New Britain herald., 1916-10-31
APPLES RETURN TO GAME AT YALE
|den, Callahan, Vorys, and |rteF in First Practice Of Week


 ess injured players returned to the
 ae yesterday afternoon and took
 in the opening practice of the
 k, which included the usual Mon-
 menu of signal drill only Jim
 lden'S muscle bruise showed so
 ch improvement that he went back
 the varsity lineup at full. back.
 bden will begin scrimmaging today
 "Wednesday and will be started
 inst Colgate on Saturday, accord
 to present plans of the coaches.
 ohm Callahan was in uniform for
 first time in three weeks, and
 nt to the third eleven at guard. AL
 Pugh he linped slightly, he re-
 lined in the signal rehearsal forty # hutes. His assignment to the guard
 Bition is regarded as indicating
 ief of the coaches that Hutchinson the definite selection fo center rush
 the final games, but that there is
 Fhance that Callahan may displace
 It at right guard. Galt's weight, pounds handicaps him in speed
 d endurance.
 Jack Vory's also returned to the
 hctice this afternoon. He was re-
 rded second string candidate for hter when the squad reported. Cal ban alone being favored over him. krys appeared in excellent form yes- eday afternoon and is now looked bon as Hutchinsons understudy for se position. He was at center ail the ternoon on the second eleven.
 Hired Garter, a. prominent candidate guard who was injured early in le season, was in uniform for the st time in several weeks. He worked
 t in conditioning exercises and will
 gin scrimnaging late this week. hlfback Bob Bingham, who went for
 brief rest Saturday, will return to
 e squad today and will resume rimmaging by Wednesday. He Is
 pected to prove available against p1gate.
 Three players have been laid up by
 ght Injuries. Emil Jacques yester- ay developed @ slight case Of water the knee, but is expected to be i'll bndition to play Saturday During
 Ia n .actice' yesterday afternoon, uarterback Traver Smith d1slocated
 finger and left the field. His in-
 ry may keep him on the side lines
 dav o1. twC Herbert Kempton, the eshmal captain and quarterback,
 s gone to the college infirmary with Oe'N'AN -NND # rcnuous same against the Penn # cshnaen Saturday.
 Princeton. N. J., Oct. 31.-After .h stre nuous contest with Dartmouth Saturday, Coach Rush did not #hc{,3e to give his varsity men d very #fayv workout yesterday. Some of 10 nlavers' are still feeling the effects the stiff battle which the Tigers #yere compelled to wage agairs1 the l., Green team, although no serious aa aiuries were incurred by any of tic layers.
 The scruEs and second varsity men were not allowed any letup, however, Ind a long scrimmage was irdulged #n by the two teams. Thomas a suo- ktitute back who will make a. strong #bid for one of the varsity positions %hext season when the Tigers have lost Rome of their much more experienced linen. was the star of the practice He,broke through the scrub line often For ten and fifteen yards gains. Ames and Eddy, the Princeton #nuarterbacks, were pretty well bat #+ared after Saturdays game an6 &re,+her was on the field yesterday &Conev another candidate for the Spivot position, was used. ComeyS &1ac1y of weight is about the only thing &tbat keeps him from being a strong &con+ender for the position over Whlcf &Anes and Eddy are still struggling Billy Moore was out in togs and wa able to participate in the scrlmmag' with the scrubs.
 Harold Ballin, former All-America1 tackle, who is coaching the Prlncetol 1inannen. took Kaufman aside fo & abo1,t an hours down one of the tao lvIe places until he was injured co,,nIa of weeks ago, is able to pia 4 ooain there will be @ lively contes fo. Inc place. McGraw, who starte +ta last game, will be one of the con 8 tenders and Halsey, who has bee # bo+hered by an injury, until a fe7 days ago. will also have to be reck oned with.
 Harvard Omits Practice. N Cambridge. Mass, Oct. 31.-Mor a.v a1vavs is an easy day for tn men who play football at Harvard an vostardav afternoon the coachees We1 # so bannv over Saturdays big SCOT agoinetT Cornell that all except two the nIaycrs who took part i'll the gan wero told to keep away from the hel' \ There were just twelve of the ,Varsnl' Ill scrad players in uniform yesterda a, nrd it was with considerable difficult trat Percy Haughton built a rushllL f rignaI drill and when he dlo' hud cHly six forwards: II. r~orwecn probably will not play tn xe-1, at all and perhaps will be o1 l3n~ time. He received a seve raYr on the wrist in the game satu aay and, as Harvard's best kicker, l niil be handled carefully. Capta Tsdnun and Dick Harte, the, on atber Harvard players removed fro tbe Cornell game because of injurie