New Britain herald., 1915-11-18
IS LOST ] CRIMSON TEAM 'tic Difficulties Will Bar tar From Yale Game

flQgG, NOV. S.---A feW hours
 bach Haughton, of the Har-
 btball team, had learned that
 ht would not be available for
 e with Yale because of schol-
 faculties he told a mass meet
 students last night that next
 y's game was an even money
 ion. These ? to 1 bets are
 k,' he said 1T want to tell
 ht the facts do not warrant
 ds. It is an even money pro-
 Yale has had a poor team
 hson, but the Bull Dog has
 hck with a rush and they are
 pt now, be sure. have a
 me respect for Tom Shevlin
 works"
 tin Mahan told the under
 les that credit for Harvard's
 successes during the past
 ears was due to Coach Haugh-
 ne. Vale gets most of the
 tory school stars, but Haugh-
 developed nearly all of liar
 by his system."
 rding Saturdays game, the
 h captain said he hoped "Yale
 not get all the breaks as she
 inst Princeton last Saturday."
 an be sure we are going to it that the breaks come to us
 ' he added.
 Fights loss yesterday was an cted one, and came after his
 lad been prominently mention he third member of the liar ackfield. R. c. Curtis, who
 ghtly injured in the Brown
 returned yesterday to the
 but Rollins was given further unity to recover from the
 of that contest. tice for the eleven yesterday light. Signal drill, running formations and blackboard ecupied the time. The team in through light. scrimmage
 with the second eleven, while hdent body looks on, before
 for it's usual retreat at Tyngs
 just outside of Lowell, to- E.
 bch" Donovan has done a fine conditioning the Harvard play this years big games. No
 ever has had more real wor- an the old Natick fireman, but
 come through with flying col Not only are the regular men be with the exception of a few equential bruises, but Duncan
 ready to substitute at guard. | |rtis is back in trim to do any that may be necessary and Rol- nkle, by being rested properly, How him to enter the game in 3mergency caused by a possible |nt to Mahan.
 ward surely will have the bene- every player against Yale eN- and any sign of over |ence has disappeared because Blues rally against the Tigers Eeek. The beating here is to 5 Lvor of Harvard, but the team is figuring on an even battle and hat very we'll can be thrown by a lapse into football the bit below the best standard of relininary season.
 was stated last night in Yale s that Mahan and Enwright had been declared ineligible to play turday's game. It was reported Yale authorities had been in Id from Harvard of this, but officially. The dispatch from ridge, of course, confirms this in so far as Enwright is con- d. but from the wording of the it would seem that no doubt as ahan's right to play was enter in Crimson quarters.
 some directions it is believed yalo officials have some proof ahan's ineligibility to play on mt of supposed summer baseball ng, but they are not inclined to ny formal protest, feeling that ituation is one that may well be for decision in the hands of the ST Harvard officials. Harvard Il be remembered, did not pro- against LeGore, Easton and the [ Yale men disbarred on account lmmer baseball on Long Island summer, but expressed sympathy the young men for an unwilling technical violation of the rules expressed the hope that they d be permitted to play.
 e question is: Did Harvard take stand in order to save Mahan ? ther she did or not, Yale men most kindly toward Harvard be- } of her stand and place the e at Princeton's door.