The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
YALE ASKS OLD STARS
OF GRIDIRON FOR HELP
Rogers, Captain of 1897 Team, Will Be First of a Mum.
Der to Go to the Aid Of Hinkey
and Assistant Coaches.

urday, declared to-day that his knee IL
practically as good as ever. He In q fer
better player than BELL. who took his
place at quarterback on Saturday.
Berry spent the Afternoon practising
drop kicking.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. li.-ffarvard's
work In the stadium to-day was very
light. the first and second varsity teams
working only a short time In scrimina8e.
The regulars made two scores, one on u
twenty yard field goal by Ned Mahan
and the other n touchdown scored by
Soucy on a blocked kick.
Most of the time was spent by the
coaches In individual instruction on 10.
sition play and with n view to bolsterin9
the rushline defence for the Virginia
game on saturday. Tomorrow the en-.
dire squad will practise In the morning
and will attend the worlds series base
ball game In the afternoon. The only
news Of the day was the shifting OF
Dadmup back TO tackle from guard.
PRINCETON, y. j., Oct. 11.-Coach
Rush departed from his usual custom
of hard work on Monday to-day and
let the Tiger football players m with
an easy workout and nc scrimmage for
The first team. There was a long signal
dtill. however. and the mel were drilled
In the customary fundamentals until
darkness came. Some Of the regulars
had a rest. Among them we're Brown.
Nourse and Tibbett.
In the signal practice Semmens was
used at end In place Of Brown. and
Moore was tried at the other end. This
arrangement was only temporary. The
backneld consisted of Click. Law. Shea
and briggs.
The scrubs lined up against the second
team and ran through a stif scrimmage.
OF the four touchdowns they made
against the scrubs Eddy was responsible
for two The first score was the result
of a long forward pass. and the second
Of "A thirty yard run. Law, playing for
the second varsity. was excellent in line
bucking and p~unting
ITHACA. y. V. oct. ll-This IL blue
Monday In the Cornell football camp,
most all of the leading varsity men
being unable to report until late because
OF late afternoon classes. The coaches
are compelled 10 abandon Mondays and
Fridays as real practice days and can
only spend three days "a week in the
actual development OF the team. so
far this has not proved a hardship, but
when the bigger games approach 1t will
be necessary TO adopt a night shift.
Frequent penalties inflicted for on
side work in the Williams game were
the theme OF Or. Shapes address 10
the players this evening. He told them
hat otherwise he was pleased with the
showing against Williams.
The Fordham varsity was IN such
good condition after the Union contest
that Coach Vaughn was satisfied yester-
day afternoon with "A half hour scrim-
mage against the scrubs on Fordham
Field. Morcaldi. quarterback. was the
only Maroon player not In uniform. The
line was Instructed especially In Often
slve work. Capt. Dunn headed a half
dozen punters.
cantwell ana Mcclure. second string
men,, who outplayed some veterans In
end and halfbaok and their work gave
promise.
CARLISLE. Pa, Oct. ll-Coaches Kelly
and WEIGH decided TO give the Carlisle
Indian football varsity squad a complete
rest this afternoon and only a long walk
In the surrounding country VAS required
Of the redskin players. The reserve
eleven. however, had a long signal prac.
tice, but held no scrimmage.
The Indians are in good physical con-
dition with the exception OF We!mas.
whose knee was injured In the Harvard
game. Williams. who played in Wei.
mass place on Saturday. proved n md
to the coaches and his work Was of such
high character that he will be used at
tackle until Welmas has recovered.
Signals will he the principal work OF tho
Indians this week, an II Ia hoped to i'm
prove the team work of the eleven before
the University OF plttsburg contest on