New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22

Left end, Andrews; left tackle, Phllllps;
left guard Shenk; centre Bluethenthal;
right guard. Logan; right tackle, Pen
field; right end, f. Trenkman; quarter
back. S. Baker; left halfback Pendleton;
right halfback H.. Baker; fullback, De
Witt and Waller
Light Work for Yale Varsity.
TBy Telegraph TO The Tribunel
New Haven, Conn, Oct 2l.-All Of the
Yale regulars reported in fairly good con-
dition at Yale Field to-day after their
victory at West Point on Saturday. There
were several bumps and bruises distrio-
uted among the squad, but nobody was
seriously hurt or incapacitated enough TO
be kept out of ;he game any length OF
time. with the possible exception OF
Cooney. His ankle has been bothering
him for some time and to-day he was
quite lame. II IS doubtful If he VIII he
able TO play next Saturday. Talbot was
the only regular who failed to report
and it was because Of recitation.
\ great relief is felt at Yale now that
the team has safely passed the Vest
Point crisis. II is doubtful II Yale VIII
play again tnele next Sed4'
The coaches and undergraduates alike
were well satisfied with the work NJ the
team. 1t showed much power and poten-
tial strength. which is all the coaches
care TO have appear Work was started
to-day in remedying the countless in
divldual defects and in smoothing oct
the crudities of team play. The coaches
do not expect another such test un,l the
Brown game. and are pleased over the
urospect OF careful development which
will have time TO come TO truition WITH
out being interrupted b. hard game
while still undevelOped
The regulars took light individual Work
to-day. mostly in limbering up, handling
the ball. and in puntins and kicking. BY
tomorrow they will be plunged again In
to hard work A great deal Of attention
will be bestowed upon the ends and
Quarterbacks. The former are not show
ing quite as much offensive strength as
expected.
In to-day's practise the varsity sub
stitutes played the third team and man
aged TO score two touchdowns and two
goals. Castles scored the first on short
plunge through guard, with run CT
about five yards. Martin kicked the goal
Pumpelly plunged over for the second
score. following a series of line plays
and he also kicked the goal. Wheeler
ran the team at quarterback.
There is much hope that Wheeler VII
prove the man Tor the place. rhe lest
of the team was made up of Gle and
Sheldon, ends; II. Warren and Jerome
tackles; Thaw, Green and HARRISON,
guards; Marrying, centre; Wheeler, Lotus
and Dyer. quarterback, Castles and
Camp. left halfback: Beckett, Baker and
weiser. right halfback; Pumpely and
Martin, fullback
Ii was a fine array Of material ard
capable of varsity development. Walter
Camp, Oleott and Bowman assisted in
the coaching to-day.
Coolidge a "Fnd" at Harvard.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 21.-With few
exceptions the Harvard football players
came out on Soldiers Field to-day in
splendid condition after the Amherst
game. There was no scrimmage, but the
llnemen came in for the usual coaching.
and the first team spent long time in
signal drill.
The Amherst game added no player 10
the injured list, except that Bradlee, the
substitute fullback, received kick on
the back which will require little atten-
tion for few DAYS. Smith and Coolidge
the end rushes who have been on the
hospital list, will be out again in day or
two. SO that Harvard will have the benefit
of all its best material for the Princeton
game. now only two weeks off.
II was expected that this week could
be devoted to preparing for the coming Of
the Tigers, but the Brown team did so
well against Pennsylvania that Harvard
will take the game more seriously than It
expected 70. The scouts have provided
the Harvard scrub team with some Brown
plays. which will be used against the
varsity tomorrow and Wednesday
Browns rush line did some splendid
charging against Pennsylvania, and the
Harvard forwards have been told that
they will have no easy time.
Trumbull was at right guard to-day
Shen the varsity practised plays, and
Moolidge was at right end Trumbull