New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
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speed. and to-day he followed the punts
Ike shadow. Williamson is an aggres-
sive player, and his strength holsters the
right end Of the line considerably. He ana
NUNS are playing close ard succeed Wen
in preventing the attack from piercing
their wing. The Cornell lire 10 slowly de-
velopinc the strength which has been the
aim Of the coaches. and Saturdays game
with Williams will do much toward set
thing the opinions Of the coaches in regard
70 the maHo-up Of the line.
Dartmouth Fears Madden
rPy Telegraph TO The TrbuneI
Hanover y. H.. Nov 2.-This afternoon
dartmouth practically finished training
for the game with Amherst Only light
nractice was held, including running under
punts and defence against both the ioT-
ward pass and drop kick. The proves oil
Madden IS Dartmouths chief source OF
trouble in preparing for Amherst anu
everv effort has been made TO develop
defence TO prevent scoring. beWeliF" -
gradually returning TO FORM ana IN 'he
signal drill to-day he passed the pan anu
managed the team with the same skill ne
exh,hited before his injury took MIN from
the squad for two weeks.
Dudley and Barends are alternating az
left half. but Cavanaugh likes the WORK
of Dudley. and will probably send MN
AGAINST Amherst Bobby Hogsett has MS
arm ont Of the sling, and to-day appeared oh
tho fold although he could do no WORK.
1Ia will probably make both Dudley ana
Rsrends speed up TO keep the places AT
left half. Morey IS now in good condition.
and Dana can be kept at right end.
The lineup to-day follows: Left end
Dudley: left tackle. Elcock; leit sua'u
Whitmore: centre, Gibson; right guard
Bennett; right tackle. Englehorn' nght
end. Dana; left halfback. BarendS righ'
halfback. Morey; quarterback DudieyS
fullback Snow.
Navy Picks 5ackfeid.
tRv Telegraph to The Tribune
Anrapolis Nov. 2-ROdes at fuloacK'
CAPTAIN Dalton and McReaVeE NJ tne
halves and Sowell at quarterback iormeu
the Naval Academy backfield during the
whole Of the forty-hve minutes pracuce
this afternoon. There is little DOUBT tha''
unless accident prevents. this will be the
ARRANGEMENT Of backs which VIII start III
the Army game. on the scrub an aiterhd'c
set Of backs is being trained with Coi'''
AT full. Leonard and Nichols at the halNeS
and Shaw at quarterback. II Is very last,
but has neither the weight nor strength oi
the regulars During the first twenty MN
utes this afternoon the scrub scored Twice.
and after a short session Of defensive
work received the ball on its 1O-yard lihe'
from which it carried the ball over ui'e
and again.
GEORGETOWN Team in Town
Tho Georgetown University football team
arrived in this city yesterday, on its way
N West Point, where il plays the caucus
Tomorrow. Accompanying the team winch
won't direct 10 the Cumberland HOTEL were
many undergraduates to do the cheering.
There are thirty men in Nelson S squat
and they will go up TO Fordham fleIo iiliS
afternoon TO run through signals. All
hands feel confident that they VIII make
good showing against the Army eleNeh'
which has not been scored on this year
When Georgetown met the Carlisle ma
ians early in the season the men sho"eu /
lack Of speed and team work but Si"Ce
that game Nelson has changed the pacN
field and put in lighter and speedier men,
while the team has been strengthened poth
on the attack and the defence. ms ~
eether with Costellos drop-kicking ability
makes for confidence. Davy White' lhe
old Exeter Academy fullback, who has been
on the hospital list for some time, VIII
make up the backfeld with Fury COS
tello and Sitterding, the clever quarter
Captain DALEY, who has been out win
severe cold and has been greatly missed IN
the last two games, will be at right guard.
Lafayette Hard at Work.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Easton, Penn, Nov 1.-The Lafayette
team continues its daily practice in prepa-
ration for the game with Bucknell on sat
urday. The daily scrimmage which has
been in vogue for the last week is giving
the men lots of endurance, but it has re-
suited in several injuries, and the wisdom
Of the policy is questioned by many. con-
siderable time is being devoted to work on
the dummy as a means OF Strengthening
the interference. \ shake-up is expected
in the line before the game on Saturday
Woodward. the new recruit from Peddie
Institute, may go in at tackle. Miller IS
likely man for guard and Bockus may re-
place Pardee at end
The placing Of Brown at fullback has
nroved a wise move He IS especially
strong as d line plunger and is hitting II
better from that position. Marshall is one
of the most consistent stars on the team.
He is one Of the best defensive halfbacks
the Maroon and White has ever had. ana
there has not been single let-up in his
work all season.
Syracuse Coaches Confident.
Syracuse. Nov. 2-The Syracuse Cniver-
sitv football team left tonight for Ann
Arbor. Mich. where on Saturday il plays
the Michigan eleven The work Of the
syracuse team this week in practice makes
the coaches confident that the Nost com
bination will be held TO a small score.
Captain Fogg formerly right halfback'
will occupy the quarterback position.
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LIVELY DAYS IN TIGER TOWN
Harvard Game Only One of Many
Princetonian Activities.
tBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l
rripce+op " 7 Nov More sporting