The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05
CRIMSON AND TIGER BUSY
PREPARING FOR EACH OTHER
Princeton Squad Works Three Hours While Har
ward Eleven Allows Several Regulars
Day Of Rest

PRiNcrroN, Nov. t-sTenuous work
for the Tigers this week is over. and to-
morrow will witness only a light signal
drill, while the greater part OF Friday
VIII be spent in travelling. There will
he drill for the backs and punters In the
Harvard stadium Oh Friday afternoon.
The last workout to-day was ono OF the
hardest thus far and II went of we'll
There were lots OF fight and dash and the
plays ran In well creased ways
Practice started early and for three
hours tho players wero sent UP and down
the stadium gridiron. For an hour the
first and second teams were lined up
against each other. and kick after kick
was sent of by briggs and Law. The
ends covered the punts In splendid fashion
and IL was a tossup hotween tho two
pairs. Brown and I,amberton and Highlcy
and Shea. II was regarded early In the
season that tho first pair had Clinch
on tho first summons but now It Is INF
possible to pick the two that will recelvs
the call on Saturday. Ames, Dickerman.
Click and Tibbott all had practice in the
receiving
Following tn. kicking drill the scrubs
faced the regulars and for half OF the
tim" the defence was tested with Harvard
plays and for the other half the varsity
tried out is running attack, which
netted good gains
Instead OF calling a halt the freshmen
were led on the field They bombsrded
the veterans with fusIllsde OF forward
passes. This drill lasted for an hour. and
then Eddie Hart took the team to nut the
finishing touches on the line
Tomorrow six of tho backs and one
centre will leave for Boston, where they
Will practise in the stadium on Friday
afternoon. The rest OF the squad will
leave on Friday morning.
Several Harvard Men Rest.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov 4.-There was
no shifting OF Haryerds plan OF football
work this afternoon in the stadium. drill
for tho Princeton game continuing. The
varsity worked diligently on its own plays
and then got a lot OF defensive practice
against the scrubs. who did their best to
make ground by means Of the Princeton
attack. There was no scoring. but the
play was hard and was the nearest posi-
bic thing to real football
The lineup was changed little for pro-
tectivc reasons. lIardwick was in the
backfeld for time. and Smith. who made
such a good impression IN the Michigan
game, was at end. Blgelow was al centre
for time, and then Harris was tried.
Harris IL an old backiield man who showed
on az a possible substitute centre rush.
Bgelow also substituted for Wallace Tho
centre can play guard or tackle. and In
any OF the remaining games tho occa-
sion might easily arise where BlEelow
would be needed for either Of these places,
and a centre rush would DO IN demand
also
Brsdlec was not out which was another
reason for using Hardwick IN the baCkheld.
Soucy did not put In an appearance to-
day. hut Morgan did. He did not play
any football, but spent tho time running
about tho field. Trumhull. who worked
so hard against tho Wolverines and Is
down pretty fne, vas allowed layoff.
and Curtis, who stands as tho fourth man
for tackle now. was IN the veterans place
on tho right wing. Tho hard work will
continue tomorrow, hut thero will ho
little doing Friday except running through
signals and working on punts and kick
offs