The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12

NEW HAVEN. Nov. 1.-THE Yale foot
ball team had its last hard workout before
the Princeton game this afternoon. Coach
liinkey changed his plans somewhat and
gave the men thirty minutes OF hard
scrimmage against the scrubs. The regu-
lars came out victors by 10 to score.
The practice was held in the new Yale
bowl, where 1900 undergraduates had
gathered to practise cheers and songs for
the organized cheering at the Princeton
and Harvard games. Coach Hlnkey
wanted the regulars to work under the
handicap OF organized cheering too, for
the acoustic properties of the new bowl
had been INFESTED until to-day. The men
had no difficulty i'm hearing Aleck Wilson
call the signals above the noise. although
the cheers resounded with tremendous
echoes against the opposite walls OF the
bowl.
The first ball TO he kicked off In the
new bowl was booted to DR. William I.
Bull, Coach Hinkeys assistant and coach
of the kckers. The scrubs started with
such a rush that they swept the varsity
forwards fairly off their feet and made
two first downs in succession. Then the
varsity men rallied and scored three
touchdowns. Waite, Easton and Cornell
made the scores.
Hart Only AIumnus Not Barred.
PRINCETON. Nov. ia good spirit OF
team work ruled the Princeton practice
this afternoon. which was the last hard
workout OF the season for the men. To-
morrow's drill will be light. with a very
short scrimmage. The men fought well
and helped one another along in splendid
fashion. The practice commenced late be-
cause the men had a long talk in the
locker room by one OF the coaches. but
nothing that was said leaked out. The
Punishment Of the graduate coaches from
the playing field continued to-day. al
though the ban was raised from Eddie
Hart. whose work is not to teach the in
dividual but to instil spirit Of fight and
team play.
The scrimmage lasted for fifty minutes
and the varsity ran up score of p
points against the scrubs. Dickerman
made two touchdowns and Rahlll. who
substituted AZ end made the third and
last. \ series of line plays and end runs
following a dash Of 'rbbott for twenty-five
yards placed the ball on the 1 yard line
and Dickerman, who then was substituted
for F. Trenkmann. carried il over. The
second touchdown was made possible when
Dickerman intercepted a lateral pass by
Yale. which was impcrsonated by the
scrub. The same series OF plays. including
TiDbott kicked all three goals.
Rutgers Host to Yale squad.
NEW BRUNSWICK, y. j.. Nov. 1.-THE
Yale football squad, about seventy FIVE
strong, will come here tomorrow after
noon and spend the remainder of the
week, up to Saturday noon, here prepara-
tory to going to the new Princeton sta
dunn for the annual game with the
Tigers Local for
tertainment and accommodation OF the
Yale football men are now In the hands Of
George Foster Sanford. the Rutgers coach.
Yale's team will put up at the Hotel Klein
While here signal work will be carried out
under the direction of Coach Hinkey and
his associates on some grounds In this vi
cinity. possibly at the New Brunswick
Country Club on the River road. whore
there will he more privacy than on Nell
son Field. the Rutgers College gridiron.
According 10 present arrangements the
Vale men will be taken from this city to
Princeton on Saturday in automobiles.
Amber,ts Lineup shifted.
AMHERST, Mass. Nov. 1.-THE greater
part of tho workout to-day was given
over to wide end runs and forward passes
from Kick formations For half an hour
the freshmen pounded hammer and tongs
at the varsity line but were able to ad-
vance the ball for only two first downs IN
all. \ somewhat surprising shift was
made in the lineup. Brown. who has
played star game at right end all sea
son was moved over to the left wing and
Swasey nut in his place. The veteran Lind
was replaced AT guard by Wldmaycr and
Hobart Tow cemcnted his hold on the
quarterback position.
OIiphnnt shines at Quarterback.
WEST PoINT. Nov. lin forty min
ute scrimmage to-day the Army varsity
scored once Ohphant went to quarter,
whore he played for a good part of the
workout in Capt. Prichard's place. the
latter resting. The former Purdue star
shonc brightly, selecting his plays nicely
and getting "a lot OF speed out OF the var
sty backs. II was while he drove the
team that Mitchell. who was back at left
half again, was showed over for the touch
down.
Hnrdwick Once More m End.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov Ito days
work for the Harvard regulars was even
harder than that OF Yesterday. The var
Sty after running about the field and put
ting on its plays in signal practice went
M into the stadium and watched the sub
stitutes sCrimmagc against the scrubs
who are coming along SO well with the
Yale plays. After watching this scrim-
mage for nearly half an hour the varsity
men did lot of hard work themselves
mainly on the defence.
The lineup was shifted again, Iiardwick
going back at his end. Rigelow to centre
and &, Coolidge continuing to play on the
left wing I'm place OF jeff Coolidge, whose
knee Is not quite right yet. Wallace was
out but did not DO much
Williams Ready for Amherst.
WILLIAMsTowN. Mass Nov. 1l-Fina,
preparations for the Amherst game have
been completed and the Williams team in
in prime condition. DrisColl. Garfield and
Tomkins had day off to-day DE Windt
started at quarter, but gave way to Jones.
The regulars scrimmaged with the fresh
men for half an hour and had little diff
Guilty in rolling up a score of "a points
against them.
LebiRb Continues to Improve.
SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa, Nov. 1.-THE
Lehigh team continues to improve stead
lily. More than an hour OF hard scrim-
myge was given the team to-day. with
Good and Maguinness as battering ram
the varsity pushed the scrubs the entire
circuit Of the field frequently during the
afternoons work The varsity scores were