New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-16
NEVILLE SOLVES
TIGER DEFENCE
BY LONG GAINS
Yale Back Stars in Final
Scrlmmage for Prince
ton Contest

New Haven, Nov. IS. - What will
probably prove Ysls's emily scrimmass
practice Of the week was held this
afternoon.
For twenty minutes the varsity
battled with the scrub, Joe Neville and
Harold Carey each fitting over the
reserves goal line FOR a touchdown.
In all respects the varsity attack was
consistent and we'll sustained. sweep
ing back the second team, unchecked
on downs. In each Of thu two marches
70 the goal line, total OF fifty YARDS
being gained for the irst and ninety
for the second touchdown.
Ground gaining honors went easily
70 Neville. On his form he appears
the most likely of any Yale back field
player 10 sAatter the Princeton de-
fence. He has been definitely chosen
for left hslfback. filing the vacancy
created by the permanent disability OF
Bob Bingham.
Carey was used In place OF Harry
lie Gore, whom the coaches Will not
use in practice during the week. Signs
Of over training, which have handi-
capped his physical condition OF ten
DAYS. are rapidly disappearing, and the
coaches believe that be will be again
on tiptoe by Saturday.
lie Gore Physically Stale
lie Gore completely fooled the
coaches last Saturday BY assuring
them that he was feeling frrt class
and against their judgment they al
lowed him TO start the Brown game.
II was soon evident that he was phyfi-
callv stale, and he was removed. De
spite the rest he has been given since
then. symptoms of physical nneness
have not entirely disappeared.
Head Coach Tad Jones said this
evening that the varsity makeup
would not be definitely DECIDED VII
Friday night Unofficially. 1t Is known
that the coaches favor the lineup
which was used to-day and YESTERDAY.
The only possible change seems az
centre, where Rex Hutchinson may De
used Saturday instead OF !onn CsIa-
han. although the probabilities favor
The choice Of Callahan. Hutchinson Is
in more rugged physical condition, but
CalIaban's passing IL more accurate.
Callahan has never fully recovered
from the injured ankle, which mas
handicapped his work since the nrs'
week of practice.
Calf Cannot Play
The condition Of Charley Gait, who
has been st right guard all this season.
mt who retired two weeks ago suner-
ing with jaundice, was unsatisfactory
TO-DAY. There is little chance that he
will be able TO play against Pnnce.on'
Larry Fox, the oarsman, has peen dell
nitely picked for his position: =
Charley Taft replaced Baldrldge NJ
right tackle, and will enter the Prince
ton game as Baldridge's substitute, ArS
Gates being held at loft tackle and
Moseley being gwen Gatess FORMER
position at left end
The SQUAD worked In the Bowl more
than two hours this afternoon. Fol
lowing long signal drill, scrimmnging
was started in mid-feld, without kick
of. Carey skirnmed around right end
FOR twenty yards on the second play,
when the attack lapsed into limo plung-
ing. Carey went through tackle for
fvo yards, and Neville for ten. From
the B-yard line Neville pierced tackle
for the first touchdown
Carey Runs Forty Yards
Putting the ball In play on the var
atty lo-yard line, Carey got away on
the first play for forty yards around
iAft end Neville followed with ten
aver the same route, and, following q
rsries Of short line attacks, Carey
glanced OF tackle for ths second and
A<al touchdown.
The visiting coaches were Carl Elan
ders, Buck Stuart, Jack Gates, Ted Lii
ley and Phil Smith
To-day's lineup. which is reasonably
certain against Princeton, except that
Harry lie Gore will resume right, fol-
lows:
Left end, Moseley; left tackle. Gates;
left guard, Black; centre, Callahan;
right guard. Fox; right tackle. Bald
ridge; right end, Comerford; quarter
back, Smith; left halfbaek. Neville;
right hslfback, Carey; fulibaek.
Jacques