The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16


the Harvard coaches lined IN on Sold err.
Field to practice against the scrubs for
the game with Tufts on Saturday. Coo
lidge at left end. Trumbuli at right tackle
Weston at left guard and soucy tn,
centre rush. were the only regulars in the
outfield. and with complete substitut,
backield the Crimson's front Is very diff
ferent from what the coaches hoped "a
have for a game on which 50 much i'm
portance has been laid.
Ponnock did not come from the hospital
to-day. and though Mahan. Bradlee
Hardwick and Logan al were on the
field they played no football at all, and
this means that there is little chance for
any OF them TO play before next week.
The second team worked all afternoon
with the Tufts plays, those being ma My
open and involving forward passes. There
was no attempt made to score and after
tho scrubs had made n few good gains
the varsity got together and was not
bothered a good deal. In the varsity
hackfield to-day were Swlgert at quarter.
Whitney and Mckinlock. halfbaclts. and
King, fullback. King In a stocky back OF
the Wendell type and is very promising.
Whitney will do the punting against
Tufts. while McKinlock is better drop
kicker than was suggested by his two
failures in the Washington and Jefferson
game.
Hardwick and Bradlee, the regula r
halfbacls, both are lame but not at all
seriously hurt This afternoon Logan
spent a lot OF time drop kicking. He
used to be good at high school and al
ready Ia showing some form Francke the
new man. will be brought up in the back
field lie has not played In the line. and
l. f.tt tAat - tor laf In ha aas,V
to try to make a tackle out OF him In
Saturdays game c. Coolidge and Wallace
both viii be tried at end and centre. while
Harris will play as McKnlock's substi-
tute.
Tigers Like Wet BALL workout.
PRINCETON, n. j.. Oct. ia steady
drizzle OF rain gave the Tiger squad a
slippery field and a wet, heavy ball for It's
afternoons practice to-day. II was al
most the first experience this season with
a rain that made the footing treacherous
and the handling OF the ball difficult. but
In spite OF II the men did pretty well Their
Cleats caught almost all OF the time and
there were few falls due to uncertain foot
ing. while there was little more fumbling
than one could expect with such p!gskin.
The price OF admission TO the Lafayette
game has been raised rs cents and the
extra quarter on each ticket will be turned
over 10 the Princeton Chapter OF the Red
Cross Society. The athletic association
has done this at the request of the society
and with the consent OF the Lafayette au-
thorities.
There was only one score in the scrim-
mage this afternoon, Tibbott sklrting tho
end for touchdown after twenty-five
minutes Of battling. Law kicked goal
The second team held the regulars score
less for twenty minutes and II was not
until the scrub eleven relieved II that the
varsity could tally. But even against the
scrubs II was not one sided, for the sub
stltute backs made some good gains.
There was little better charging In
the first line, Hogg especially distinguish
ing himself Much was expected OF Hogg
who Is an enormous fellow, but until to-
day he has not lived UP to the anticipation
Of the coaches This afternoon he opened
up good holes and also was strong on the
defence, breaking through and blocking
two kicks.
Frank Click was at halfback for the
second team FOR while and he featured
It's play by his clever running and good
defence. He later substituted for r
Trenkmann on the varsity and was at the
receiving end OF a forward pass from
Boland which paved the way for touch
down.