New Britain herald., 1916-10-25
LE CORES WORK
 lS VERY ERRATIC
Eli Star Makes Fine Runs But
 FumbleS Several Times

New Haven, Oct. 24-Harry Le- gore mixed brilliant end running and fumbling in yesterdays practice at . Yale. His end runs made the two y :touchdowns which were scored during the afternoon possible, and he took ., the ball across for one of the two Scores. However, his tumble, after + carrying the ball thirty yards In the longest. run of the afternoon, provoked the ire. of the coaches.
 The scrimmaging lasted nearly forty minutes and with similar session today, will comprise the most strenu- ous part of the practice for the Washington and Jefferson game on Saturday. Baldridge, because of 8 slight ankle bruise, was absent from right tackle, and Oarsman Larry Fox starred in another trial at that posi- tion Halfback Bob Bingham was still suffering from a sore throat, and 1 Harold Carey was again in brilliant form at his place taking the ball across the scrub goal line in an < eight-yard center plunge for the sec- ond touchdown of the afternoon.
 Quarterback Traver Smith ran the eleven for the first time since his in- jury in the Lehigh game. Captain Black, although lame, remained in the entire practice. The Varsity was Ipttted against Dr.. Bulls eleven, as the third team has been named. It took the ball from it's own twenty-yard line the entire distance to touchdown Ffn ten minutes A ten-yard end run by Legore, followed by two fifteen ward end runs, gained most of the ground His final end dash scored lthe first touchdown.
 The scrubs received the ball at their twenty-yard line, but were able to advance and Quarterback Duryee kicked to midfeld. Legore caught well and crashed back to the scrubs seventeen-yard line, where he fumbled. Head Coach Jones, how ever, allowed the Varsity to retain the ball, and on the next play Jacques broke through to the eight yard line, and Carey immediately reg istered his touchdown. The visiting coaches were Paul Veeder, John Field and Joe Swan.
 The lineup yesterday was as fol- lows: Left end, Gates; left tackle, Taft; left guard, Black; center, Hutchinson; right guard, Gait; right tackle, Fox; right end Comerford; quarterback, Smith, left ha1fback, Carey; right halfback, Legore; full back, Jacques.
 Tiger Interference Weak
 Princeton, N. J., Oct. 25.-The Princeton football squad held it's prac- tice yesterday afternoon in the sta dium which will be the scene of the game with Dartmouth on Saturday. University Field has been used all sea- son both for daily practice and games, as the turf in the new football arena has been partially destroyed by grub worms, but the large attendance promised for the Dartm outh contest will require larger seating capacity than the old field affords.
 Rush gave his charges a hard serimmage yesterday, and the per -formance of the Varsity eleven was not particularly encouraging. The interference of the first string team seemed to discourage him, especially in spite of the fact that so much timo has been spent in this depart , 1nent of the game during the last week. When the scrubs were given the ball against the Varsity they were able to penetrate the first teams de- fense consistently. Even the ex- perienced Tiger line seemed to be in
 
 Haaren were able to gain on line plunges many times.
 Speedy Rush seems to be a little de- spondent these days over the outlook for Princeton during the next few weeks. Latrobe, Moore and Haas are still kept from active work by in- iuries and yesterday Ames was kept from practice by a slight illness. It is not likely that any of the first three men will be able to start in the Dartmouth game, but Tibbott will be a likely substitute for Moore's po- sition. It will be a more difficult matter to pick a man for Latrobe's g place at tackle, McGraw is being used at the position, but either Halsey or Kaufman who are now able to play, may finally be chosen to start Satur- day.
 Princeton may depend on Drigg' s ability as 2 punter to advance the ball into Dartmouth territory and then rely on Tibbott's toe to drive the ball between the crossbars whenever the Tigers are not able to advance the ball by,rushing. Tibbott is being g thoroughly drilled in kicking from all angles part of the practice yesterday consisting of his attempting @ mum Der of kicks from scrimmage. Haaren, a substitute backfeld man was also fairly successful in his attempts.
 Hard At Work.
 Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 25.-The Harvard football team got down to real business yesterday afternoon in it's preparation for it's annual game with Cornell. The Varsity, lining up iC oIy +~ 1 +In ft,c-t