The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
ENWRIGHT IN UNIFORM
At HARVARD PRACTICE
His Injury Proves Less Serious Than at First Thought
to Be, and He Will Play Against Prince
ton on Saturday.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Nov. ALL OF the
football players who took part in Har-
wards game against Pennsylvania State
Saturday were out OF the field to-day.
Even Envrlght, who according to the
doctors yesterday had no chance to
play against Princeton, was out In toys
n running about the field. although he
took no part in the drill. Enwright
thought he was badly hurt Saturday
night, but apparently wasn't.
Gilman also was on the field. but he
did not get into the line p which worked
for n long time against the scrubs.
While there was no real scrimmaging
this afternoon the work was much
harder than 1t usually has been on Mon
day. The varsity did plenty of work
on offence and also was drilled ON de-
fence against Princeton's plays as put
on by the second team. which spent
most OF the last week learning the Tiger
attack as taught by the scouts.
There were two interesting points
In the lineup to-day. The FIRST was
the placing OF DHdmun. who has
been at guard most Of the fan. at
left tackle and bringing Cowen back 30
left guard. Also, in the absence of I'm
wright with Horween and Mckinlock.
Boles. who has been making great
strides at quarter lately, was put Into
the back field with King and Mahan.
Bolcs IL one of the really good all
round back field men the Crimson has.
having plenty of weight n consider
able natural ability. lie has been easily
hurt. however. and therefore has not
been dependable.
Wallace did not get into the lineup
to-day, having hurt his head again.
Harris was in his place. Ned Mahan
did considerable kicking to-day. His
punting was excellent, but his drop
kicking was not so good as il has been.
After the drill Mahan tried placement
kicking from the 80 yard line and had
no trouble to score repeatedly. Prob
ably not until Wednesday will II he
finally known whether Harvard can
use Gilman and E%nwright at Prince
ton, II Gilman cannot play to-days
rush line SHIFT probably will prevail.
As Cowen is better n a Blgelow and
Dadmun is a shifty man who should TO
We'll AT tackle, which by no means is a
new position for him.
~PRISCBToN. y. J., Nov l--Irinoctou
began its final preparation for the ilai-
ward game to-day by holding a secret
practice which lasted all afternoon.
; More than nifty minutes wcr" devoted
20 scrimma-c. the rest ~ In" time was
spent in signal drill. getting down under
punts ana Interference. Rush is spend
ing considerable tim" brushing hIe mon
up on fundamentals. tIarvard's Play
against Penn State convinced him that
the Harvard eleven is even strougv than
his men IN this respect. II Saturdays
game will BE- dcc.dvd on this basis as
much ~ anything.
briggs, Gennert and NourSe had q
rest to-day Moore and Dickermau re-
placed briggs. and Buttcrwurth won't
Ia for GcuHcIt At centre. l.utruit
worked 1T guard for Nuursn, The of
fcusiye work Of the varsity aGaius' the
scrubs was ra-god At first and the
regulars Were not able {" make head
way. Dickermin replaced Moore at
full during the last twenty m!sutvs and
the attack was more concerted and ef-