The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-11
PRINCETON TEAM STOPS
VARIOUS "YALE PLAYS"
Tigers Break Up Lateral Pass and Shift Formations
Without Much Tr~ouble-Backfeld Ques-
ton Still Unsettled.

practice from the side lines owing to a
return OF his arm Injury which he re-
ceived In the Michigan game. Ityerson
taking his place and Jameson had uni
versity work which kept him away from
the practice field the entire afternoon.
Welles played his position. left tackle.
During the full quota of time IN the
scrimfnage the varsity accounted Cor two
hard earned scores, made by S~chlichter,
who came In from the scrubs and Hoff-
man. who went in a. fullback In Lewis's
place.
HANOVER. y. H.. Nov. 1o.-The Dart
mouth football team had the hardest
scrlmmagc OF the year this afternoon.
ana W teams each managed 20 score
Z points. The second team, with Ger
IRISH and Thielscher trying to regain their
places on the first team. plugged through
the centre of the first teams line until
Thielscher was able to 60 over for a
touchdown. The first team was held
safely until Worthington on a fake play
scored the lone tally of the first team on
the forty yard run around end. The
punting of Spears for the first team was
excellent. and the work of the quarter
backs showed IL decided Improvement.
W1LLiAMsTowN, Mass, Nov. 10-As
ibIs as u yIikliI ldNleu tHlS AFTERNOON TIE
Williams regulars had /, hard scrimmage
with the freshmen. For forty-ive min
utes the two teams a~lternated In taking
the bali. noither. however. showing much
offensive ability. Under the coaching
OF BROOKS and Elder the varsity line Il
showing rapid Improvement. After dark
"ess had made further practice on the
field impossible the squad withdrew To
the baseball cage for u thorough drill in
the nal
AMHERST, Mass, NOV. 1o.-Ashley,
the big right tackle. Is now added to the
injured list of the Amherst team. His
foot Is swollen 80 that he can't put his
| shoe on. and his loss will hc a big fac
tor. as he was the only dependable
, punter Oil the team. Goodrich and
Tabor both We're in the signal drill to-
day. but they both limped painfully. and
had to be taken out. Coach Reilly hopes
to h. able to Use these men for part OF
the Williams game. Tow has nearly re-
covered from his Injury of two weeks
ago. and II Is almost certain thit he VIII
start At quarterback.
HAMILTON, y. V. Nov. lo.-A long
hard scrimmage was held between the
first ana second Colgate teams. result
ing I'm one touchdown for the varsity.
Several first string men were absent from
the lineup. including West, Barton. Hub
bell, Spencer and ewait. Barton has
not recovered from mis- injury OF last
week and will not he able to do any
| Scrimmagc work. this week. II IL doupt
full IL Coach Bankart will use him on
SATURDAY. The other men are suffering
from bruises and spra!ns but will he in
good condition by saturday.
Sovru BErHLENEM. Pa. Nov. !" -
The hes. scrimnage practice in Il month
was held at L.high to-day. Six touch
downs were scored by the varsity
against the scrubs. who used Lafayette
plays. Two of those t~ouchdowns were
made from the kickoff by Hallowell ana
Ready. The other scores were made
a., ONLY after tho hardest kim Of line
plunging.
EAsroS, Pa, Nov. 10. - The scrubs
formed "A defence this afternoon against
which the Lafayette varsity worked the
new plays that Coach Crowell has given
them. The opposition was light, how
ever. and amounted to little more thar
hanto practice. Tn purpose was To
demonstrate to the first team how the
plays could be broker up. tn varsity
lineup was complete except for Gulick.
Oyerton played in his place and did we'll
CARLISLE. Pa, Nov. 1o-The Carlisle
Indian eleven put IN "a strenuous aiter-
noon to-day on Indian Field.
A sixty minute ~scrinlinage was heid
) after a signal drill, IN which several new
ulays We're tried out ana rehtafseu, M
I'm, scrimmage these new plays proved
to be ground gamers.