The Washington herald., 1913-10-17
HARVARD.YALE
OFFICIALS NAMED
Langford, Snow, and Fultz to
Handle Big Games
This Fall.
COLLEGE GRDIRON NOTES
New Plays Are Given the Carlisle In
dians-Army Team Has
Good Practice.

New Haven, Conn. Oct I6.-Oficlals
for the Yale-Harvard and Yale-Prince-
ton football games. were announced to-
night by Captain Ketcham. This year,
they were arranged through the agency
of the Central officials board for the
first time, although Yale and Princeton
employed this board last season for de-
termining the list. The same set are
selected for both games and will be as
follows:
Umpire, william s. Langford. Trinity
College; referee, Nell Snow, University
Of Michigan; linesman, David Fultz,
Brown.
This is the same list used by Yale and
Harvard last season. 1t proved very
satisfactory then.
Langford is the former Trinity captain.
He has officiated at more important
games the past few years than any
other player. Snow made his reputation
upon the Western Circuit. but has given
excellent satisfaction in the East Fultz
is the former Brown University halfback
and captain, and later American League
baseball star. and is now president of
the Players Protective Association.
Light Work for Tigers.
Princeton. N. J., Oct. 1e.-The Tiger
squad escaped with a light workout
today the scrimmaging taking place
between two teams made up impair
TALLY of scrubs and regulars. Neither
side scored in the half-hour battle
"Hobey" Baker WAS Sent in when the
ball WAS on the fifty-yard line to kick a
field goal His first attempt was unsuc-
cessfui, but on other attempts he av-
eraged three out of eight, with a
fourth try hitting the posts Baker
then tried from the fifty-fiye-yard
mark with even better results. getting
over four out of five.
Regulars STREET. and Law are still on
the side lines with their bruises. A
very brief practice will be held tomor-
row to prepare the men for the game
with Syracuse Saturday.
Cornell Team Works.
Ithaca, N. Y, Oct. 16-For the third
consecutive time this week the Cornell
Varsity was driven at a terrific pace
a long offense testing scrimmage
and for the third time this week Taber,
the new quarterback. demonstrated that
he is the best field general Cornell has
had in many years. Taber was largely
today for the nine touch
downs scored by the varsity against the
scrubs Taber made a number of long
runs, both from kick and straight for
nations. Shuler. the half back, who was
injured last week, returned to the game
today and made several sensational runs.
Cool was moved back to center today
and Msnsick went in at right guard.
Practice I'm Rain.
Cambridge, Mass, Oct 16-The Har-
ward football squad were driven through |
a long practice today despite the heavy |
rain. Although the field was wet and |
slippery the coaches ordered an hours |
scrimmage work between the varsity |
and scrubs. Mahan plunged through for |
the first and Rollins circled the scrubs |
end for the second score. Logan appears |
to be leading in the race for quarter
back, and will be started in the game |
against Holy Cross Saturday. Bradlee, !
one of the old candidates, is laid up |
with an injury Freedley is putting up |
q strong bid against Logan
Army Regulars Score.
West Point, N. Y, Oct. ALPHABETICALLY
all of the West Point regulars were on /
the field today and the Cadets crushed |
he scrubs in a thirty-minute scrimmage, 1
which followed long signal drill. While /
1nly two touchdowns were scored by the /
regulars, they could have made several |
more had not the coaches taken the ball |
away from them in an effort to test the
iefense of the first Cadet team.
New Plays for Indians.
Carlisle. Pa. Oct. 1s-Coach Warner
;oday put the Indian football team
through long drill of the plays. which
I is expected Carlisle will be forced to
ise against Pittsburgh next Saturday.
rapt Welch explained a new PLAY L