The sun., 1915-10-14

Naval Academy team in practice this
afternoon was anything but encourag-
ing TO its friends and there Is little seri- !
Gus expectation Of making a good show
ing against the University of Pennsyl- |
vania on Saturday.
There was little change In the back |
held, with which the coaches have been
experimenting this week. Luth was at
quarter. Martin and Broadfoot at the
halves and vonheimburg at fullback.
After some stin work In getting down
under kicks. the regulars lined UP
against the strong fourth class eleven.
WEST PoiSr. Oct. l3--Hamilton lnsti-
tute of New York was defeated here to-
day by the Army's Cullum Hall cadet
team by "A score OF l9 TO o.
In preparation for the Colgate game
the coaches drove the Army eleven
through q two hour workout on the
plains this afternoon. The men scrim-
mayed for fort, five minutes, the big team
registering three touchdowns against
a strong scrub eleven. O'Hare got
brulsing that put him ou; OF the play
early and Parks and Engeldinger. who
have been doing such good work on the
second eleven. had tryouts In the euard
position. Il
HANOVER, " H.. oct 1s-For the
first time this year the Dartmouth foot
ball team held It's pra ctiCe to-day behind
cteed gates. Owing to the injuries OF
some Of the nrst string men the suosti-
tutes are bound TO play an important
part in the last games. Because OF the
injuries OF Quarterbacks McDonouGh
Switzer and Eadie. Worthington played
quarter to-day. As things stand TOW
Dartmouth cannot send its stnonges;
team TO Princeton.
The athletic council has appointed
Horace q Pender. 81. 10 the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF ]. T. Ineer-
soil, 20 take effect at the end Of the
season.
SOUTH BErHLEHEM. Pa, ,'Oct. l3.-fOr
the first time this week there was var
sity football practice at Lehigh to-day.
Ready. with him arm In "a sling, Grum-
bach. Green and Sswtelie were the only
regulars not out in suits.
Pazxetti. the old all American quar-
terbacS. was out 10. assist IN develop
Ing a quarterback. now that Chenoweth
is hurt. Cahall Is being groomed for
the position. with Hallowell as runner
up. Heuer. the Philadelphia player. was
put into Cahalls place al left half, and
Lind took Eeady's position al right
half Halstead, the Brooklyn boy. got
! into the signal practice at mis- fullback
position for the first time since he
wrenched his leg.
Forward passes came SO thick and fast
against the Columbia scrubs IN a prac-
tice game with Erasmus Hail on South
Field yesterday that the schoolooys made
the collegians look ridiculous and scored
| three touchdowns to one by Metcalfs
men. The varsity line played for the
| first Ave minutes OF the scrimmage. and
against II Erasmus could do nothing
Thereafter a varsity man was taken
out after each play until the whole reg
I ular team was of the field.
! Hunter OF Erasmus carried the ball
twenty yards tor one touchdown on :
. toes from midheld Barssh speeded
! around the scrub ends ot Columbia and
then squirned through the line for the
second one. Forsythe made the third.
Columbias only touchdown, tho hrst OF
| the scrimmage, came wnen Brown IN
. tercepted a forward pass and ran forty
> yards through h-ld OF Erasmus play
ers
! Metcalf said the work OF the varsity
line Was up TO expectations. but II the
! strength OF a team is in its substitutes
he feared Columbia would have weak
one
The New York University oths!l
| men mad two hours OF hard practice
! yesterday afternoon on OHIO Field. In
| the nifty minute scrimmage between the
! varsity and the scrubs the players ex-
hibited considerable Improvement show
ing that they are getting in trim for
the game with Union on Saturday. Err
wig. right haifback. was not In uniform
during the workout owing TO the fact
that he received a severe hurt on Tues
day but II is hoped that he vii. be out
to-day A new candidate Taylor, mas
been showing good form IN the bach
field Before the end of the week he
probably will be shifted TO the first squad
and may start in Saturdays game.
Coach Reilly paid particular attention
TO the second string men yesterday, as
he has 10 select team from the scrub
material to play Morris High School
on Saturday morning Fraim has been
selected 10 act as captain and probably
will play let hhlfback
The repor, that two practice games
have been arranged with Columbia was
denied yesterday afternoon by Manager
schultz. Coach Reilly, however II
anxious for such a game 80 that II ~
likely the two local teams viii meet be-
fore the end OF the season
! 4 hard two hour workout and a rea
fifteen minute scrmmage with the Ford
! ham scrubs yesterday showed the var
sity 10 lie In good shape TO meet th'
Connecticut Aggies on the Maroon F!el,
Saturday. Coach Vaughn desires surel
tackling in the open feli and the tack
ling dummy was dumped for half hou'
| by the varsity, each player receiVini
, | personal instruction on arm grips.
? The regulars waded through thu
I scrubs almost at will and second baci
! field was substituted for the VARSITY
while Butler. Dunn, Yule and Colder
, went to the kicking squad. Dr. rusack
! the star drop kicker Of \. Y, l. las
year. was on hand and spent an nou
: on the fundamentals of kicking.
Norcaldi. VINO was reported 10 he ou
OF the game for the rest of the season
: denied the rumor yesterday, His LEI
< was examined under the X-ray ant
: showed only minor bruises, which vii
I Weld TO treatment and allow him 4
\ begin the game at quarter on Saturda,
Jockey Gam Dies Of Injuries.
4 LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oct l3-Jockey Ca,
CAM, who was injured in a spill o
. Monday at the Latonsa track, died to
night without reeaning consciousness
Ganz who was one of America 5 fore
= most riders was under contract TO T..
! Bradley
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