New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07
chanoss in Princeton Team

pripcoton y. J., oct. 6-Several cHd"o
H. p~i,ceton lineup are promised TOT
-. ..-.-,,,..s GENE with NillanoVa.
..ortcb" Brown. who has been playing AT
.ac,le was moved to end to-day ana ne
is slated 70 start in to-morro"
that position. .o-doy
A,otbar change which was made to-n"S'
but NAV not 20 into effect tomorrow, MHS
tho shifting Of Mclean TO tackle ana NV
,.or,rick back 10 his old position at gua'u'
1he latter has been alternating between
.,.l,le and guard most of the season. ouI
q, u,as NcT.eau.s first try at a tackle posi-
ton. ,....oor
l-t.., ii,b+ scrinnmaEe was held, between
-,ro teams which we're apparently CHOSEN
y. -a,dor, from the varsity and SCRUB.
So, white SAWYER. Penfeld and Norman
,,Ia,,od an the scrub. while Phillips, Ham
n,ond and Hendrickson played on the var
sitv. Just what the coaches IDEAS
in making these. changes were not ds''i
tanned. unless it was from desire 10 81
tuo teams more evenly matched. lheIe
vas little real scrimmagins done NOS
nj the plav being devoted 10 urn "'
urrtiur with Pcnhed and Hammond 40
ing the kicking ON the ends wight anu
VT e+a-red The former played his
regr,Iar position on the varsity, WINE 'le
latter PLAYED on the scrub. Brown VINO
had his first try-out q end. did not impress
one with any particular ability IN tu'-
dllina the duties OF this position, with the
execution that his tackling was hard ana
sure His greatest difficulty was that ne
,ras GLOW and not over-famlliar with tie
position.
white who Is not in the best Of condi-
tior being pretty we'll bruised m the Rut-
gers game. will not play tomorrow ana
proun IS scheduled 10 take his place
E.lther Phillips or Mclean will take
Fr,o,n.s former position ar tackle. and the
p. rainder Of the team will be much the
same ~ lined ND against Rutgers on
1yod,eqdav SAWYER. De Witt Penfeid and
Pendleton will again start the game IN the
bscktcld. but Hammond, Baker and Hen
dricL son are all sure 70 get into the game
later
The close OF to-dav's practice was gwen
over ~ individual coaching and sigma
drills The varsity lined MP to-day as fol-
lows.
Left end. Brown. left tackle. Phillips
left guard. Wilson. centre. BGethentna''
right guard, Mccormick right tackle Nc
can. right end. Wight quarterback, Pen
dIetou: loft halfback Baker. right halt
back. Hendrickson. fullback. Hammond.
N. Y. u. Prepares for Game.
Il, ,raparation for the game with Mullen
bera this afternoon on Ohio Field the New
York University football squad held snort
practice Yesterday. The entire squad WIN
the exception Of Makay, kopff and Henhe-
berger was on the field. and the plays
which will be used I'm to-day game were
RIM through. Holm, -. Bristol, II. and
Weiner. 10. filed up the vacant spots OF
the line. Nixon, u. did not appear on the
field until late. and Coleman, II, took his
place at quarter.
Coleman was out for end all last season
and, although light proved 10 be good IN
breaking through interference ard fast IN
getting down the field on punts fester-
day. for The first time. Olcott sent him In
at this n W position. His brainy work may
make him Nixons substitute. although
there are two other men-Huntley, Is. and
Reagan (Com)-out for the same place.
I attn. the new halfback. who has been
for Won Egoffstein. was not
in the squad James. at fuilback anG
Bettcher. 10. at end. showed Improvement
Crimson Has Long Practice.
Cambridge. Mass. oct 6.-Harvard' =
hard scrimmaging of the week was fol-
lowed by d long session OF signal drill to-
day in preparation FOR to-morrow's game
against Holy Cross. team Of veterans
which Yale beat a week ago by score OF
% 10 0. but which is expected 70 be IN much
better form against Harvard. In addition 70
signals and drill on kicks. Haughton put
his players through a long scrlmmage near
one OF the goal posts the varsity and sub
stitutes lining up against each other but
doing no tackling nor hard Interference
The scoring plays were rehearsal. and the
varsity also was coached on stopping line
PLAYS inside the ten-yard line.
Three new men will bee In to-morrow's
game FOR Harvard Campbell. a lj0-pound
youngster but who puts every ounce Of his
weight into his work. will be used In the
backheld with Morrison and Wendell
storer. who has been giving Huntington
race for centre. will get his first chance In
the middle OF the rush line. while at left