The Washington times., 1914-10-01
PRINCETON ELEVEN
WILL WEAR NUMBERS
Score Cards will Be Given Spec
tators Carrying Lists to
Identify the Stars.

PRINCETON, n. j., Oct. lin Sat.
| UrCay's game with BuckneIl the Prince.
ton eleven will wear large numbers or
their backs to assist the public in iden.
tifying them. Score cards will be pro.
vided carrying lists agreeing with the
numbers on the players. Princeton
will wear numbers this season." said
Coach Penfield today. whether other
teams do or not"
The training table has been started
with the following at It: Captain Bal
In, Stewart, Baker, Shenk. E. Trenk-
mann. Boland. Brown. Click. Law,
Lamberton, Shea, Charles. Mclean
briggs. Nourse and Tibbott.
WEST POINT. y. Y, Oct 1.-After
four days of rest the Army squad was
given a long scrlnmage yesterday. the
varsity defeating the scrubs with a
touchdown and three field goals. Bene-
diets kicking was remarkable his three
field goals passing over the crossbar
like bullets. Hodgson and Oliphant
proved themselves strong in carrying
the ball.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct. 1-Yale
meahs to alternate between new and
old football this season, judging by the
work seen yesterday. Finding it took
eleven minutes to shove over a touch
down by forward passing. Coach Hinkey
ordered the varsity to try straight, old
fashioned football and another touch
down was scored in four and a half
minutes. Forward passes from Legore
TO Carter marked the practice, one
travelling like a bullet thirty-1iye wards.
Alec Wilson. varsity quarterback, is
suffering from an injury to his hip and
may not play Saturday against Vir-
ginia.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. Though
Harvard's VARSITY eleven is likely to be
composed of veterans entirely this sea-
son, Coach Haughton Is not wasting
any time and so is training capable sub
stitutes. He realizes that the veterans
are soon to leave the university, and he
is devOting much of his time to the new
men. SweetSeT and r. curtis Of last
years freshmen eleven. are being played
at tackle on the varsity with good re-
suits.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1-Three
Quakers are resting on the sidelines on
account of slight injuries which may
keep them out of Saturdays game.
Carter. center. has a sprained finger
Russell. guard, has a sprained wrist.
and Captain Journeay's old knee is
botherinS him again. The physicians
have counseled Journeay to give his knee
a good rest Penn is showing the same
old faults again this year. playing well
one day and then falling down badly
the next. Fumbling has appeared and
Coach Brooke threatens to send every
varsity man to the scrubs who fumbles
within the cnemys 30-yard line.
ANN ARBOR. Mich. Oct. Michigan
smothered De Pauw in the opening
game of the season here yesterday, win
ming IS to 0. Fumbling and loose tack
ling marked the work OF Yost's eleven,
but the attack was brilliant. Three
forward passes We're successful and the
rushing of Maulbetsch, Splawn and
Hughitt was invincible. Splawn kicked
a field goal from the 27-yard line.
FORDHAM. Oct. 1.-Gallaudet is
going TO have a hot time on its hands
to defeat Fordham Saturday, judging
bv the practice of Skip WymardS
charges here. Butler has been taken
from guard and is being played behind
the line in Yules place. His weight
is proving an advantage. Coach Wy
mard is laying stress upon open foot
ball. finding it successful against the
heavier Georgetown team last Satur-
day