The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-19
I~NELIGIBILITY BAN
ON ENWRIGHT, BUT
MAHAN WILL PLAY
Harvard Bars Former From
Yale Game Because of Poor
Work in Classroom.
SCALPERS SELL TICKETS
AS HIGH AS $50 APIECE

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov. 1s,-Harvard
has been upset to-day by the persistent
rumors that the faculty would declare
Capt. Mahan ineligible to play against
Yale Saturday. Last night the Board or
Administration met and Mahan's name
was not mentioned. Enwright's case
was discussed and II was decided best to
place him on probation, rs he mad hve
Els In his work and the college require
ments are at least two C's. Enwright's
amateur status was not wen touched
upon and has not been here.
Nathan. Boles and Gilman will play
and IL was not decided finally that En-
wright would not be eligible until Presi-
sdent Lowell settled the matter to-day.
The feeling among the coaches who
have followed the team all year and who
have seen Yale play IL that Harvard
should win Saturday II it can put on
anything like the game 1t Is capable OF
playing. Mahan's running Is considered
q great asset and IL is figured that the
Harvard eader can hold his own viii
Guernsey as a drop kicker as we'll as
putpunt him from scrimmage. The team
surely is In the best of trim and for the
past two weeks has done n lot OF work
on its formations and plays as well az
hal not a little hard football besides,
although this has not come In long
stretches.
There Is no a seat TO be had for the
game and the few tickets that are in the
spectators hands have called for high
prices. A pair OF very poor seats brought
SIS this afternoon. and $3.50 was paid at
one of the hotels to-day for three seas
on the Is yard line.
Soldiers Field will be deserted by
Harvard football players tomorrow, as
this afternoon the varsity team held
its final drill before entering the Yale
game. There WAS n very long ant
hard signal drill. with much attention
20 kicking and handling kicks. and aftei
the team had finished Its work the gates
were opened and the Hlrvard under
graduates had a chance 10 rush into
the stadium and see their team go W
and down the field several times. Tn.
varsity received a splendid sendoff. al
the men being cheered to the ccho
Taylor as we'll AZ Cowen having a full
share.
The varsity is At in every way FOL
Saturdays game and tonight Is AZ thu
Vesper Country club. near owe
Mass, where II Will remain until Satur
day morning. Tomorrow the coaches
will 20 TO the club and there Will he
another short practice, with tn" eve
ming devoted To iinal work on signals
and "A discussion III g~rneralship 70
SATURDAY.. The undergraduates had .
chance to-day 10 see all the coache!
In action on the Held. although IN
veterans did not get into u scrimInag'
against the scrubs. as they did last year
The TWO scrub teams, however. played
some real football Ia win up the sea
son. the winning side using the Cor
nell attack II the losers using iales
The coaches hav" announced tina
there will he no change in the lineup
hui that the shifts made TINS wcel
will stand. This makes the final ordei
OF the Harvard rush line: Soucy, righ
end Parson. right tackle Cowen, RICH
guard. Wallace. centre: badmun. LEI
guard Gilman, left tackle, and Harte
left end.