New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-24
Captain Hogsett Says Team
Will Win if Every Man
Plays His Game.
COACH ALSO CONFIDENT
Snow Ready to Play in Back
Field if Needed-No Hard
Work for Tigers with
Struggle So Near.
IBy telegraph to The Tribune

Hanover y. H., oct Crank
Cavanaugh. head coach OF the Dartmouth
football eleven, gave his men some light
work to-day before all hands left on the
Gas o'clock train from White River june
ton for Princeton The practice consisted
Of passing the ball and the handling Of
punts. Whitney and Curtis did tho
greater part Of the kicking, and Curtis
was in excellent form.
All Of the men appeared to he in the
pink Of condition. with the exception OF
Ambrose who, it is feared is ont for
good. It is possible that he will return
in time to get his letter in the Pennsyl-
vania game.
JOY reigned supreme this afternoon
when Snow, Dartmouth's seasoned full
back. ran on the field and romped about
like two-year-old. He was used in the
short signal practice and seemed to have
improved in speed by his rest of two
weeks.
II is a question whether Murdoch or
Snow will start at fullback. but. due to
the latter's lay-off the chances favor
Murdoch Both hit the line like a thun-
derbolt and tackle like demons SHOWS
experience is in his favor, but Murdoch
IS not far behind him in that respect
Things look great deal brighter TO
Csvanaugh since he knows that Snow Is
ready at a moments notice to fill his old
position.
Three sophomores. and possibly four
will play against Princeton on SATURDAY..
Pudrth and McAuliffe will be in the
tackle positions and Colby at left guard
Tucker has proved himself worthy OF
consideration and may go in for Curtis
or Whitney at any stage Of the game. In
case Curtis is injured he will be the losi-
cal man to do the punting for the Green.
All four men are fast aud heavy and
have had considerable experience. Tucker
Pudrith Colby and McAuliffe were easily
the best men on last years freshman
team. McAuliffe is especially good on
covering punts, arriving as soon as the
ends, Hogsett and Loudon.
The entire student body assembled at
the gymnasium this afternoon 10 wish
Good luck" TO their team
Short speeches were made by Captain
Hogsett and CavanauGh Hogsett said:
We will win If every man plays his
game every minute he is on the field. We
hope for little luck, but are not depend
Ing on it
Cavanaugh followed him with:
I'VE hope TO win. are sure we can win
and will win If the team plays the game
all the time. The Tigers cannot be beaten
easily. for they are a bunch of lighters
We will have to fight harder. that's all
Some of you students seem to feel that
all we have 10 do to win this game is TO
telephone for IT, The men on the team
who have played Princeton in previous
years know differently. ! know differ
emily, too, but the team intends to earn
this game and will earn il if they play
as ! expect them to and as they now ex-
pect TO- We are out to get Princeton"
The team probably will line up as fol-
lows
Hogsett, captain, left end: Pudrith. left
tackle; Colby, left guard; Mimor, centre:
Beer. right guard; McAuiffe. right
tackle; LOudon, right end Chez quarter
back; Curtis. right halfback: Whitney.
left halfback; Murdoch. fullback