The evening world., 1913-10-13
Yale Team Badly Crippled
d d d d d
Tiuers Are Short of PxnterS
Six Varsity Players at New
Haven Out Of Game. Some Of
Them for Season.
s,<aal 10 The ESsning World.


NEW HAVEN. Oct. i3.-Whlle the
hospital list OF the Yale football squad
has been kept very low this year. owing
10 the excellent work OF Trainer Mack
i,,s. now several Of the varsity stars
are laid up and the coaches are ham,
pered In their building up Of team
from a no. TOO promising bunch OK
material.
When the cars start for Yale field
from the gymnasium this Afternoon TWO
more OF the varsity men Will be among
the mssng-GHle. the baseball pitcher,
and Wiser. the halfback.
Gle Is Yale's best end at the present
time. but is in the hospital snnerins
from twisted knc. and viii he kept
away from the field for at least two
weeks.
Wiser played good game against
Lafayette and vas withdrawn from the
| game only when he spra4ned his ankle
in the third period.
Pumpclly rs still OF: because OF his
muscle bruise. and the most optimistic
Yale man does not think Yale can win
without the great kicker and line
! plunger.
| Mark,e. another first string VARSITY
back, IL also laid mp. lie mas broken a
piece OF bone on his elbow. liarb!son. a
| varsity guard, Is out because OF a badly
spralned shoulder ana II is doubtful II
he will play any more. cooney who
since the injury to HARRISON has been
giaying guard, IL also laid up with "a
4 twisted knee.
| Thus the Yale coaches this afternoon
| will start 70 build up "A team with slN
Of the varsity men In tive hospital. some
Il OF theai for the remainder OF the season.
These facts. combined with the optim-
| a. >, IN "a q
have put Howard Jones more than ever
on his metal. and his word Is now Ia "
on the gr!diron. all the returning grad
uate coaches presenting their views To
him before trying to work them out oi
the candidates for the varsity.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct 10. liar
ward came through Saturdays Cruel
ling contest with Williams in fairly
good shape. but one In, Brickley. be-
ing injured.
| The peerless drop-kicking back
served as ?. doormat for some one
and received an injury to his left hip
This will keep him ont o' action until
Wednesday,,
Team a will he given u holiday to
day. The substitutes and second team
, viii have . light scrimmage.
! williams tried the toss eleven times
, ave OF which we're successful for goo'
Z gains. OF the unsuccessful ones bu
one was touched by Harvard player
{ But for the speed and tact OF Hard
wick one of these attempts would hav
. been turned Into u williams touch
, down, the Crimsons left halfbac
, downing Toolan after he had escape
the rcst OF the team and had practical
:. iy an open heid. The coaches will wor
hard this week In an effort 20 i,nprov
tn, secondary defense.
CARLISLE, Pa. Oct. i3--IIampere
by few injuries OF Importance. the Cai
Isle Indian football squad returned I
, Cavlisla Yesterday with the dearl
: contested scaips OF Cornell gridiro
stars hanging TO their bolts. The Co.
. nell game. being the first hard game 4
the present season, brought Oh. man
points to which Coach Warner will d
q rect his attention during the next 10
h weeks.
Y Cariisle's use Of straight football wo
i tho Ithaca event The defense displays
by the Indians on Saturday IN tryln
q emergencies was only what the redskir
: knew they were capable Of Warn,
!, will work his new plays against PITT
burgh on Saturday.
ITHACA. ". y, Oct l3.--Althous
dIsappointed at the showing Of the Coz
n nell team In the Indian game Saturda
n Coach Albert II. Sharpe thinks that III
It. Ithacans learned a good lesson wh'c
"A vii! be valuable later.
lie vas disappointed in the failure {
the team 20 get down to business earl
enough, aud allowing the Indians 10 ~
the Jump in the first period and scor'
He did not crltieise the generalship. b,
10 laid Cornelrs failure to score 20 lac
Of accuracy In handling the forwar
,. pass. one being too high and the oth'
!. two too low.