Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-19
|YALE's FOOTBALL SQUAD
WORK THE LATERAL PASS
Plenty OF pep" Displayed in Final
Scrimnlage for Harvard Battle.
Rush Line Unsatisfactory.
1000 UNDERGRADUATES MARCH
Cambridge Students Encourage Grim
son Eleven-Cornell Coaches Shift
Tactics-Army Scrubs Use Navy's
Style OF Plny-Indinns Mt Signals.

i"tics-Arihy scrubs Use Nays
Style OF Play-Indinns Mt Signals.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, November is.
-iale's lateral passing game worked
with the smoothness of an icy sidewalk
IN the final scrimmage practice OF the
ner to runner and back as two or three
members of the back field sprinted
down the field. The ball was not once
checked during half hours tusslc
The regulars made six touchdowns.
requiring eight plunges for three OF
a.erially or laterally past the scrubs in
uashes requiring only threo moves in.
Two cases and only one In then third
the most effective dash OF the after
noon, putting the ball in play at the
varsity twenty-ysrd line, Waite heaved
the score.
Waite and Ainsworth worked the
lateral pass beautifully and waite
series of brilliant runs with Aims
worth, Scovil scored two touchdowna
and Ainsworth two. The scrubs had
the ball on their own twenty-yard line
Half Back George Ewing free outside
The plays continued to gain smaller
distances till the varsity thirty-yard
line was reached. when Captain Joe
u
perfect forward pass to Orfut. who
raced over for the score. This test of
the varsity rush line proved 1t again
regular members were absent
The practice opened with signal
W Wo'a an5, dummy UNI 5ackling on the OLD
was in the new bowl The gridiron
Their, there was softs and arrangements
heavily before the Harvard game. The
recent two days rain left II soggy
The Yale coaches reiterated their
statement sfnr, TT TINS evening that they plan
ward that faced Princeton. Fred Still
man. man, the only player about whom
slightly. The coaches have been as
surcd by Trainer Mack that he will be
available Saturday.
left tackle. Captain Talbot: left guard,
Cakes; centre, White; rgiht guard.
Farrnr; right tackle. Won Holt; right
left half back. Scovll; right half
Sweeney. full back. LeGorc.
HARVARD.
CAMBRIDGE. November 1s.-with
n brass band leading them, 1000 Of
tn undergraduates marched to the
Harvard football eleven in its last
practice in the stadium before the
,i,a. ZANE. The team ran through
III Sidpby iNSblOn, Wnllo Cap
tain Brickley maneouvred nruond the
Held, putting over dropkicks. Brick
Ley Icy ,, is Eoihng to be seen In the last
This is an assured fact. He will be
called upon to put over one OF his
famous droplsicks when the Crimson
arc within scoring distancc.
In talking to tho writer tonight,
Brickley said he would not get into
scrimmago. but would-do his utmost to
curtain rings down on. his football
career.
The, back field men. md the centres
O'clock for New Haven. They will
spend the afternoon. or a portion OF it
nracticing punts and catching the ball.
the remainder Of the squad does not
leave tin Friday morning.
Al the men are IN good condition
VIII he INT 10 play the game OF his life.
and enthusiasm is running high around
ii"T 1,,,,, square; AlthouEh the betting
game draws nearer.
CORNELL.
ITHACA. y. ", November 1S.-Thc
only Cornell regular who may not be
able TO play against Pennsylvania Is
Don Munsick. left guard. who was in
1nteu In the Michigan game. He has
rot been able TO get into the lineup so
far this week. Tilley played left guard
In Munsic)k's place.
-iLeI tnicc Gays or ylEht work the
and drove the varsity through u hard
workout. There WAS long outdoor
practice followed by. scrimmage in
til long after dark.
The scrubs used the PENNSYLVANIA
away with several long gains on on the
varsity by the use of the forward
pass.
ARMY
WEST POINT. y. y. November IS.
The Army, Is now pointing directly
4ru ths h sa spTnEe T9 9o ,ne Nom a
Christian Association team comes
he"e Saturday The cadets arc being
Of game can" The Scrubs su me eoHpped s 1tS
NOR, Navy plays. gave. the varsity n
hard battle to-day In a short scrim-
nhants Work a, roal rro oGSFe eacem o,
practice to-day was gilt edged. -
The former Purdue star scored
giles. Hobbs, who broke his ankle six
weeks ago. was back in the game to-
day .limberins up. hut Will hardly get
in the game with the Navy.
NAVY.
ANNAPOLIS :S; November 1s.-,.o,wins
from which the team are. suffering,
Naval Academy coaches did not drive
The sg@@ad through bv hard sermags
with careful practice of formations on
the attack and defense. In particu-
team. as far as they arc known here,
were carried out by tho scrubs.
Coach Howard said to-day that most
of the back field post ons were In
doubt. 1t Is probable that T. Harri-
son will be selected for right end from
a field OF five.
The officials Of the Army game will
be: referee. w. s. LanEford, Trinity:
umpire. Al Sharpe. Yale; head lines
man, Carl Marshall. Harvard.
A field judge Will also be selected.
CARLISLE.
CARLISLE PA, November 49,
Coach Warner changed his mind and
allowed The Indian varsity eleven to
enter into Il short scrimmage here this
afternoon against the scrubs. He had
al first thought il best to allow the red
skiing first eleven TO remain i,l, ,intil