New Britain herald., 1915-11-06
|ALE MAY GET STAR
 FRESHMAN PLAYERS
|cGrath and Other Minor Co., pege Stars May Be in Big Games

NeW FiaVen, conn.,, NOV. b.--1 dle
 likely to have a welcome addition to $ eleven early next week in Walter fcGrath, guard of the freshman leven of last season. He has been nder the faculty ban all fall. but forked off several scholarship condi-
 ons yesterday. and it is expected hat a faculty order reinstating him ] D mem bership on the eleven will be Bsued immediately. He will be placed ] It right guard, and, with Cup1d Black. will furnish Yale with the
 urdiest pair of flank players in any Eastern college. They were fellow Iuards at Exeter Black explaining he eleven.
 Practically all the freshman eleven last fall finished the season with Scholarship deficiencies because their cledule took them from New Haven 5br most of the games. During the
 inter Head Coach Hinkey, was urged prod them to remove their back chool work, but refused to do so. nd his failure to supervise the fresh- 8hen's efforts has been one of the everest criticisms which have been |hade of his regime this fall. Yates, he star of the stellar team. fell hope essly behind in his studies, and was ropped He is being colonized at Princeton for next season. Black, Me-
 rath, Hutchinson, Van Nostrand, Wiser, and Bingham have been on the de lines most of the fall because of Conditions, but Van Nostrand Bing- am, and Black have been declared Eligible, and it is likely that McGrath's 'ase will be settled at once. There is
 possibility of Hutchinson becoming Eligible next week. but tho chances are , Ihly slight for such favorable action.
 Before ordering yesterday after l oon's practice Captain Alec Wilson hade two changes in the program ltlined for tomorrow's game against [8rown. On recommendation of Trainer John Mack it was decided to art Don Blodget at left end instead Jim Higginbotham. The latter re- Rived slight ankle hruise on Tues Bay and has done only signal work E&nce then. 1t was deemed wise yes &krday to withdraw him till next week
 lodget has been substituted in sev- ] fa1 games this and last season. The ther change ordered today was to [zecide not to take scrimlnage practice. he coa ches felt that the team needed bore work, but yesterdays wet and 1ippery field led them to abandon |heir idea of anything but signal drill.
 Since the team began to find its [peed the last two or three days every EIody at Yale has stopped worrying
 
 ElorrGw. If Brown is not set back by IS adverse a score as last years IA to
 record the coaches will regard the Outcome of the match as a decided &pset.
 Aside from left end, the only posi- on which remained doubtful till to- Nay was left guard and it was decided b start Gates, but to use Baldridge Tor one of the middle periods. # Yale's policy, as finally outlined Falls for whirlwind attack of such #traight football as that which carried #'om Shevlin's eleven to victory over Harvard and Princeton a decade ago, With Howell Van Nostrand heaving 3orWard passes, bunting, and coming 10 the rescue with an occasional drop kick, while Art Gates will get chance To show the results of his recent work En place goal kicking.
 \ Yale will use a substitute team Toward the close of the game, sending &nore reserves into the play than in host Brown matches
 The line-up was left end, Blodget; left tackle, Gates; left guard, Kent; Penter, White; right guard, Jim sheldon; right tackle. Way; right end, Wiedenan; quarterback, Van Nos- Brand; left half back, Bingham; right half back, Captain Wilson; fullback, scovil
 The officials were: Referee, Frank l6ersln, Princeton; umpire, William INC orice, Pennsylvania; linesman. Ed RIhorp. Columbia; field judge, William 1ollenback, Pennsylvania.
 fale's delegation which went to Prlnceton included Frank Hinkey and pr. Bell of the coaches and "Chub'' Sheldon, Cupid" Black, and Jim Hig- ginbotham, Varsity players, who are on the hospital list
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