Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-12
YALE TO TRAIN At
NEW BRUNSWICK
Will Be Entertained by Rutgers
Men During Short Stay
in Jersey.
Ellis TRY OUT NEW BOWL


Ellis TRY OUT NEW BOWL
The Yale football squad, about
eeventy-five strong, will go to New
Brunswick to spend the remainder
of the week, up to Saturday noon,
preparatory to going to the new
Princeton stadium for the annual
game with the Tigers. Arrangements
for the entertainment and accommo-
dation of the Yale football men are
now in the hands of George Foster
Sanford, the Rutgers coach. yale
team will put up at the Hotel Klein
Signal work will be carried out under
the direction of Coach Iinkey and his
associates on some grounds in this
vicinity, possibly at the New Bruns-
wick Country Club, on the River road,
where there will be more privacy
than on Nelson Field, the Rutgers
College gridiron. According to pres
ent arrangements the Yale men Will
be taken to Princeton on Saturday in
automobiles.
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Yale Bowl o. X, Say Students.
Yale's new stadium got its first try
out Yesterday when the varsity and
scrubs went through a gruelling
scrimmage in the presence of large
crowd of students. The latter amused
themselves by testing the acoustic
properties of the new bowl, and the
prediction is made that the cheering
duel between the Blue and Crimson
in the Harvard Yale game will be
the greatest ever-it should be with q
crowd of 10000 on hand.
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Cadets swamp Stevens Scrubs.
The Army's Cullum Hall team de-
feated stevens Institute scrubs yester-
day. at West Point, by score or Al
to o. The visitors were unable to get
their open game going and the cadets
line smashing offence carried them Off
their feet. Six touchdowns and five
resultant goals made the Army's
total.
Dartmouth to Practice in New York.
Dartmouth's hopes for a victory
Saturda.- in the Pennsylvania game
were increased by the return of Harry
Films. an end, to the lineup yester-
day. At the same time 1t was an
nounced that McAuliffe. the veteran
tackle, would be unable to make the
rip because of intestinal trouble.
New open formations were tried in
the light signal practice with fair
success The team has relied so far
on straight rushes almost entirely,
but new plays will be used in the
Penn game Twenty-eight players
will Rave Hanover this afternoon for
New York The team will go through
a light signal practice Friday after
noon, leaving for Philadelphia Satur-
day morning.
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A Game Worth Watching.
1t will be make or break for some
all-American material in that Mich
igan-Cornell game Saturday at Ann
Arbor Cornell has her bright stars
in Shuyler, Barrett and O'Hearn, and
Afichigan's three foremost iuminaries,
Maulbetsch, Hughitt and Splawn,
have already done enough to get their
names in type of the "scarehead"
size quite frequently. Comedians are
predicting that the great lite Bar
rett will outpoint the mighty Splawn.
Cornell has rolled up over two hun
bred noints to her opponents twenty
nine, which Is no mean record, and
speaks volumes for her inherent
strength both on the aggressive and
defensive.
Kicks Fifty-Yard Field Goal.
Gordon, of Brown, performed a
clever feat yesterday when he kicked
a goal from the field standing in the
middle of the .gridiron.
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Rounding Up All Stars.
Hamilton Fish, jr., captain of the
Harvard football team of 1909, was
in New York yesterday rounding up
the Harvard gridiron stars of his and
other days and buying footballs and
toys to be shipped to Garrison, N. K.
Fish is getting up an all-star eleven
to play against the Carlisle Indians
at Fenway Park, In Boston, on No
vember 20. for the benefit OF the Bel
gian relief fund.
The former Harvard star will have
all his men report to Bill Browns
physical training farm at Garrison,
which is near the Hamilton Fish
estate on the Hudson, where they
will put in the next two weeks get
ting in shape under the watchful eye
of Bill Brown himself.
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Death ON Spectators.
IN an effort to stamp out specuia-
ton the Annapolis authorities have
kept a strict list of all tickets sold
for the game with the Army. Any
person purchasing a ticket from q
speculator will be reimbursed up 20
the amount Of SIS If he will turn in
the ticket so that the guilty party
who first obtained the pasteboard
can be tracked down.
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Warner Much in Demand.
Minnesota and Cornell tried hard
to land Glenn Warner, 1t is said, ana
Pittsburgh had to go as high as
$1,000 year for ten years to get
the famous coach. Warner refuses
to affirm or deny the rumor that he
has signed the contract.
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Brickley May Play.
Although Captain Brickiey has
done considerable drop kicking in
practice since his release from the
hospital, after his recent operation
for appendicitis, it will not be known
until shortly before the Yale ganc
whether he will be able to join the
Harvard football eleven in that con
test. DR.. e. III. Nichols, physical
director at Harvard, said today that
he would make no statement as to
the probability of Brickley playing
until some time next week. Brickley
said he would willingly play II Cap
tain Talbot would promise not to
rough him" too much.