New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19

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fullback and Billy Calvin was at snap
back. Parker Allen resumed his place
at right end, but remained in the line
up only about five minutes. Barclay
Robinson replacing him. The coaches
are uncertain which of this pair to start
against Harvard. Aliens physical
condition is poor and he can remain in
the lineup hardly longer than one
playing period. However. the coaches
incline to use him at the beginning
of the game, although it seems in
evitable that Robinson will have the
berth during most of the contest.
The coaches tonight again insisted
that no lineup changes are anticipated,
and that chances favor the same eleven
men who faced Princeton being sent
into the Harvard contest when it opens.
Long Signal Rehearsal
To-ds.'s practice started with sig
nal rehearsal lasting nearly an hour.
No plays were attempted, the coaches
feeling that the eleven has it's hands
full to master the attack in which it
has been drilled.
There was no scoring during the
hibit consistent ground gaining power,
while the defense Of the scrubs was
ragged. The feature was 3d. ard
smash through the scrub rush line by
Halfback Joe Neville, while Eddie Gail
lard, the scrub quarterback, made a
fifteen-yard run through the varsity
ranks, getting around tackle into the
secondary line of defense before he
was brought down. The playing sur
IF bo IL
ing long runs difficult.
Yale has rallied behinu its eleven,
and mass meetings and undergraduate
parades will be held night till the
team departs for the Harvard bout
Although the undergraduates were
pretty we'll cleaned out financially by
the result of the Princeton game, they
covered to-da. all the Harvard money
IN sight at even terms. No eleven has
ever received q lustier parting ovation
than is being planned as a sendoff for
Captain Tim Ca lahan's team when it
goes to Boston Thursday afternoon.
A frantic hunt for tickets for the
Harvard game is in progress, but none
can be found. Spectators have been
driven to cover by the vigilance Of the
detective bureaus of this city, but they
are privately offering them for sale
1T prices ranging between $40 and SIS.
Every Player in Condition
Trainer John Mack tonight denied
that an member Of the Yale team is
out Of condition. He said that every
player had fully recovered from the
Princeton game, except the three who
we're kept out of the lineup this af-
rernoon, and they were coming
lack splendidly and would be in play
ing form by tomorrow or Thursday at
the latest.
The old injury to Aliens shoulder is
fully discounted, and Robinson and Ed
Welles are being groomed for the sub
stitute frontier positions.
Thorne Murphy was in uniform to-
day, and practised drop-kicking two
hours. He will be sent into the line
up as emergency drop-kiclpr at Cam
bridge. Jim Sheldon, George Moseley,
''Pudge" Heffelfnger, Brink Thorne and
Frank Butterworth were the visiting
coaches this afternoon.
In addition to the players who we're
sent into the Princeton match as re-
serves, the coaches think we'll of CAL
houn for tackle. Trippe for guard,
Walters for centre, and Thorne Muir
ply for halfback, as emergenc. play
ers Saturday. Yale will probably send
twenty men into the lineup at Cam
bridge. The biggest undergraduate
representation which ever accompa-
MED an eleven will leave here Friday
Ior the game.