The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
COACHES Change
HARVARD ELEVEN
Shifts Are Made IN Big Grim
SON Line-Up, Preparing for
Saturdays Game.
COLLEGE GRDIRONNOTES
Capt. Keteham, Of Old Eli Team, !,
Put Into Left Guard-kavy
Hard at Work.
COLLEGE GRDIRON NOTES


shake-up was made in the Har0rd
team today when Hardwick was shifted
from back field to end. Storer moved
back to his old position at tackle. Hitch
cock moved into guard. Bradlee taking
Hardwick's place in the back field, with
Cowan as first substitute.
The reason for this change was that
BradIee was felt to be indispensable to
the back field, especially because OF his
great defensive playing in the Princeton
game. with Bradlee and Brickley to do
the aeavy work, and the feet Mahan to
run in the open plays, the back held
should prove very strong. Haro~ick
win prove exceptionally strong at end.
as he used to play the right end last
year when FELTON, punted. He will also
be good at receiving forward passes as
he handles q football very cleverly
Storer will be much more efficient at
tackle than at end owing to his long
experience.
On the whole this lineup looks much
stronger than the original one because
IL keeps Mahan and Bradlee both in the
game at the same time, instead OF al
ternating as before. and II also strength
ems the end position by putting Hard
wick there. The practice today was very
light, consisting merely OF dummy
tackling, kicking and catching punts,
and a snappy signal drill The men
were all pretty stin from Saturdays
grueiing battle but all came through
in fine shape, except for a few minor
bruises.
New Haven, Conn, Nov. 11-what win
probably prove the last change In the
Yale lineup this season, barring acci-
lA 40 Iuhan
Capt. Ketcham went from right end to
left guard, the position he has played
most of the fall The shift has been
practically discounted since II was learn
ed that Red Brand, the brilliant end
who was Injured two weeks ago, was
again In condition and was ready for the
position Brand is light and fast
end, and has shown a gift for following
the ball that is rare.
Navy.
Annapolis, Nov. 11.-Realizing that the
football team has about reached the
climax Of its playing ability, the Naval
Academy coaches did not allow any
scrimmage this afternoon, but devoted
the practice period to perfecting the spe-
cial formations general signal work. The
Navy team was shown more varied foot
ball this season than ever before. But
At work on some special plays calculated
TO catch the Army lads entirely on their |
guard.
West Point, n Y, Nov. 1.-THE Army |
varsity uncovered some new inventions |
and It was a long while before |
he scrubs were able to form a new de-
tense. Hodgson and Hobbs were pitted |
against each other In a punting duel /
The former had Just a shade the better
" II. Meacham was shifted to the scrub
Inc today. Huston getting back 10 his
I'D berth at guard. McEwan's fine work |
center was pleasing, the big fellow
,etting into every play.
CarIisIe Indians.
Carlisle, Pa, Nov. n.-with every nerve
strained and muscles on the jump, the /
Carlisle Indian football outfit waded into
/ heavy practice this afternoon in an
icipation Of the Decentralization game
Il New York on Saturday This contest
$ looked upon here as likely to be Car
isles greatest game of a decade.
II Dartmouth says she values the Red
'kins highly, the feeling Is reciprocated
lere, as Coach Warner and the local
Icouts who have seen the big Green
giants play, think that Carlisle
vii have TO perform miracles this week,
victory is even nosed out. BY the
'utlook of this afternoons practice, the
,ame at the Polo Grounds viii be a
orker. Bitter winds swept the field bu.
we're unnoticed In the enthusiasm of the
'iayers. The Indian back field handled
he ball more swiftly than It did Saturday.
Pennsylvania
I
ut of the Pennsylvania warriors onl
franklin Field this afternoon beforeI
saving for Ann Arbor at noon tomorrow,
There they will tackle Michigan on Sat-
rday was light Coach Brooke devoted
he entire two hours OF practice to de-
ensive work, the scrubs endeavorinR to
uplicate the offensive work Of Michigan
s 1t was seen at the Cornell game last
aturday.
The second string was unable to make {
ny headway against the regulars. Ches-
er Minds was out of the game with a
lme shoulder. but will be one of the |
wenty-eight players who leave tomorrow
nd 1t is expected he will be in the line
p Saturday. All the other regulars will
e in the game, but even with all the
len in good shape Pennsylvania follow
70 are not any too sanguine OF winning. {
Princeton.
Princeton, N. j., Nov. 1.-THE Tigerl
=gulars scrimmaged for an hour this
fternoon against a scrub team clad in
ale blue jerseys and using Yale forma-
ons. During fifty minutes OF the playt
lie coaches gave the scrubs permanent :
of the ball in order to work
lie varsity at defensive playing The :
ork OF the regulars against these forma- :
ons was good. Doolittie, who was sub :
ftuting in the first team back field, wasl
Yale" forward passes.