The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17

Observation-Disclosures, Sept. l6-
Under the eye OF Jim Cooney, the Tiger
ltnemen were put through their hrst real
scimmage OF the season this afternoon
Two lines, including centres. tackles
guards and ends We're lined UP and went
smashing into each other for an hour,
Bll Mclean, a husky tackle from l"st
years team, who Was'out OF me DIG games
because Of injuries, il one or the hhru"sN
working linemeu out and an Improvement
in his playing over that OF last season
is apparent already, Experience mas done
a world OF good for Mclean and he should
turn out to be one OF the hardest hghtlns
men on the Tiger line this year,
Paul Bigler. tackle on last years eleven;
bobbed up suddenly to-day ana notined
his friends that he had decided TO return
to college. Bigier left Princeton last jan
uary with the intention of going into buSi-
ness. He Will not be eligible TO play loot
bail this fau. but II he remains in col
lege he should be OF service Tor me heht
two years. George Phillips, a tackle on
the Princeton team several years ago, was
in town to-day and got out In UNIFORM
with the players,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mass. Sept;
l6.-It being too hot for anything IKE rear
assistant coaches at Harvard sayesi tim
BY separating their big mass OF players
into varsity and second squads ana sislhs
to the nrst string men their hrst lnstruc-
lions on plays. Thirty-three men were Sc
lected FOR the varsity squad, which VIII
be Joined by three others when they re-
Four eievens were formed for signal
drill, which eliminated with a dummy
scrimmage between teams A ana Is OF me
varsity squad, The lineup OF the nrst
team Indicated not a little. Last years
centre, Wallace, was In the middle or the
line. banked by Cowan, a varsity gnard
two years ago, ard Duncan OF the 1911
freshman team. The tackles were H. cur
It's and Bigeiow, both substitutes on
Brickley's team. Soucy, the old centre,
was at one end and C. Coolidge a 1914
substitute, was on the other,
Watson. who will start as the first quar-
terback. was not on abe field. WILCOX.
one of last years substitute backs, ran
the regulars, who had AZ backs Capt. Ma
nan, McKinlock and King, the last two
being first substitutes a year ago
All weatherhead. one OF the heaviest
ends available this year, reported to-day.
Harte, another end; Gamer, a tackle. and
l.. curtis, a substitute wing last fan, are
expected by the first OF the week. These
men will complete the varsity squad, To-
morrow the teams will drill on their plays,
but viii have a holiday Saturday. Next
Monday they viii get down 10 scrimmag-
ing In preparation for the Crimson's nrst
game. with Colby on september 49,
PENN-PoRT DEPOSIT, Nd. Sept, l6,
PENIS gridiron warriors donned fun re
gala today for the hrss time thls stason
practice Of the year on Tome FIELD TINS
afternoon.
The morning practice was Night because
OF the anticipation of the harder work In
the afternoon. Drop and placement KICK
ing by Berry and Quigley. forward passing
practice by the ends and back field men
and chasing down the tsld under punts
from the toes OF Berry and williams con
stituted the hours drill In the morning
Afternoon practice started with real I'VE
Kicking practice. In which players took the
part OF the dummy which has been used
Ia date. Lundbers, q member OF the var
a., .nIal Last war tntnAn tn. tHum here
last night and got into the practice to-day.
He IL one OF the fastest men on the squad
and weighs close to 1870 pounds,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Pa, Sept, IA
Much OF the time OF tho Lafayette footbal
squad was taken up with kicking this
afternoon. Coach Crowell and two OF the
most promising candidates engaged In "a
drop kicking contest, Scott and Lake two