Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-14
Cridiron Cleanings From Leading Colleges

regulars and scrubs had the hardest work
out of the year yesterday when Coach Frank
Hinkey kept four teams scrimmaging for
nearly three hours. All the work was done
behind closed gates, orders having been issued
to bar all spectators for the remainder Of the
week. All efforts yesterday were turned to-
ward gaining greater perfection in charging
and passing. Repeatedly Hinkey stopped the
regulars to coach them on faults
ANN ATsBOR, Oct. H. - Yost drove the
Michigan team through the longest practice OF
the season last night, the using the
ghost ball" in the hours signal drill which
followed n scrlmmage between the two varsity
teaT1s. The coaches refused to give out any
information tonight, further than the fact that
some new players were tried out, and the
scrimmage was satisfactory.
CAMBRIDGE, Oct II. - Hard work began
again for the Harvard football team yesterday.
the varsity putting in long session that lasted
until after dark They scrimmaged with the
substitutes that have not been taken up to
the first string. The work was mainly on for
ward passes and defense for them, and there
wa lot OF kicking; Liardwick IracdcGd
saturday, and also worked placement
kicking. Captain Brlckleys condition continues
to improve ana he is thought to be out OF
any more football this year. however, even to
get into game to Kick goals.
WEST POINT oct. 14.-Hoad Coach DAILY
was absent from the post yesterday and the
work of tho Army squad was in charge Of
Captain Graves. The rough work was confined
to the second and third elevens, none of the
regulars beng in togs. The injured list is
not growing any and the chances now favor
Olirhant,s and Morrlats early return to the
squad. During the preliminary work yesterday
Woodruff was busy kicking goals from place
ment.
HANOVER, y. H., oct. 1.-THE Dartmouth
football team had its first secret practice yes
teTiay, after a lecture from Coach Cavananugh
In continuation of his recent talk on the or
ror' OF the Williams game. Disappointing as
was the work Of the ends and line and The
backs on defense. the surprise consequent to
Villains performance and the chagrin caused
by tho coaches personal criticism are likely
to prove invaluable in getting rid Of early
season overCJnfdence.
SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa. oct. 14--Rcsl.
dent Coach Ready threw to the winds all pre-
cedcnt In coaching methods at Lehigh when he
allowed the entire football squad another day
iudsmcnt on the part Of Ready. which will
find the best sesults in the remaining games
on the schedule.
CARLISLE. Pa, oct. l4.-Coach Warner, of
the Carlisle Indian football team. was com
PEELED Yesterday 10 fall back on several for
nations the redskins used last year and the
year before I'm order to avail himself of the
present disposition Of men in his back field,
where he thinks Pratt and Welmas will prove
effective. tht former in Welch's position at
quarter and the latter as a halfback.
LANCASTER. Pa. oct. 14.--Coach Mayser
PUT his team through stiff sCrimmage last
S@%rrhmore re- on 11 saturday iT Wtther]spoon ] was
back in the game. on account OF the loss Of
Teske, because OF parental objections, and
the team we're glad TO WitherspOon back
at centre. This will give Captain Diehl his