New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-31
Cornell Eleven Limbers Up.


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Cornell Eleven Lirnbers Up.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune.
Ithaca. \. y. oct. 3O-All the members
of the Cornell football squad were on
hand to-day and participated In general
inlbering up drill after their day Of rest.
Tho coaches thought IL advisable TO post
none strenuous work until tomorrow, and
after a prolonged period of work on the
fundamentals of the game the two first
strings went through the signals for faif
an hour. Eddie Butler took no part in the
activity. Several more coaches have been
added TO the list.
The lire which went into the Pitts
burgh game on Saturday will in all prob
ability be the permanent varsity for
wards. and this combination, with the ex-
ception of Eyrich, who reported late in
the afternoon, ran through the signals to-
gether to-day. Williamson and Fritz will
still have to struggle for their positions,
but it appears that the light end has capa-
bilities which in a large measure make up
for his lack Of weight
The backfeld at the present time is
quite uncertain. Hawkins has many good
points which keep him TO the fore, but his
fumbling is too consistent for him to be
trusted against a team OF the first water
and although Mccormick will probably de-
velop in time he does not satisfy the i'm
mediate need for halfback.
Harvard Loses End Rush.
by Telegraph to The Tribunel
Cambridge, Mass, oct. 30.-The Brown
victory was a costly one for Harvard on
Saturday, for In the game Sam FELTON,, the
Crimson's best kicker and the best end
rush there was to combine with Bud Smith
on attack and rushline defence, was so
seriously injured as to be out Of the run
ming for at least two weeks and probably
three weeks. Soon after Harvard had
scored its first touchdown FELTON, received
a kick in the side, and because he had
failed to properly pad his uniform, the
blow caused a confusion, which will have
to be absorbed before he can play any
more football. lie will not play against
Princeton, and probably not against the
Indians a week later, but IL is expected
that he will be all right for the Dartmouth
and Yale games OBrien Will be at right
end against Princeton. He was in the
lineup to-day, and against Brown made
many superb tackles behind the line.
Bob Potter also was used hard on Sat
urday, and he was not on the field to-day
He is not seriously injured. though and
will be In the scrimmages this week, and
will be quarterback on next Saturday
Gardner played quarterback to-day, and
will be Potter's substitute. He is in
condition TO play hard football, and is
much better man than Freddy, who re-
placed Potter ia the Brown game. All the
other regular men experienced no hard
knocks, and all were on the field to-day
The work was harder than usual on Mon
day. a long signal drill being supplemented
by some work on plays in a light scrim-
mage.
Harvard was able TO get away with
victory over Brown without using many
of the plays that were being prepared es-
pecially for Princeton. At Princeton the
lineup will be the same as that which
started against Brown, except that Q Brien
will be right end The backfield will be
Wendell. Campbell and Huntington, al
though Reynolds will share left halfback
with Campbell. TWO scrimmases this week
and a drill on Thursday TO smooth the at
tack will comprise the work before the
Princeton game On Friday the Harvard
men will go to New York on an afternoon
train.
Many Army Men Out.
West Point. oct. 30-The showing the