New-York tribune., 1919-11-14


progress this afternoon the players
would not have venturcd inside tne
Dowl, because the gridlron is soft as
a typical barnyard. as the result OF
lve days Of consecutive rain. The
storm lifted tonight, but the coaches
.ay that there is no hope that the sur
lace OF the gridiron in the bowl can
pc expected to dry before the game
The entire football squad remained
IN the baseball cage this afternoon.
Two hours of practice indoors. For
ward passing occupied third Of the
time, the attention which was given
th's play indicating that it will be
stressed as feature of the Yale at
tack against the Tigers
Punting Under Roof
There was little place puntinr.
despite the low hanging roof, and con-
SIDERABLE dummy football, consis ing
OF breaking tn. ough without taclliny
and long signal rehearsal The
eleven lined up exactly as yesterday,
when the final playing order was
definitely announced. Head Coach
Sharpe said tonight that no eleventh
hour change was contemplated.
Fred Webb left the inf mary to-day
and was in Uniform this afternoon tax
ing conditioning prac ice 1t is ul-
likely that he viii line up again this
year, certainly not before the Harvard
game next week Saturday. During
most of the practice this afternoon
Donald Welles replaced Bradcn, at
5ullback, and Paul Crane took Welles's
position on the second team Thorne
Murphy was in uniform. but the
coaches do not plan to call upon him
tor even a drop-kicking emergency on
Saturday.
At the coaches meeting tonight the
Hubbard jr. Will be first substitute
vas decided upon. Indications are
that Parker Allen will lack endurance
to remain long at right end, and that
B3arclay Robinson viii replace him.
Ed Welles has been picked as s}lbrti
tuto for Reinhard. at left end Rav
Munger will be first substitute tac!. e
to enter the game, Fred Graham and
Kenneth Hamlll coming next. Allen
Hubbard, ir.. will be first substitute
guard, and Trippe and Hammer win
come second and third.
Billy Calvin will be first substitute
center, but Captain Tim Callahan vows
that nothing short of derrick will
!ift him from the game. Chester La
Roche and Jim Neville win be the sub hH
stitute quarterbacks, in the order
named; Malcolm Aldrich will substitute
Tor Joe Neville. Campbell for Bob Law
and Donald Welles for Braden.
Lyon Unable to Oniciate
Because of a telegram from A. C.
Lyon, announcing that he could no.
serve as head linesman. tie list of OIL
cials is still incomplete BOB Maxwell
the Philadelphia porting authority
has been selected as referee, and Dr
Carl Williams. the former University
OF Pennsylvania star. as umpire, while
/ Tom Thorpe, of New York City, will be
field judge.
For the Harvard game next week
Saturday Billy Langford, of Trinity
viii be referee; Dave Fultz. of Brown
umpire; E. S. Land, of Annapolis. head
llnesman, and Murphy, of Brown, field
judge.
The heavy rainstorm of to-day was
responsible for few tickets for the
Yale and Princeton game being re-
turned, but the pastebcard drouth was
as dry as ever tonight, and specuator
We're quietly reaping rich harvest.
The local hotels were jammed full to
TIE roofs tonight, and the local clubs
and boarding houses were eouall,
crowded. There viii be Reunion OF
Old Yale athletes at the "Y'' Club 20
morrow night.
The football management has ar.
ranged for two morning events or
Saturday, an invitation cross country
run, open to all Eastern colleges, and
the annual Yale Harvard freshman
football game. which will be played or
Old Yale Field at 10:30 o'clock.
| Head Coach AL Sharpe mid hioh