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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
ARMY PUTS PEP IN WORK
Hours Signal Drill on Eve or
Game with Villanova.
lRv Telegraph to The Tribune

West Point, Oct. 30.-There was plen-
IS of pep" in the Army's workout this
afternoon, although coming on the eve
OF the VillanOva battle it was the
lightest drill of the week.
An hour was devoted to signal WORK,
in which new plays were called as fest
as old ones were run off. and Lleuten-
ant DAILY had every man following the
ball all the time. The first team showed
we'll. Notwithstanding the absence of
McEwan and Oliphant, neither of whom
is likely 70 get into the game tomorrow.
Meacham, who was injured in Wednes-
days big melee, was back at his old
place during the signal drill. He will
start at guard tomorrow. Kelly, for
mer Exeter star. was at end to-day IL
Tully's place, the latter opposing MIN
on the scrub in the defensive drill.
Place was moved mp TO end from be
hind the line. He played well against
Merrillat to-day.
DAILY spent considerable time with
the kickers. Undertake and Benedict
did some good work at difficult angles
in the goal from placement practice.
The result of to-morrow's game is not
at all feared
The Cadets will line up with Merrill
lat and Kelly AT ends. Weyand and But
Ter tackles, Meacham and Herrlck
guards. Goodman centre, Prichard
quarterback. HodgsOn and Van Fleet
halfbacks. and Benedict fullback.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
Cornell Confident of Victory.

BY Tclee -aph 20 Tic Tribune.
Ithaca. y. Y. Oct ay.- Corneil's en-
tire first team will be sent against
Holy Cross by DR.. Al. Sharpe to-mor-
row afternoon, when the two elevcns
line up on Percy Field at o'clock.
Although the Cornell coaches have
been going easy on the varsity stars
during the last week. the team is in as
good condition as when it opposed The
Brown eleven in New York last Sat
urday. and a victory by several touch
downs is expected. Captain O'Heurn
is still nursing the injury to his leg.
which kept him out of the game for
two weeks earlier in the season, but
he and Shelton will take care Of
the ends tomorrow afternoon, with
Gallogly and Bailey. at tackles; An
derson and Snyder. at guards; Cool.
az centre. and Barrett, Collyer. Shuler
and Hill. in the back field. Holy Gro -
arrived at Rogues Harbor, few miles
north of here, early this morning, and
light practice was held by the visiting
team this afternoon.
The lineup Tor Holy Cross to-mor-
row will be: Healy, left end; Hag-
erty, left tackle; Lynch, left guard;
Brawley, centre; 0'Keefe, right guard;
Cahill, right tackle; Donovan, right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
HARVARD RIOTERS
WIN THEIR POINT
May Carry Crimson Banners in
Their March Through the
Streets of Boston.

Cambridge. Mass. Oct. 30. Har-
Yards football narade to the Stadium
with crimson banners will be held to-
morrow without hindrance from the
Cambridge authorities. notwithstand-
ing the recent timing of several per-
sons for carrying red flags in violation
of law passed by the last Legislature.
In a statement to-day Mayor Timothy
W. Good said:
THE Harvard banner is an old and
respected emblem. and ! expect to
march behind II tomorrow. Protests
have been received from many per
sons arguing that the Harvard flag
comes under the ban of the new law.
but the Cambridge authorities will take
no action to stop or modest the march
prS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
Williams OF to Meet Tigers.

lBy Telegraph 20 Tho Tribune"
Williamstown, Mass, Oct. 30. Two
hundred Williams men gave the Pur-
pie eleven a rousing sendof when It
left New York this afternoon. After
spending the night at the Biltmore
Hotel the squad. consisting of about
twenty-five men, including Fred DAILY,
Hall. the manager, and Barrett, the
trainer. will journey 20 Princeton early
tomorrow.
Every effort this week has been bent
20 round the men into the best posi-
bic physical condition to meet the
Tiger eleven. Light workouts have
been on the programme for the VARSITY
almost every day this week. Every
practice for the last few days has been
of a Semi-Secret nature.
Brown is back in the Williams llne
and has displaced Welch. who took his
position when he was injured early
in the season II is just possible that
Paysons injury may force him 20 let
Overton take the right half-back posi-
ton at the beginning OF the game to-
morrow. Another change which seems
likely is at quarter, where De Windt
may give way TO Jones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
Practically Same Team That
Faced the Green VIII
Start in To-day's
Game.

3
Princeton, y. J.. Oct 30 Hard work
at Princeton was again suspended to-
day IN preparation for to-morrow's
game with Williams. More attention
was paid TO individual coaching than
during the early part of the week, al
though united action was the ultimate
aim Of Eddie Harris half hour with
the var ity.
Forty-fye m lltes were devoted to
a thorough review Of all signals before
Hart assumed command. briggs and
Law were drilled at punting and Dick
erman and Law did some good drop
kicking.
Shenk appeared IN the lineup for
the first time since the Dartmouth
game and T.. Trenkmann got into his
suit for tie first time since his injury
in the same contest but did no work.
Shenk will play tomorrow for at least
the first stages of the game. alth ough
he is not in the best Of condition.
briggs still held mis- place at full
back and j. expected TO start there
tomorrow. while Dickerman played az
halt to-day instead OF Moore but will
probably not start to-morrow's game.
Click again ran the team at quarter
back. but will be used only as a sub
stitute for Ames tomorrow.
The Tigers will present much the
same team against Williams as played
against Dartmouth last week, with the
three exceptions OF Hogg for f. Trenk-
mann at guard, +. Trenkmann for Click
at halfback and Love for Bigler al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31

to Cambridge for lunch. The team.
the coaches and the scribes ate at the
Varsity Climb, and enjoyed the same
fare as the Harvard bunch got. After
eating one OF those Harvard training
table meals, | can plainly see why so
many men go out for the football team
IF CAMBRIDGE. And that being JuSt
lunch. | wish they'd invite me 10
dinner.
Lost Suits Show Up.
ANYWAY. Harvard treated Michigan
nicely. After lunch. the boys were
shown the innumerable points of in
terest on the campus, and then the!
were allowed the use of the STADIUM
for practice. Their lost suits had ar
rived from Albany in the morning. ne
Michigan practice was open TO the
public, and Haughton, the CRIMSON
coach, watched part of IT. The WORK
consisted merely OF puntlng and eaten
ing punts, to accustom the men TO the
peculiar actions of wind IN the sta
dunn. and a signal drill on simple Tor
nations. Captain Brickley appeared
on the field and was introduced 20
Captain Raynsford. Brickley seemed
strong and rs close 10 well as couId
be expected. @.
Just as the rehearsal wound up ~
Heston and other roOters from Ann
Arbor reached the Stadium and an
nounced that the rest of the 21O were
seeing Boston. The special came IN al
! o'clock, half an hour ahead OF time
and the arrivals had TO wait for the
reception committee The parade was
finally started. with the Michigan band
nj its head. and the Boston downtown
district had a treat. After marching
through the principal streets the gang
went 10 It's headquarters. at me Top
ley Plaza.
A mass meeting was held there to-
night. and piercing Michigan yells,
given over and anon till midnight
shook the surprised walls of the pubic
library and Trinity Church near by
Mr.. Yost. who was down on the pro
gramme as a speaker, did not appear.
Nevertheless, he make a speech with
his plavers as audience. The athletes.
gathered in the parlor of their motel,
listened 10 his well chosen words for
upward of an hour, and then retired
TO dream about them. II the players
did succeed in reaching the land OF
dreams. they probably had something
on their boss, who doesn't sleep the
night before a game like this.
king" Cole was among those who
came on with the Ann ArDor bunch.
King" had been assigned 20 scouting
duty at Ithaca, but begged of.
"i'd have died of suspense there
he said
Bartelme. the director. also arrived
on the special, which consisted OF
thirteen coaches. not including Yost,
Baird. White and Cole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
HARVARD MAY PLAY
A KICKING GAME
Mahan and Bradlee Get
Long Punting Drill for
Michigan Contest,

Cambridge. Mass, Oct. 30.-Follow-
ing yesterdays hard scrimmage the
Harvard varsity men took things easy
this afternoon, having only short SEES
sion in the stadium after the Wolver-
ines had tried out the field. The kick
ers worked harder than the linemen,
and Harvard apparently is planning a
punting game tomorrow
The game will show whether, with
ell the good work that Mahan has done
as a drop kicker during the week, the
results will justify the Crimson in
holding TO its earlier policy TO play an
approach" rushing game. as would
have been the case had Charley Brick
ley remained in the lineup.
Harvard will have it's best team in
excellent condition for Michigan. Pen
mock will not start, but is sure to be
I dressed and on the side lines. so that
he may enter the game if needed. The
/ coaches are not anxious 10 play Pen
mock, however, as he is the one man
who must be in trim for Princeton one
week from tomorrow.
/ Mahan, Hardwick, Logan and Trum-
/ bull, all of whom have been Ola OF
the game for some time, will be watched
/ carefully. They have had little scrim-
maging since they returned to the
game. and while all are in good trim
now. every man will be pulled out ii
there is the least sign Of weakness
I shown. Mahsn Bradlee made some
( beautiful punts to-day. and the for
mer's drop kicking continued accurate
at good distances Wilmington will be
at right guard in Pennocks place, while
Rigelow will be first substitute not only
/ Tor guard. but for tackle and centre
/ as we'll.
Percy Haughton and his assistants
/ feel that to-morrow's game will make
or break the Harvard team so far as
/ the Princeton game is concerned. A
few injuries in the match with the
wolverines will stop the development
Of the varsity as whole and may spoil
il altogether for the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
Brown Subs 20 Have Chance.

Iy Toi,Uaui - TIE Tribune
Providence. Oct 30. Brown will 90
against Vermont tomorrow afternoon.
The visitors. while not a strong scoring
team, have five veterans on their team.
and may he counted on to force the
Providence eleven, which viii have sew
eral new men in the lineup, to the
limit. A long signal practice in the
afternoon and another in the gym at
night completed the hill teams prepa-
rators for the game.
The work in the afternoon went off
with snap. the usual fumblng and
mixing OF signals being avoided. Booth
will get his first chance on the var
sity tomorrow. Baily will play tackle
Butner will be at one end and Blue AT
fullback. Dursin will probably get a
chance at quarterback
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
MANY SUBSTITUTES
IN PENN LINEUP
Coaches Plan to Save Regular
for the Game with
Michigan.

iHN ltItA dN. .' D H' 49,
Philadelphia. oct. 3O.-Fearlns ~. ~
Their injuries several VARSITY -
and thus losing n, for the NIECE V.i,
game next week, the Penn'ynS,..,
football coaches will start Ssss
Swi> .hmore tomorrow with n y N.
of substitutes IN the lineup. !,
been decided not TO use VreeianG 4
halfback. nor Harris at tacsle, ,,E,s
one or two other yaterans VIII Us 40
out lust as soon as the game i ,isnd,
Rockefeller will take vi sts; !" ia
place. and Townsend will MI y ';,,.
Harris. The team had a long ~ 4,
drill this afternoon. and the ofu," ~
the Quarterback are 70 open w .ry
game tomorrow. though not 70 w ri
plavs which are being resenr n.
Michigan and Dartmouth. hvs! n.
caution will be taken 10 save Wv
ers should the game prove cay ,snss
The coaches have spent us 81,
week trying to build up the avs .frs.
there has been 30 !lttle sericGs heF
maging that no one knows ssss
much Improvement there hs' !, 81.
Swarthmore is being coaehsy been
Captain Mercer Of Penn, ana - -, d
working with to-morrows
view.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
Yale to Face Colgate with a
Badly Crippled Team
Guernsey May Try
for Field Goals.
B, releerarh 20 No rIIhare-


New Haven, Conn, Oct 30. Win
ALEC" Wilson and Captain Talbot out
of the lineup Yale will be severely
crippled for .be Colgate game to-mor-
row. In addition the OUTPOST regulars
Tug Wilson ana igginbotham. are
out Of the fray, the latter WIN
sprained ankle and Wilson with an m
jured heel. -,
The practice to-day consisted o.
signal drill, punting and drop KchIhR'
Otis Guernsey shot a lot OF long drop
kicks across the bar from all angles
He has been used for field goal trieS
all week, and may be rushed INTO TO-
morrow's battle for q chance at score
By drop kicking. In the kicking prac-
tice he and lie Gore and Knowles GOV
away long, accurate drives.
Red" Brann and Stillman were IN
the end positions in the practice to-day
Brarn has been on the scrub, but ms
consistently good work has earned nm
a varsity position. Belts was moved
back to tackle in place Of Bunker, ana
lie and Whittlesey held the tackle
places during the signal drill. Whlte'
Walden and ConrOY, who have been inc
centre trio all week, were at LETT guard
centre and right guard respectively.
Big Scoyil. who has been rushing saw
agely and handlinG the team vel! at
quarter. was in that place to-day. His
generalship and speed have improved
greatly in the past week, and he IS
looked on as the regular choice for un-
derstudy to "Alec" Wilson.
The veteran backheld. Ainswoorth'
Knowles and lie Gore, were IN the line
I'D. Frank Hinkey said there might be
shifts at the last minute, but practl-
cally all Of these men will either start
the game or be in the fray as substi-
tutes. The Colgate team has not ar
rived here tonight Dewitt Cochrane' :
/ only comment on the Colgate game
was: at Won't be any cinch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
Princeton Expects Hard
TuSSle with Williams

tackle. T.. Trenkmann is still unable
10 play but will be in condition for the
Harvard game next week
The holding of Click in reserve is
an almost certain indication that he
will replace Ames at quarter for at
least part of the game. Bigler has
been taken to the university infirmary
with case OF blood poisoning result
ing from boil. This necessitates the
use OF third substitute tomorrow
captain BALM is suffering with a cold.
but VIII start the game and withdraw
II ne mas that his presence is not
absolutely needed.
Moore is still holding his place al
halt' according TO the probable lineup
gwen OUT by the coaches. but it is
practically certain that he will be re-
placed part Of the tin, in order to
give Dlckerman. who has shown nm
remarkably well. a trial in real game
The Tigers do not underrate the
ability of the Williams team and ex-
pect hard tussle, but they won't adj.
mt any real fear of defeat.
Wilder Penheld, the head field coach
to-day announced that he had assigned
certain men from a large squad Of
graduate coaches on hand to take en-
tire charge of the various positions on
tn varsity from now until the Yale
game. These men will be co suited
and advised by other coaches who MAJ
return, but the players will not he
asked 70 risk confusion by irving 10
follow the advice of a small armv Of
well intentioned but conflicting coaches
All the candidates for centre rueh
Will be handed over 10 Rooth Tho
guards will be intrusted 10 Herb Du-
ION. who developed T.. Trenkmann. Tho
tackles fall to the lot OF Ross ShefieiJ
the ends 70 Cyril BALM, a brother If
Captain BALM, and the backs will he
taken in tow by Jim Mccormick and
bunny" Ritter. Eddie Hart will drill
the whole team In CHARGING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
Levinsky Quite Too
Much for Fritts

Bat L"yinsku had the better
of "Sal pr i'ritts in a slasning ten
round boat at the Empire A. C. last
night.
fritts bordered on a Knockout in the
third round. He received right hand
punch on the chin and wen. down for
the count of nine. Later. in the ninth
round, to be exact. he was knocked
groggy by punch on the chin, but
rallied and kept out of harms way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
Light Work at stevens.

Stevens Tech will line up against
Delaware College this afternoon AT
Castle Point Field. and in anticipation
of this game yesterday afternoon was
devoted TO light practice, 80 as to keep
the men in good condition.
Myers and Henry. the coaches. drilled
the eleven in kicking. tacklng and run.
ming back punts. There also was a
snappy signal practice. One of the
features of to-day's game will be the
unexpected return OF Middleton, who
has been out o, the lineup on account
Of water on the knee.
The probable lineup will be a. fol-
lows:
Howell and Hoinkis, ends; Stretch
and Middleton. tackles: Moeller and
Odds. guards; Hill, centre; Anderson,
quarterback; Tod and Webb, halfbacks.
and HerrslOf, fullback.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
Wesleyan to Meet Old Rival.
by Telegraph to The TribuncI

IBy TeIegFaph 70 The Tribune
Middletown. Conn, Oct 30.-Was-
leyan and Worcester Tech. will resume
athletic relations on the gridiron TO-
morrow. after lapse Of years which
reaches back into the 90's. Wesleyan
should not find her old rival diific at
since Union last SATURDAY
easily defeated Worcester by score
OF 20 to o. Union found Wesleyan a
more difficult test, however
Captain Kcnan, Markthaler and e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
ln;On Ready for K. p. l..

Schenectady, y. y. oct. 30. Union
mas been laying special stress on team
wor k and old-fashioned football in
final preparation for the game with
K. ?. ]. tomorrow. Dummy tackling,
followed 0y long. uninterrupted scrm-
images. have produced encouraging re-
suits. Beaver. at quarter Is showing
better judgment in picking plays. All
Of the regulars will be in the lineup
at Troy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
Fordham Driven Hard.

Hard work prevailed yesterday after
noon on Fordham Field. The varsity
was sent through the hardest scrim-
mage OF tho week. Despite the fact
that the Maroon line has shown re-
markable improvement. skip" Wymard,
the coach. still continues TO give in
dividual instruction to his forward
mon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
Michigan May Play
a Halloween Prank
Will Fill Yale S
BoWl to Brin1
Inv TELEGRAPH to The Tribune

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune'i
New Haven. oct $3.50 strong ana
80 widely sprcsd is the desire "a sec
the Yale and Harvard football teams
meet In the new howl on November ~
that the Yale football management has
decided TO sell 5000 tickets for stand
ing room ON the promenade nj the top
Of the huge structure.
This will hiring the crowd NJ to about
10000. which will sbatter the attcn-
dance rccor.s Of every sporting event
an this courtry and bear comparison
with some af the vast throngr "hicn
turn out for tho English football
matches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
Harvard Runners

rpy reIeslap0 to me T'i7I ,,,..,-,,rJl
Ithaca, \. Y, Oct, 80 oy ." nsS q.
'cross-country squad OF e'o g, Al ShrSo'
rived in Ithaca IN charge De-. o. or srOss.
This afternoon, and were "a! 'a"e coar.s b
tbe five and a quarter mile ''
the Cornell managers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31

The constitution OF New York State
will be made over next year. DO your
part in remaking il by voting on Tues
day for delegates to the Constitutional
Convention who will carry out your
ideas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
Coaches Put on Finishing Touches
for Week End Football Games
Leading Football
Games To-day

EAST.
Harvard ~. Michigan. ..... Cambridge
Princeton ". Williams ...... Princeton
Yale ~. Colgate ........... New Haven
Penn. Vs. >warthmore Philadelphia
Cornell ~. Holy Cross. ..-......... Ithaca
Dartmouth ". Amherst ..... Hanover
Army ~. Nillanovs ........ West Point
Navy ~. \. and VI. of
North Carolina annapolis
Carlisle w.. syracuse ......... Buffalo
Lafayette ~. Penn. State ..... tasion
Pittsburgh ". Dickinson Pittsburgh
Hrovn ~. Vermont . Providence
W. and J. ~. West Virginia.
Washington. Penn.
Iebigh ". Johns Hopkins,
south Bethlehem
Union v. Rensselaer, .......... Troy
Colby ~. Maine .............W ateryille
Bates ". BOwdOin .......... Brunswick
Tufts -. Mass. Aggies ...... Medford
Wesleyan ". Worcester =. l..
Middietown
WEST.
Chicago ". Wisconsin ....... Madison
Illinois ~. Minnesota .... Minneapolis
Indiana ~. Miami .... Bloomington
Haskell indians ". Notre Dame.
Notre Dame
Western Reserve w.. Obcrlin Cleveland
South Dakota ~. south Dakota
state Nermilion
SCHOOL GAMES.
Brooklyn Prep. ~. II. Johns Prep.
Hawthorne Field
Flushing ~. ~. Francis Prep Flushing
II. Paul's ~. Mackenzie Monroe. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
y. !. |. Works Until DARK.

y. !. L. Works Until Dark.
New York Uniyersity's football team
had its hardest practice Of the week
on Ohio Field yesterday afternoon.
Tom Reilly kept his men busy until it
was too dark 70 see the ball.
Cusack was drilled for long time
in drop kicking. and showed a big i'm
proyement in distance end accuracy
His kicking is counted on to defeat
Trinity on Election Day. In the scrim-
mage against the scrub Brown blocked
four kicks. The varsity tore down the
tield for two touchdowns, Mckenzie and
Huntley carrying the ball over.
The majority Of the plays Huntcy
ordered were open formations. Nc
Kenzie and Waldman figured prom
nent!y IN advancing the ball. making
large gains on forward passes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
The Line-Up
at Cambridge

Delegates TO the Constitutional Con-
yention must be voted for on sepa-
rate ballot. See that you mark that
separate ballot next Tuesday and so
insure yourself share in the re-
modelling Of the state constitution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
Cornell to Put Strongest
Team in Field Against
Holy Cross-Williams
Ready for Princeton.

mer EustiS. OF the first string men,
may not appear in the line up. Crafts
will punt and do the drop kicking IN
Kenan'S place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31

Mel Webb quotes Yost as saying
Prom what ! have seen and near
of Eastern football this year, ! DO no'
believe there Is very much dlfersn"
between the style of game as nov oslg
used in each section Of the eoalJl;
In fact. 1t appears to me that s'n' .
the Eastern colleges have sdoF:ed
more wide open game than sny colleges
know of IN the West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31

II Williams has improved over tsJ
weeks ago. when the team he'd Dart
mouth at bay for three periods the
Tigers will have their hands full i
should be a good game. with the score
a credit to Fred Days eleven, even Il
il is beaten.