New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

The l,500 students were admitted to
he practice for the first time in a fort
night and watched the regulars tear
Up first the freshman and then the
scrubs in what was the most cheering
opposition Of football shown by the
Orange and Black varsity since the
Colgate game
Though even the most ardent OF the
princeton supporters are none 700 OPP
timistic OF the outcome. Tiger stock
took boom today that sent the spec
tators away from the Stadium with the
ceiling that Princeton VIII put up Il
terrific battle against the Crimson
Varsity Lineup Intact
The varsity lineup was at last in
act when the first string men an
peared on the field this afternoon
Keck was back in his place al tackle.
Captain McGraw went in at right
guard. and Callahan was swapping the
ball 20 the backs, the first time in
some weeks that all of the Tigers first
string forwards have been off the in
lured list Mel Dickinson played on
the left side Of Callahan and Par-
settle. one OF Princeton's few veterans
Of the 1915 eleven. was at right
tackle Bigler and Williams were on
The ends.
Roper used two sets Of varsity backs
during the scrimmagc. Strubinc,
Trimble. Wilmer and Garrity were the
frst TO start the play against the
freshment, but Quarterback Hopkins,
Lourie. Scheerer and Murrey went into
play after ten minutes Of scrimmage
were over The first set worked more
smoothly than the later entries, and
thcy vii probably be the men to start
against Harvard. unless Roper shifts
Lourle into Wittmer's place. Both are
good punters and defensive players, but
LOurie has shown more ability to gain
ground N the games thus far.
The strong freshman eleven, which
defeated the Yale cubs OF Saturday
were able to do nothing with the power
ful attack launched by the varsity this
afternoon. The youriings received the
ball, but failed 20 dent the first string
inc in three plays and punted. The
varsity received the ball near midfield
md began an uninterrupted march
down the field and past the freshman
goal posts
Score on Line Bucks
TIimble made several efficient runs,
ssrubine called for two forward passes
and without losing the ball, the var
sity took it 70 Within few yards of
fhe goal a line buck developed the
necessary punch and the first score
vas made The second touchdown took
little longer in the making, but the
anne tactics good open field running
combined with & couple Of long for
ward passes, added q pair of scores.
At this point Roper sent the bat
cred freshmen back TO the dressing
looms and turned the scrubs loose.
The latter took the ball on the 30
ard line aud for fifteen minutes ham
morcd 1t the varsity forwards with
ine bucks. end runs and forward
Das es. The coaches were particularly
.ubilant over the facL that the second
string players dM Mot succeed IN
crashing through even once for the ten
ards necessary TO q first down After
each four plays The leather was
brought back and play started over
ugain.
Before the practice Schcerer and
Trmble pun,ed to the backs, the ends
going down on each punt for the
lack.e TIE hnemen were taken to
corner Of the field and put through
sossion Of Fundamentals in blocking.
Tomorrow VIII probably be the Last
practice before the Harvard game and
rhe student band viii again head a
procession of students and cheer Lead
RS TO the Stadium