New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-09
YALE IS NOT WORRYING
Brown Not Expected to Cause
Great Deal of Trouble.
HEAR PLANS OF COLISEUM
Undergraduates Gather for
First Mass Meeting of Year
Practise Cheers.
HEAR PLANS OF COLISEUM
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

] New maven, NOV. o. dIt NOuAb Oihs
| take a light practice to-day in preparation
| for the game with Brown tomorrow, al
! though the team is in need OF work. No
| scrimmage was held and instead the az
/ ternoon was devoted TO signals, catching
punts and running In the open field and
! in all manner OF kicking. The Brown
/ eleven is not causing uneasiness. Yale
! clearly expects TO win.
| A long signal practice was the main
! feature OF the day with Gallauer and
| Avery, ends: Talbot and Warren, tackles;
/ Pendleton and Warren. guards; Ketcham.
centre: Cornell. quarterback; Philbin, left
] halfback Spalding, right halfback, and
| Flynn. fullback,
! This team rehearsed plays for over an
/ hour. After signals the punt catching
/ drill followed and then a long drill on
/ place and drop kicking and punting. The
coaches worked with Philbln, Flynn,
Markle, Pumpelly and Pendleton as place
kickers from scrimmage formation with
! fair success. The angles and distances
constantly varied. Pumpelly. Flynn and
| Spalding did the punting and Dyer.
Markle and Pumpelly the drop Kicking.
| The especially long drill In this line In
dicates that Yale has considered the pos
sibiity Of being forced 10 adopt this
method OF scoring tomorrow. None OF
the men are expert in this line, although
Pumpelly is above the average.
For to-morrow's game which will begin
half an hour earlier than usual. the line
up used In signal practice to-day Will
start, with but one exception. Gallauer.
the end, is TO be saved for Princeton and
Harvard Avery, the other end, is In
much the same fix, and Howe only plans
to use him the first few minutes. Besides
he is very anxious TO see what Sheldon,
Carter and Gle, the second string Of ends,
can do.
Cooney will also go In at guard for
some part Of tho game. although the
coaches are at present much more inter
ested in what Pendleton and Arnold will
do. Madden may possibly get a slight
chance toward the end OF the game. AT
centre, Reed and Marting are both very
likely to play part Of tho game. Both
can be used without fear OF results and
Ketcham has play ed steadily all year. At
QuhlN NHCclCl 40 bNiS W PASs 49,
time.
In the backheld the speedy Baker will
have a chance TO try his hand at the
new game and Markle and Pumpelly Will
be used. Ted" Coy. who will remain
here until after the Harvard game. was
ono OF to-dsy's coaches and also Pop
Corey and Walter Camp.
Tho first mass meeting OF the season
was held tonight IN Woolsey Auditorium
and because OF the coliseum project,
which was formally presented 10 the stu
dents tonight. 1t was the largest gather
ing IN years Captain spalding spoke
mainly on the team and its work and re-
ferred TO the support necessary for the
new Yale field plans from undergraduates.
Tho meeting was presided over by David
Daggett, secretary Of the Committee OF
Twenty-one, in charge Of the scheme.
Noah Swayne came from Philadelphia TO
speak C. c. Hincks active manager Of
the committee, also spoke on the proposi-
ton.
1t has definitely been decided 10 build a
coliseum Of the bowl type OF architecture,
tho playing surface 10 be "A feet below
ground level The coliseum will seat sixty
thousand, and q plaza twenty feet wide.
running around the top, will accommodate
many more Besides the coliseum there
will be the university clubhouse, new
baseball stands and all sorts OF fields for
general exercise. The undergraduates
were asked for subscriptions. Songs and
cheers for tho big game we're rehearsed.
Signal Work for Tigers
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I
Princeton, N. j., Nov. SIN preparation
for to-morrow's contest with New York
University, tho Princeton football eleven
received q long signal drill which lasted
fully an hour and half. Cunningham
had all the regulars who played against
Harvard in the lineup, and kept the
team on the Jump throughout the entire
practice. The coaches expect to take the
New York warriors into camp easily. but
they are running no chances on having
Princeton unprepared. The Tigers work
during the week has been ragged. but to-
days showing was more encouraging.
The men had plenty Of speed and the
plays ran off we'll.
Captain Pendleton was In his usual
place at left halfback this afternoon He
and "Hobey" Baker will alternate in that
position tomorrow. Waller at right half
back, de Witt at fullback and S. Baker at
quarter complete the backfield.
Tomorrow is a football day for Prince
ton as the Yale cubs are scheduled TO
meet the Tige- freshmen before the
varsity game. In addition to this foot
ball double-header, Columbia is coming
down from New York TO try to take tho
measure OF Princeton at soccer and cross
country In the morning the interscho-
lastic 'cross-country meet is to be held.
G. r. Murray announced to-day that
owing to the demand for the Yale game
tickets six hundred additional seats have
been put up. This raises the seating ca
pacity Of the stands tc about twenty-nine
thousand. To date sixteen hundred APP
plications have been turned down.
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