New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
PRINCETON TO TRY
OUT A NEW MACHINE
Football Shake-Up Comes as a
Result of the Defeat by
Dartmouth.
CLICK AT QUARTERBACK
Takes Place of Stew" Baker
and So Makes Place in the
Backfeld for Law,
a Punter.
CLICK AT QUARTERBACK
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune J

Princeton y. j.. oct. a.-The results
of a day or two OF almost Kaleidoscope
changes on the Princeton football team
will be viewed with intense interest to-
morrow, when the Tigers turn on the
power with d practically new ch.na
against Holy Cross.
TrCmors of thorough shakc-up IN ;he
varsity eleven were felt early IN the
week. after the Dartmouth defeat became
a potent fact but few had the least pre-
sentiment Of the sweeping changes that
have been made and will be tested to-
morrow.
Click will take up his post al quarter
back instead OF at right half, where he
has played up to this time. Stew
Baker will occupy the bench. for a time
At least. and Law will slip into Click 5
place at half while Semmens and w
Swart will hold the guard positions, leav-
ing Gile and LOEgstreth to the pleasure
of occupying a blanket on the side lines.
Phillips has been named by the coaches
as left tackle, with Ballin as his running
mate. while Hammond and Shea, who
seems to have won the call over Lam
| berton, Will be the ends. Captain Baker
and Streit Of course, will play their rega'
lar positions.
Finishing touches were put Oh this com
bination in secret to-day in long sigma
dIin. which emphasized the Keen com
petition aroused by the biz shake-up, ioi
scarcely man can now be sure OF ais
place and a mistake might mean his iail'
Ia bepu made dur
ing the last week not only I'm more m
dividual spirit but in better team wofh
for no man is wanted who cannot make
himself a part of the machinery that u
being developed for the coming games
\ heavy shrOud OF secrecy has been kept
5y the coaches over the shifting OF CLICK
to quarterback and the return OF Law
to backheld favor, but they have tested
the arrangement fairly thoroughly In Sc
crot scrimmagos, they say, and CLICK
has made good in every sense OF the
word. He is not unaccustomed to the m
termediate position, even though he d'd
begin the season at end and shifted to
halfbatk before being tried AT quarter.
For three years he generated the Shady
side Academy eleven with skill tina
won him fame in intorscholastic circles
and for the last two days he has BE-
!ectcd the plays for the varsity mat
have sent them down the field for many
a touchdown against freshmen and SCRUB.
His ability to carry the ball was thr
deciding factor in his oustinS ste"
Baker.
Law is light FOR a football man. 3u'
has practically forced his way 10 a posi-
ton on the team by his puntinS. For the
last few days he has been getting "l'
twistcrs that averaged as much distance
AS those Of Giles and had the added
advantage of better direction. NO Nn'
plungins can be expected of him. nut ne
IS q slippery man on end runs, and VIII
greatly increase the speed OF the team.
Scmmens and Swart have worked nara
for their guard positions, and VIII get Il
final chance to cliuch their places TO-
morrow. for the coaches still express "A
doubt as 10 what men will play on either
side of f.. Trcnkmann in the biz games.
The team will take the field against
Holy Cross as follows:
Hammond. left end; Phillips, Icti
tackle. Scmmens. left guard; II. Trenk-
mann. centre: W Swart right guard;
Ballln, right tackle; Shea, right end'
Click. quarterback; II. Baker. left haf'
Law. right half, STREET.. fullback.