New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-17
lie GORE BACK IN
YALE LINE; MAY
FACE PRINCETON
Big Parting Ovation in
Bowl-No Scrimmage
for Squad

New Haven, Nov. le.-YSle's football
board Of strategy has carried out It's
plans OF sending the first and second
clevens through only a single day
scrimmsge practice during the week OF
the Princeton game.
To-day was devoted merely 70 signal
and breaking through drills. To-mor-
row before the squad departs for its
trim for Princeton il will have only sig
nal rehearsal enough TO act as eondi-
tioning exercise, leaving YESTERDAY s
scrimmaging as the only actual 1901
ball drill Of the week.
For the first time this week Harry lie
Gore was back in the lineup this atte
noon, but he appeared drawn and pare,
and has clearly not yet fully returned
20 the mink Of physical condition. ASIDE
from installing him at his old position
AZ right halfback, no change was mace
In the lineup. The coaches adhere 70
their plan Of sending the eleven against
the Tigers exactly as the team was re
organized st the beginning Of TINS
week. when six Of the eleven positions
were given new occupants.
Parting Ovation in Bowl
Tn. feature Of this afternoons prse-
tice was the visit TO the Bowl Of nearly
- 900 undergraduates TO give their part
ing ovation TO the eleven. They
marched from the campus TO the ath-
letic field behind the brass band, and
rehesrsed their cheers and new foot
ball songs for the last time before
using them st Princeton.
Every individual player and coach
was cheered after the undergraduate
contingent had been seated in the Bowl
10 watch the final ten minutes Of the
breaking through practice.
Among the coaches to-day were Vance
Mccormick, captain Of the 'e2 eleven
Presidential campaign; ex Captain
Brink Thorne, Foster Rockwell, Nal
Scoyil, Phil Smith and Jack Gates.
Els Here Tonight
Plans for the departure Of the eleven
tomorrow called for II to leave here at
z o'clock, after luncheon at the train
ing table. The eleven will spend to-
morrow night at the Murray Hill Hotel.
IL will travel 70 Princeton Saturday
hundred undergraduates accompanying
il. After the game Saturday most OF
the players will return to New York,
while a few will 90 directly from
Princeton TO Atlantic City, TO remain
resting till Monday afternoon.
Although the eleven as a whole has
not yet fully recovered from the attack
of overwork which was evident last
week the cool weather has proved q
genuine tonic, and Trainer Mack be-
lieves that the last trace OF physical
fineness will disappear by Saturday.
Yale undergraduates have found it
difficult to place money at even terms,
and preliminary betting on the game
has been extremely light.
The Lineup
The eleven, as definitely, although
not irrevocably, selected for the Prince
ton game, is as follows:
Left end, Moseley; left tackle, Gates;
left guard, Black; centre, Callahan;
right guard, Fox; right tackle, Bald
ridge; right end, Comerford; quarter
hack, Smith; left hslfosck, Neville;
right halfback, lie Gore; fullback,
Jacques.
The first substitutes were this after
noon sent through signal drill as the
second eleven. They will be as fol-
lows:
Left end, Lynch; left tackle, Otis;
left guard, Graham; centre, Hutchin-
son: right guard, Gait; right tackle,
Taft; right end, Church; quarterback,
La Roche; left halfback. Carey; right
halfback, Waite; fullback, Braden.