New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-25
Dartmouth Ready for Tigers.
IRv Telerraph 90 The Tribune.

BY Telegraph TO The tribune
Hanover. y. H. oct. 2l-The final prac-
tice OF the Dartmouth eleven In prepare
ton for the Princeton game on Saturday
was held in a downpour OF rain this after
noon Again the weather conditions pre-
vented the men from going through
gruelling practice and the customary
workout. Signals were run through, and
It is thought that the Dartmouth machine
is in perfect condition TO put up the fight
necessary to punish the Tigers.
At different times during the afternoon
substitutes were run I'm. and then the
varsity eleven sifted down TO the men OF
the first call. Hogsett was at end and
Bud" Whitney In the backfeld.
The principal feature OF the after
moons practice. aside from the signal
work, was the building up Of defensive
play against PrinCetOn's formation. The
scrub took the ball and went through
everything that Princeton uses. Charlie
Boyle being chief instructor.
Cavanaugh says that his men are in
excellent physical condition, In spite OF
the long hours Of grinding work and
frightful weather conditions Captain
Bennett reported for practice to-day and
seemed TO be almost himself The big
lneman has been suffering from every
trouble on the calendar, and It is only by
sheer nerve that he has pounded his body
into a fair physical condition. II is
thought that ne will start the game at
right guard.
Princeton will face on Saturday eight Of
the men who started the game last year.
Barends, Estep and Whitney are the three
new players, and all are capable. Thirty
men will be taken on the trip, including
coaches, trainer and rubbers. The team
will leave Hanover at 553 o'clock to-mor-
row morning, Offering no excuses and de-
termlned TO snatch victory from Prince
ton. The student body will escort the
team to the train.
The probable lineup will be: Hogsett,
left end; Englehorn, left tackle; Gibson,
left guard; Whltmore, centre: Captain
Bennett, right guard; Estep, right tackle;
Barends right end; Bewelyn, quarter
back; Whitney, left halfback; Morey,
right halfback, and Snow. funback
Brown Coaches Dissatisfied.
10y Telegraph TO The Tribune
Providence. Oct. 4.-The Brown var
sty eleven to-day held its last hard
practice before the Harvard game. The
general showing did not please the
coaches.
Four OF the regulars were out of the
lineup, still nursing bruises and contu-
sions souvenirs OF the Pennsylvania at
tack. The men whose places were taken
by substitutes were: Kulp, left tackle;
and the entire backfeld, save the quar-
terback, the absentees being Tenney,
Bean and Henry. None Of these players
is severely hurt however, and all will
start the game on Saturday.
After tacklng the dummy, running
down under punts and going through
brisk signal drill, the varsity lined
up against the second eleven, which had
been drilled in Harvard formations. For
fifteen minutes the fight was waged, with
the first eleven men showing only a fair
amount Of superiority The varsity, for
the most part, took the defensive and
endeavored TO Withstand the attack OF
the second string eleven. Light practice
only will be the order tomorrow
Harvard in Fast Scrimmage.
GBy telegraph TO The Tribunc.l
Cambridge, Mass, oct 4-The long ex-
pected scrimmage between the Harvard
varsity and second team lasted more
than an hour to-day, and the regulars will
go into Saturdays game against Brown
feeling sure that they will be able 10
stop the men from Providence.
The scrub used a diversified attack made
up OF straight line bucks, forward passes,
criss-cross plays and fakes. A few for
ward passes were successful against the
regulars. and when these came Haughton
stopped the scrimmage and had the team
use the same play again.
The scrub did not score against the reg