Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-17
PRINCETON ELEVEN RESTS
BEFORE SYRACUSE CLASH
'Hobey" Bakers Toe Work
Shows Encouraging Improve
ment Daily.
NO LET UP AT HARVARD
PumpeIIy and Markle Yale's
Mainstays for Battle
With Lehigh.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
COLLEGE FOOTBALL

Games Tomorrow.
Syracuse vs.. Princeton, at Prince
ton.
Yale vs.. Lehigb, mt New Haven.
Rutgers vs.. Hobart, at New Bruns-
wick.
Penn VS.. Brown, at Philadelphia.
Harvard Holy Cross, Mt CAM
bridge.
Amherst vs. Trinity, at Hartford.
Army VS.. Colgate, at West Point.
Carlisle VS.. U. of Pittsburgh, at
Pittsburgh.
Carnegie Technical VS.. Geneva, at
Beaver Falls.
Cornell VS.. BuckneIl, at Ithaca.
Dartmouth VS.. williams, at Han
Delaware VS.. Temple u, Mt Newark,
Del.
Fordham vs.. st. Joseph's. at Ford
ham.
Franklin and Marshall VS.. st. Johns,
at Lancaster.
Warrington.
Georgetown VIZ. Va. Med. College,
at Washington.
Gettysburg VS.. Muhlenberg, at
Gettysburg.
Hsverford VS.. Washington, at
HaverfOrd.
Hill school VS.. Princeton FRESH
Johns Hopkins VS.. w. and L., at
Baltimore.
Lafayette VS.. swarthmore, at Eas-
ton.
LawrenceviIIe VS.. Tome, mt Port
Deposit.
Mercersburg VS.. Pennsylvania
Freshmen, at Mercersburg.
Mt. st. Mary's vs. Catholic Uni
versity, at Emniittsburg.
nfeIxfna0n. AnnanOlfa.
Pennsylvania Military Academy VS..
Western Maryland, at Westmtnster.
Penn State Washington and
Jefferson, at Warrington.
Phillips Exeter VS.. Yale Freshmen,
mt New Haven.
Princeton Prep. VS.. East Orange
High School, at Princeton.
stevens VS.. Rensselaer, POlycintc,
mt Troy.
U. of Maine VS.. Tufts. at Tufts Col
Iege.
81. of Michigan VS.. Michigan Agrf-
cultural, at Ann ArbOr.
U. of Virginia VS.. Virginia Military
Institute, at Charlottesville.
Ursinus VS.. ViIInnova, Mt College,
Vile.
wesleyan VS.. Union, at schenectady.
Injuries have figured SO much IN
football practise on Eastern grid
irons during the week that enough
cripples might be picked from the
so-called hospital squads to make two
elevens. None of the accidents nave
been reported as particularly serious,
but sufficient to upset the line-ups
for tomoproVy's games. The longest
casualty list comes from Yale, which
has more than a dozen men OF the
varsity squad laid off with various
sorts of injuries. Yale will probably
feel the loss in tomorrow's game
with Lehigh, for the team will be
made up largely of substitutes. On
account of Commissions on the head
Marting had to retire yesterday from
centre. and Quarterback Thompson
sustained a bad sprain to his ankle.
The coaches will probably return
Captain Ketcham to centre, play Sub
stitute Way at guard, and take Cor
nish from the crippled squad to use at
quarter.
The West Point Cadets have had
several disabled men this week, but
1t is expected that Larabee and Hus-
ton who have been out OF practise
all week, will be able to get back into
the game with Colgate tomorrow.
Cornell is worse crippled. Barrett,
the varsity quarter, will probably be
unable to play against Bucknell to-
morrow. and Williamson, left tackle.
is in such bad shape that the coaches
may also have to keep him out of
the game.
Harvard is also having some
trouble. Brickley, although suffer-
ing only trivial injury, has been kept
out of the scrimmage most of the
week. but may be seen in the lineup
tomorrow against Holy Cross if the
contest becomes close enough to need
him for try at his field goals. Brad
lee. another of the backs, Is slightly
hurt and probably will not start in
the