New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-22
i Boiand Not Likely to Start
Game at Full, Law Get
ting the Call.
MO LACK OF RICHES
IN THE BACKF1ELD
: Confidence OF Dartmouth Men
in Their Team Greater than
Usual This Year.
By HERBERT.

Snake Ames. chairman OF the foot
Fbsll coaching committee at Princeton
\ will not announce definitely the lineup
Of the eleven for the Dartmouth game
| on Saturday until the men take tho
: FIELD. but il can be said on good su-
\ thority that Law will start az tullbaes
: IN place Of Bolsnd. who early IN the
season looked like fixture IN the
: lsckfeld.
Boland y, sure 10 play part Of the
game, but for the present It would
kseem as If Click and Fred Irenckmann
I have the call a. halfbseks, with Law
(. al full and Ames at quarter.
man close 10 Princeton tootoail
+. told ne Yesterday that Boland seemed
! 10 be worrying over his place, and,
/ consequently. was proving dssp-
! continent. Last year and early this
} season he could throw a football with
1 As much accuracy as good helders
\ throw a baseball His shooting Of for
I ward passes was nothing short OF phe-
! yomenaI. but recently his work has
! fallen of. either from lack Of conf
I .snce or the worry Of alternating al
, quarter and full with the responsible
iiy Of giving the signals and directing
} the play.
AS said before, Bolsnd il sure TO De
. used part Of the game, but IN all prob
ability will not be 6rst string man
a~sinst Dartmouth.
One Of the reasons for Bolsnd being
tfied at quarterback was due to the
desire Of the coaches to use both him
md Law in the backheld. II is case
almost Of too much riches.
Speaking % riches. the chances are
in favor Of Princeton using two sets
81 backs against Dartmouth before the
game is over. While Fred Trenckmsnn
aud Click appear TO be the first choices
- halfbscks, Tibbott, Moore and
priges. 10 say nothing Of Boland. are
all strong and at times brilliant backs.
briggs was captain Of the freshman
team last year and most capable
,,unter. He gets his kicks of quicker
han any man on the squad, quicker
even than de Witt, who was star IN
1911 and 1912. He is rather excitsble;
owever. and does not place the ball
so accurately as Law.
The Princeton line for the Dartmouth I
game Is likely to be made up OF Lam I
bertop and Brown, ends; BALM and /
Bigler, tackle; Shenk and Eddie /
Trenckmann. guards, and Gennert or
Hsvilsnd, centre.
Mclean il almost sure 10 be Captain /
Ballin's running mate at tackle IN the +,
Harvard and Yale games, but he has
been nursing p wrencbed shoulder, 40
that Bigler. Love or Latrobe VIII be
used on Saturday. OF tho three last |
named Bigler'. chances look brightest :
Lore is Of stocky build and not so last, /
while Lstrobe lacks experience, al
though he will be heard from next /
year. II not this.
A Dartmouth man writes me: Don 1
he afraid to make little wager that
Dartmouth will beat Princeton on Sat |.
urdsv." Confidence seems TO be burst .
ing all bounds AZ Hanover.
Hugginweg. one Of the Brown Uni
versitv tackles. who may be seen IN the
game against Cornell at the Polo I
Grounds on Saturday, is former Nor
ris High School player. Two years ago
he earned place on The Iribunes all 1
scholastic eleven.
Ernest Soucy, who has been moved
from centre TO end on the Harvard
eleven, is one of those strong all
around players who can play any posi-
tion in the line we'll.
Percy Houghton has hopes that Nell
son. the Harvard sprinter. may be de-
veloped into a good end rush.