Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-26
A Number of College Foot
ball Squads Are Primed
for Action Today-Prince-
ton Meets Rutgers; Har-
ward VS.. Bates.
AMONG

Al Sharpe's system has worked many changes
for the better and Cornell will take the field
with established system OF attack and de-
fense. and it is than likely that the
defeat of last year will be wiped out.
Wounds that bleed and at times open may
be healed at New Haven when Yale will trot
out the gridiron to face the warriors Of
the University of Maine. Last season Maine
played Yale to 4 standstlll and held it to
scoreless tie.
For the most part the other games will be
merely tryouts for the larger olevens. Har-
ward, with nine veterans, bids fair to run riot
the Bates team. while Pennsylvania
should have little trouble with Gettysburg.
Dartmouth, too, anticipates little trouble from
MasSl chusctts Agricultural College.
New York University will face st. Stephens
at Ohio Field with more than an even chance
to start the season with victory while Ford
ham will travel TO Washington, there to
graPple with Georgetown.
PRINCETON. Sept. 26-Princeton varsity
ran through signals smoothly yesterday after
noon. There was no scrimmage. Princeton may
be expected to show an open game with nu-
eroIs rs, f2Fward passes m ,S ana kieks % Who @ r Viii
but Law. Doolittle, briggs, Boland, Tfbhott
and F; Trenkman VII ,.s receive a chance; 9Th The
ends; Captain Balln and Mclean. tackles;
Hoss, or Shenk and Foster or T: Trenkman' man
guards; Sourse, centre, and Click or Eber-
stadt, quarter.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. IA long slghal arm
with the llne-up which will probably start the
game today occupied the attention OF the Yale
football squad yesterday afternoon, Ainsworta
Easton was at halfback In his place. Cornell
has water on the knee The lineup was Hlg, M
Whot, tackles; Oakes and sheldon, guards;
Wylie centre; Wilson, quarterback; Knowles
left halfback; Easton' right hafoaeki LeEore'
fullback.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept ao-Haryard was
| IA for
on kekoffs. Puntouts and running up and ois, d9wn
the field under punts. Aahan ana britkiey
Tcmp up and down the field the plays that
will be used against Bates today, the regulars
man, will be unable To play. He has to pass
all oral examination IN COLLEGE. HIS place mas mas
substitutes on defence Psnnock will be shift
ed from right guard TO LEFT. Ihe lineup WI WI
r wilmington Ish guard: Soucy, centre
Pennock. right guard; Morgan, right tackle ;
Bradlce and Mahan, halfbacks, and Brickley'
fullback
ITHACA, Sept. a6-Cornen faces a fornida-
bio early season foe today in Pittsburgh
! which beat Cornell 20 to last year. MunslcK
snd shsr Macs being taken by Snyder and Ander-
son. The backheld wiz be % %Sirsns'hgrRHed rH ,3s 9s
| fellow could not play against Ursinus, but is
| now in shape
| bfeb ands herself in the predcamcnt II play
/ ing a practically green team a-dlnst frshklin
/ and Marshall in the opening game today "hS
| hve veterans beins lett
| WEST POINT. Sept. 2G.-The Army vent
through Sars SH h%%T we're dummy dummy scrimmascs only
! FOR TIE coaches have planned hlS ""TEoGt ,l
| HorteT Hobhz aud TimberlRkc participated
| In a puntins duel, IIoddgson YES best ,.,-
| ANNAPOLIS. sept. 26.A navy team was
/ ,sdc m Of eNIcrCuCed players which might
/ he considered a tentative hTst team snl a
/ uumners Of plays were direcle1 bS lai'oii
/ on long pass plays, Failing the hig haIfhack
J ~ ,aSt wear did most Of the passing and got
! IN some long and accurate ones. ihe nan
! 5ling OF the ball was good considering the
early period
/ ANN ARBoR. Mich, Sept. 26. Michigan s
/ s,nad had long s. gnal drill yesterday The
| injury 10 Mcnamara, substitute lu5ftG irt,
/ is n ore serious than supposed. anu iralhtr
| ia Ir.ll does not expect him to be IN shape
for a wCtk at the least
/ puoVIDFJNCE. sept @6.-Fnal practice at
/ Brown was largely on signals puh'lhs lorlh'-
/ lion paFsiug the ball and fake passes 'lhFke
/ IA siurnhy guaTterbaaks ghowcd up wCll.
! Hoth wln be in today's game with Nor"l'h'
| csRLJSI.E. Pa. sept. @6.-The Carlisle In
| dians play their hIst important game oI IN, Ine
l tba WESLEYAN college eleven ot that state
| which 4, being coached by Carlisle former
| 1tiarterback Frank Mount Pleasant. oaeh
| Warner put the % men be Is taxing 70 tiaIks-
| burg through a brief run over the signals
/ before leaving
cLINToN. n; Y; sept 2s-liamilt99!n on :. Col I.,
] IaForce has been shifted from his position
/ isst season al tackle 20 fullback, while Pope
star hzlfbaek. is no" ~ snd-