Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22

play In the regular eleven which carried
'ne palI over for two touchdowns and
almost third
NEW HAVEN. Sept 22-The Yale foot
ball squad began its practice on yai,
Field yesterday afternoon. EIrt,.
were taken in charge by Head Gonch
FRANK Hlnkey and will have morning ana
afternoon drill this week. The gates wcra
closed but 1t is known that two touch-
downs were made one each bv HaIChncI,s
knowles and LIE Gorge Brann and Noc-
@ @L;tISh We're unable to play because of
slight injuries. VI
ANNAPOLlS, Sept. 22 - Lieutenant
douglas l.. Howard. who has coached tho
Naval Academy football team for tha nost
three years. has consented 10 assume tbo
position for another year and tool; rb.rgo
SestfrodE afternoon. Lieutenant Howard
is the only Naval Academy hood cnaoI,
VINO mas handled the team in two succes-
siVe years when victories were won oyo,.
me Army eleven. This was in 1911 and
1912. - -''' anu
CAMBRIDGE, Sept. 92-Althoupb tho
thermometer al the locker building reg
istered above % degrees vegtcrInT tb,
Harvard squad had it's usual two soss,o,s
or lrill. Captain Brickley lost no time
IN shaking his own team together Tbs
hrst lineup was the one that has han5
expected all along, although later in trn
practice several changes, particularly at
the ends, were tried
ANN HARBOR, Sent. 22,-Trsine tho o..
ward pass for the first time this season
1ost hrst eleven ran uD a total Of
Il points on the second team in yastcr-
day afternoons scrimmaEc. MauIhntsch
starred on the offense, scoring two touch
downs In fifteen minutes. McNan,ora
made the third on a lodging run of
twenty yards.
SWARTHMORE Sent 2o.-Tho Garnet
squad was given its initial Iractirc ,f
the season yesterday under Coaches rroI
Geig and Roy Mercer Seven yeterans
reported Only the Iightest kind of worl,
was attempted such as falling on tho
pan, Forward passing, covering Kicks ana
signal practice, Among the new men
rates Of ST. Joseph's College; Lorhe
OF Shaw High; CornoR. of Raduor IUpb,
Cameron, Of Swarthmore Prem; Nav ~
sheridan IliEh School, Indiana ana Don.
nelly, of Trenton, appear to have the
edge on the other candidates
CARLISLE. Pa. Sept 22-Coacb
"ra'k' Harrington sent tho Di,Iinsor,
squad through a hard thirty-mrnuta
scrimmage yesterday on Biddle Field
The tackling dummy was rigEcd. ami
the men were shown the ways of break
ing interference from both sides and the
correct way Of tackling. After this the
coach picked a first team and sent rhn,n
up and down the field In a stiff signal
practice while he formed the second
squad into a team and seHE it against
the varsity,
HANOVER, \. H.. Sept ga varsity
squad OF 45 men and A freshmen awaited
Coach CayanauEh, Of Dartmouth, wnrt
he returned yesterday from the meeting
Of the football rules committee in New
York Neither squad is yet at its fun
strength, and Notwithstanding the fact
that the first game is scheduled for
Saturday, the late opening Of college has
so far retarded progress that only rudi-
mentary work was attempted.
PROVIDENCE. r. l., Sept. 22-The big
gest squad Of the year. g. reported for
practice at Brown University yesterday
afternoon. The men were placed I'm three
teams and put through a long signal
practice. after which two of the teams
were called in and held to watch the
others that they might become familiar
with the signals This work was followed
by tackling the dummy. Mckay, the star
halfbaek Of 1910 helped spFacklng 10
coach. 4