New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-25
lE GORE ERRATIC
IN ELI PRACTICE
AGAINST SCRUBS
Tad Jones BUSHES Squad
Through Hard Work
Two Touchdowns

New Haven, Conn Oct A.-h.
Coach Tad Jones to-day earned
part Of Yale's programme OF 0iue
80 ,o,g and exacting daily 'crim
mage, this week. in preparation for 'De
Washington and Jefferson game Sa'u1'
day. lie
In SO-minute drill the varsity
.corsd twice. largely through the spec
taculsr end runs of the veteran hSii'
Il Gore. whose work was alike the
most brilliant and the rsggedest OF any
,,snber of the backfeld. He twice fun
bled. on one occasion after crashing
back with sam Duryee's punt for sc
wards 70 the scrubs l7-ysrd line. lie
Gore cut loose for three end runs dur
inc the practice which netted respee-
lively Is, 20 and so yards. MS hrst'
covering Is yards, accounted Tor tne
frst Of the two tOuehdownS scored;
Jacques, Carey and lie core AI'e9
mated in opening the scrimmaging ~
tsking the ball from the varsity 20 10
the scrub Il yard line. Charley Gomez
ford. the end rush. whose goal kicking
following touchdowns is now the most
reliable OF any member OF the eleven
lifted a difficult kick between the up
rights.
Ball Given to Scrubs
Before the varsity began the march
which led to their second touchdown
the scrubs were given the ball st their
own 2O-yard line. but failed 70 register
A first down. Duryee kicking 20 midneld'
where lie Gore caught the ball and tore
hack 10 the spot where the play started
before fumbling the ball.
Head Coach Jones allowed the var
sity 10 retain the ball in order 20 con-
,inue the practice of the regulars IN
offensive football. After line Piunges
by Jacques had brought the ball to the
scrub eight-yard line Carey smashed
through centre for the second and maj
touchdown.
Quarterback Traver Smith had suff-
GENTLY recovered from his recent ankle
injury 20 resume his role Of field gen
ersl today for the first time since his
injury in the Lehigh game. Halfoack
Rob Bingham, who is still suffering
from sore throat, was in uniform and
expects to start the game Saturday, al
though Carey's play for two days as
his substitute has been exceptionally
promising
Fox Replaces Baldrige
BECAUSE OF a slight ankle bruise.
which was sustained Yesterday. Howard
BalGrige was laid off for the afternoon
Larry Fox, the oarsmsn. replacing him;
Fox continued mis- improvement, ana
although he has played only four days
he is already on even terms Win
Charley Taft as candidate FOR lelt
tackle. Baldrige is slightly in the LEAD
for right tackle.
CANAAN Black played the entire prac-
,;ce although still limping ss the re-
sui, of his operation for aoscess on
his ankle. Rex Hutchinson, az centre
has shown surprising Improvement loI
TIE last two days in this POSITION ana
the anxiety of the coaches at the cflp
ping Of Callahan has been iessehsu
because Of Hutchinson's Gooo iofW. =.
Fife Waite, the second strihg ns
hack. who has been shelyed TOT lhIee
weeks BY q sprained ankle t0-esy
turned 10 the second eleven, "h'en NJ
Ire third in sharp fifteen-mihu'e
scr;mmaCe period, following the var
s;,v hout with the third team, when IS
.his year coached by Or. Billy Bull
J-on-kick field goal by jim braden
from the 25-yard line for the seeous
team was the only scoring during 'he
period. .Cl;d.t.
ROsener. the former Sd, has oeea
,laced AZ guard OF the SECOND teAIh'
and is a likely candidate SIS reserve ite
piayer for the final games OF 'ns
To-day's lineup will prooaoW1y %
that ordered Saturday agains. 80
ington and Jefferson, eTeep. ma 90 the
rige and Bingham VIII re'ui"
team. 1t follows; .r,o Taft.
- - 80 BLACK: centre, Hutchinson;
,ssi - rasrd, Gait; right tackle. FOX
r rss. end. ComerfOrd; qusrterpaesss'
sIs;,h. left halfbAck. Carey; righ' NAN
6acE lie Gore, fullbaek, Jacques