenter. while
lighter is rugged athlete. and has done
some good work with the substitutes. Both
he and Storer followed the bali splenddly
IN the Carlisle game. and both rank among
the best football men the Crimson has.
Jencks has been all right on the defence.
hut when Harvard has had the ball he has
not been up 20 the mark. II is on attack
that Storer is expected TO improve on
Jencks's tackle playing.
EXCEPT for these changes the team was
intact to-day Reynolds started at left half
back and ne scored the only touchdown
that the varsity was able to make against
the substitutes I'm 6 half hours scrimmage.
The remainder Of the afternoon was spent
or drilling plays and in bringing the var
s'tv defence up 10 par against all sorts Of
open football on the substitute line this
afternoon Tom rockingham was at GEN.
trs and Ij1eard. a former end was at
tackle.
Tommy Campbell was out this afternoon
and PLAYED for time with the varsity,
Ted rockingham also being at left half
hack after Reynolds and Campbell were
taken out. II is not difficult 10 see Hsr-
wards concern over it's rush line without
the services Of Gardiner. and to-day's shift
IS NOT sure TO he permanent.
Dartmouth in Short Sorinmage.
fBv Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Hanover. Y II. Nov 1.-THE Dartmouth
team to-day had its first practice scrim-
mage since last WEDNESDAY The work was
light however and designed TO try out
some new plays which Will he used against
Harvard on SATURDAY, In fact the coaches
did not open wide the treasure box of plays
I'm the game with Princeton and will he
able 20 take an almost new and unknown
line OF attack TO Cambridge.
With the biggest game Of the season for
the green only four DAYS off. The squad will
get only light work. for no chances will he
taken nj injuries.
Dartmouth graduate coaches watched
tae work Of Harvard last Saturday against
tho Indians. and with the previous informa-
ton Of the Harvard play. the practice to-
day especially dealt with meeting Harvard
formations.
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the lineup is az guard where Bennett.
Beer and Farnum are fighting II out BEN
retts weak knee prevents him from doing
any hard work. and It is doubtful whether
DO will be able 90 play against Harvard.
u ar All able 70 continue the game. in the
opinion Of the coaches he will surely start
at right guard next Saturday. Hogsett is
SIN unable 10 do any work except kicking.
The lineup TODAY follows Left end,
Daley: left tackle Elcock. left guard, Whit
more. centre Gibson; right guard, Beer.
right tackle. Enelehorn. right end. Dana;
Quarterback. JIewellyn: left halfback Dud-
lev. right haIfback. Morey; funback, Snow.
Stiff Practice for Cornell.
rR. Telegram 10 THE Tribune
ithaca. y. s.. Nov 14-An unusually
stiff practice kept the Cornell football
team busy to-day. The same players
who started in the game on Saturday
were in limo. confirming the report that
no injuries were sustained by the regu-
lars. They appeared 20 be in exception
ally fine trim and ripped through the
scrub az will. despite the fact that they
had a day off yesterday while the second
string was learning some new plays.
bud Walders had the backs in charge
and laid particular stress on their quick
action on signals This is one Of the
weak spots in the present team, and ii is
hoped that under Walderss tutelase the
hackfeld will develop more speed. Whyte
Il probably the fastest man in the rear or
the line I'm offensive work. while O'COnnor
shows particular skill in running back
punts. This combination, working in con-
junction with the ends, is COrnells best
combination for offensive play.
r-nderhil who has now almost entirely
recovered from his injuries is most efrec-
tive in interference. Although Buffers
rurts to-day were not so accurate as
usual. II is almost certain that his foot
work viii be effective in the last two
games
THE principal difficulty encountered in
tho line work to-day was 70 get the for
wards 10 charge lower than they have
been doing. Captain Munk seems 10 be the
most proficient in this respect
Dean May Not Play for Army.
fRy Telegraph TO The Tribune
West Point. y Y, Nov. 14.-With the
Navy game only two weeks away, the Army
team is in a somewhat crippled condition.
end the majority Of tho varsity players
were on the side lines this afternoon. Ar
mold did not get into the scrimmage' and
although Benedict reported after several
weeks avon he was only allowed 10 run
through signals Walmsley played in Ar
roid'y place at guard and then relieved
SIbert az centre. Purnel going 70 guard.
HYATT played a short time and was re-
placed by Keyes
II now looks as n Dean might not get
into the Navy game, and Hodgson is being
coached az fullback Ilodgson has proved
good man in handling punts and in run
ming them back He is Deans equal, al
though mis- punting is not up 20 the mark.
Iodeson left the game early to-day with
wrenched ankle. but Tuthill said IL was
slight
Hobbs in making an end run, doubled
his ankle under him and had 20 be re-
placed. Keyes made some nice runs and
twice tried for a drop kick from the 20-yard
mark but missed by a narrow margin.
TIE varsity. with substitute backs scored
twice the last touchdown being made after
four plays had carri.d the ball from the
65-yard mark