The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-12
Princeton Diagnoses Her Trouble
az Too Many Coaches and
Her Man Of the Hour Develops
q Sorappy Spirit That Doesn't
Promise q Pleasant Afternoon
for tho Bulldog Saturday.
By william Abbott.

nRINCETON. having diagnosed IL
trouble ~ too man. coaches.
has given Eddie Hart the Job of
rousing the Tigers for the Yale CAT :.
Hart was out on the field yesterday
afternoon. working UP moro aGgres-
sivensss and Il. = trait that was
almost lacking against Ha- hrd.
While . regiment OF coach sat on
The bsnch Hart raced up and down
the Held. nrst shoutiL. then begging
for. moro .,ction. 1t wan the '-s't
d Ing tho Tissrs had received this
season and II was Just what was
needed.
The players quickly developed = lot
Of dash and hGhtlng spirit Aid the
scrubs wsrs thrown around In
manner that doesn't promise . .',sss-
ant aftsrnoe for tho Sui .og next
Saturday.
Hart. having carried the eleven out
Of IT, slump. must now keep the play
Z q. on fighting edge until Yale 10
tackled. by no means small Job. but
Hart 10 equal 10 II.
For the last two years. since he
captsinsd the championship team IN
1911, Eddie Hart has been coming TO
Princeton and filling the role OF
Nassau's MAN Ut the Hour" To the
former fullbAok Was assigned the duty
OF putting the finish touches 70 the
team, In other words instilling large
chunks OF fight into the men.
This year Just before the Dart.
mouth game Hart came from Chicago
and paid his annual visit to Prince
ton, but he was not allowed to assist
in the coaching. He was asked to
aoauaint hlmHelf with the now sys.
TEN. 90 Eddie. In football toys. silent
~ trooped after the players without
offering any aid.
Occasionally he gave the linemen n
few suggestions. but u was an en-
tirely different person from the Hart
| Of the two previous years. who had
been given free rein.
The Harvard disaster, however. re-
suited In a great change. The Orange
and Black suddenly discovered that
tho large number OF coaches. like the
too many cooks who spoiled tho broth,
were u hindrance. They were ali
shooed to tho side lines and Wilder
Pcnfsld was tho only one who went
out to direct tho players.
Pcnfield II n shrewd student OF the
game and commands the respect OF
the players, but he lacks Eddie Hart's
natural leading abilities. Tho foot.
ball committee. seeing that the clever
required a lot OF driving. finally gave
Hart permission to lead the mon
Anyone who has seen the volcanic
Hart In action can easily understand
why those young Tigers soon startec
to tear things up.
Tho physical condition OF the Yai
players Ii beginning 10 throw con
siderable gloom ut New Haven. II 4
rumored that Capt. Talbot, Alex vii
, son and Harry Le Gore are fur fror
being In good shape and won't las
! out the game with Princeton.
Rutgers, having three game
scheduled In eight Gays. Stevens an
Washington and Jefferson on Satur
daya. and New York University o
THANKSGIVING. will send In bran
new team against New York Univer
sity. George Foster Sanford hit o
this Idea In order Ia save his regular
, for the big game with WashlnEto
I and Jefferson on the Polo Ground
two days after the New York Univor
. sity contest. The new Rutgers tcai
, with consist Of Todd. Bowlby, Austi
and Martin In the bAckfieid and Mas
and Seller. regulars and substitute
. Mason, NcCloskey. Friedman an
. Kendall IN the line. The made ovs
!. Scarlet line Win average nearly ~
hupdved peundA
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