New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
Stillman the Only Regular
Absent from Lineup
in Final Drill.
GRlDIRON FANS POUR
INTO NEW HAVEN
Hotels damned with Thror,
Anxious to See Blue and
Harvard in Conflict


; new maven nov 70 The Ya.e tea,
had its final drill for the Harvard pan.
to-day. The only change 81, .t, H..
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WHO" VIII ''''.'''' 'ace ,ne crimson
to-morro" was az f'got end. Lyon Car.
ter practiaed DO lh.s position, bui S.in.
man probably viii start the game. Tts
latteria ankra is stil e+.r t..tt-
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"''''O'- 0''''0''-'' any "o'.a nave been
IN the workout to-day except for tis
TACT that the he-d was stI s0f-
All the otnef regular. were In The
lineup ana went through the signals
with speed ana aa.n. Tie backs
handled the bail accurately, and Ans.
worth and hno"c, who nave bad
minor INJURIES appeared 20 be DO per-
feet condition. The .sna. work We,
on the old field. and lasted f0r half a
hour, after which .ae squad went to
the Bowl The prac-c there consisted
Of passing and handling kicks and
drop-kcNng.
In the neid goal work Harry l. Gore
stood out. The Iu..lacs averaged three
out Of four on trial. from al. angles
and at distances OF from thirty 20 or,v
yards. His drop kicking has improved
steadily this week. and 10 is certain
that he will have precedence over
/ Guernsey or Hal Pumpe..y.
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ward Frank Hinkev gave the men q
signal drill in the cage.
There Will be DO work tomorrow.
/ The men will spend the morning Ia
walking and motoring. Forty members
OF the squad, the faithful scrub had a
dinner az Mofy 5 lniS evening.
New Haven entertained tonight ne
largest crowd that ever appeared IN
this city on the eve OF a Big game.
Every hotel was t..ed, and the lobby
/ and mezzanine Of the TAFT Hotel were
/ iammed with the advance guard Of
/ thousands who are 90 oe pec.a'ors a.
to-morrow's battle.
Among the returning graduates, some
Of whom came from a.l quarters Of the
country, were score of famous Yale
athletes, including De WITT Cochran
Ted Coy and johnny hi!patre\ A.
Nory's, whore the dinner for the scrub
was held, and at the other distinctirely
college resorts the throng Of old grad
yates began 20 show up before noon.
Many were still urnroyded with tex
cts, and Everard Thompson, IN charge
of this department. was oesieged Sif
last hour applicants.
Football Offices Crowded.
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