Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-04
HURRY CALL SENT OUT BY
PRINCETON FOR STARS HELP
Big Squad of Luminaries of Years Gone By
Expected to Be on Hand in Few Days.
Many. Contests for Tomorrow.

with at Cambridge, While the re-
suits of last Saturdays battle are. OF
course, not of great value as factors
in giving one a line on the
tive abilities of the e~levens, the back
ers of both Yale and Harvard believe
their teams none too strong. Yale
only walloped Holy Cross Z to 0 last
week, while Harvard was only a VIC
tor over the Maine eleven by the
same score. In meeting Syracuse the
bulldog will have a tough PROPOSE
ton on its hands. AS for Harvard
she will go up against a team that
can boast of having done excellently
with the best. Princeton will be at
home, meeting Lehigh. Penn is down
to meet Dickinson at Franklin Field:
Cornell will take on Oberlin ar
Ithaca; the Indians will go up against
Washington n Jefferson, at WASH
ington, Pa. while Brown, Dartmouth.
Lafayette and the Navy have games
of lesser importance.
PRINCETON, Oct. 4-As a res11tf
of the Princeton eleven's unsatisfao-
tory showing in Wednesdays game
with Rutgers a hurry call has been
sent out for more coaches and a big
squad of former football stars Is ex-
pected to arrive during the next few
days to assist in strengthening the
team. The poor work of the forwards
against Rutgers has cast a gloom over
the Tiger camp and the coaches real
lie that the line still has a long wav
to go II 1t is to hold it's own against
the fierce attack which %proachi
games are expected to present.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 4-ran
tain Jesse Spalding, of the yala
eleven. was unable to practise vaster-
day cat of stomach trouble h,,t
Head Coach Howe said he was conc.
dent that the captain would hs
shape to- lead his men against svra
euse on Saturday.
Spaiding has been obliged ia n,.v
Doth games which have been held -,
their close because of the close so,ra.
ana ne mas felt fine all week. althonyh
ne mas not scrimmaged since d e.
SATURDAY. he was not at Yale Field
yesterday. rieia
CAMBRIDGE. Oct. 4.-Harvard az
It's last hard work Of the week vasta.
day IN anticipation of its eana ,.t+n
Holy Cross tomorrow. The ras,,Iss
.eaih was not available. however. as
> oolh tackles, Hitchcock and Storer
: were on the side lines on account of
|, bruises on their legs. Hardwick was
also missing from the backfeld. Mona
1 OF the men at Harvard is hurt seri-
{ ously. hitchcock and Storer are ex-
pected to start tomorrow. Hardwiek
although not in scrimmage. did tba
decking for the scrub team. Captain
/ Wendell did great work. FELTON, ana
oBrien were both back al ends on
: the first team. The varsity was held
on the defense most OF the time yes-
i terday.
ITHACA Oct. 4-There was a riff
or hope that broke through the clouds
| of gloom here yesterday when 1t was
announced that Cranberry Miller.
Cornell's most promising fuIlback. has
passed his exams" and is now ELI
gibie to play on the varsity. The regu-
lars opposed the scrub in the regular
afternoon practise in which the varsi-
ty showed some improvement.
! 0berlin win come here for a game
tomorrow and the team will have a
chance to redeem the defeat of last
/ week at the hands of Colgate. The
, fact hat the eleven got away to- a
[ bad start mas not dampened thesen-
thusiasm of the students. who realize
the necessity for Loyalty encouraging
3 the players.
= CARLISLE, Pa. Oct. 4.-The fact
| that Carlisle has already scored 1877
=, points to her opponents I points is
being made the subject of much COM
= .ment here and the players are being
urged to go out after a point record.
t Coach Warner is well pleased with
: the work of the eleven thus far. but
is guarding carefully against any
: feeling of overconfidence among the
redskins. He criticises his men se-
verely for a tendency to fumble.
which he declares must be remedied
before any strong teams are met.
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