New-York tribune., 1911-11-14
ON COLLEGE GR|D|R0NS
Harvard Settles Down to Easy
Work After Carlisle Game.
DARTMOUTH NEXT IN LINE
Scrub Practises Green's Plays.
as Noted by Coaches Who
Were at Princeton.

fRy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Cambridge. Mass. Nov 1S.-Because the
Harvard varsity men played only a few
minutes against the Carlisle Indians or
Saturday did not cause Haughton 10 change
his policy OF having nothing but easy work
ror his men on Monday. short scrim-
mace was held between the varsity and
the substitutes. but the playing was light
There viii be no hard work until the scrut
team comes into the Stadium with the
Dartmouth plays noticed by the second
team coaches at Princeton, and on which
the scrub team worked hard all afternoon
Following the light scrimmage the regulars
ran through signals for an hour and did i
briskly.
The lineup to-day was the same as
against Princeton after Gardner was hurt
CAPTAIN Fisher was fin his old place at
right guard and said tonight that ne hao
decided to remain there. Keays did not 90
as well as the coaches had hoped he would
DO. and so Jencks was put In at right
tackle. where he played for the entire
game against the Indians. The coaches
bank on Jencks TO come along fast. being
satisfied that he will do on the defensive
but being not at all satisfied with his Of
fensive play
O'Rrien and Smith were the ends to-day
and Hitchcock and Jencks the tackles
storer plsved between Fisher and Leslie
while Harry Gardner worked all day al
Quarterback. Gardner saw Yale and Brown
plsv on Saturday. He also saw Yale play
West Point. Potter is coming along nicely
and surely will be able TO 80 into the Yale
game. sam Felton's return TO the field
~.
he will not be allowed 20 play until
Wednesday. There is chance that he will
have an opportunity TO do little kicking
against Dartmouth Campbell also was on
The field again for the first time since he
was hurt at Princeton, and 1t is possible
that he will play in the backfeld with
Wendell and Huntington. in place OF Rey-
nolds. who was in the lineup this after
noon.
Bob Fisher denies the report that when
no sent the regular team into the game for
the fourth period against the Indians he
did SO contrary 10 the instructions Of the
head coach. who was at New Haven
Fisher saws that Percy Haughton left no
instructions, and that as captain Of the
team il was left 10 his own Judgment
whether the substitutes should be used for
The entire game or whether chance should
he given the regulars.
0sn Dewev's freshman team. which has
not been scored against this fall. is pre-
pairing for Saturdays game against the
Vale freshmen. which will he played at
Csmhridge. Harvard beat the Young Tigers
bv score Of = 70 o. while Princeton %
played Yale 10 a tie.
Dartmouth in Fine Condition.
Hanover. \. H.. Nov. 18-Letrers from
many authorities on football have come 20
C1,anauch asking why he did not protest
Landlords s. decision on the fuke field goal
scored on Saturday by Princeton. In re-
sronsc TO an inquiry this evening on the
matter. Cavsnaugh said:
Dartmouth agreed upon Langford as
tho referee and his decision must stand.
feel. however, that in Interpreting the
rule Langford relied upon words. not
upon the spirit Of the rule
The Dartmouth team came back 70 Han
over i'm good condition, excepting Hogsett.
The doughty halfbsck injured his shoulder
again in the Princeton game and now
carries his arm in a sling. Bennett is tho
only other man on the squad who was not
bile 10 get i'm the lineup.
The practice to-day was preceded by
long talks by the coaches on the mistakes
of the Princeton game. No scrimma &c
was held. light practice being the only
work Beer took Fsrnum's place az right
guard 10 the signal drill
The lineup was a. follows. Left end
DALEY. loft tackle. Elcock; left guard
NVhitnoro. centre Gibson; right guard
Beer. right tackle. Englehorn: right end
f'ana quarterback. llewellyn: left haif'
back Dudley; right halfback, MOrey; full
back Snow
Rest for Cornell Team.
Ithaca. y y. Nov. BY order OF Jack
MoakIey an the members of the Cornell
football team who played in the game with
Michigan on Saturday were excused from
practice to-day. Moakley has fears for the
over-traiuing Of the team.
The coaches were we'll satisfied with the
result of both the recent contests. The test.
showed that the line had strengthened very
materially during the preceding two weeks
and Michigan was unable TO gain any
ground through the forwards. Champaign
VIII undoubtedly continue on the regular
team. and but for a slight strangeness in
the plays he proved himself a powerful
factor on the right side OF the line.
Buffers game attracts no criticism. In
all respects except his goal kicking he was
satisfactory. and this deficiency. which
should have trebled the score. was account
ed for by a comparatively slight injury sus
tanned in the first period.
The second eleven had a hard-fought
workout to-day, and in the absence Of the
varsity men from the field new plays were
studied and worked on 10 prepare the
scrubs 10 provide the regulars with gooc
practice for the rest OF the week
ouakers Have Easy Time.
BY Telegraph to The Tribune
Philadelphia, Nov. 13.-The University OF
Pennsylvania football team had a light
practice this afternoon on Franklin Field
There we're two reasons for this-first. the
hard game against Lafayette on Saturday
and second. the coming game with Michi-
san next Saturday. Most OF the time was
taken up with signal practice. following
which the linemen were drilled in charging
and the ends I'm tackling. Piekarski run
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