Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-26
ON FOOT BALL FIELDS

ANNAPOLIS. Md. October Go
- Noyes. Navy halfback, whose Shout
der was severely bruised in the
Princeton game, will not be able TO
get in Saturdays game against West
ern Reserve. Parr has been placed
regularly at left end instead OF car
ney, whose work has been dlsappoint-
ing. The eleven is being carelulls
groomed for the game with Heorse
town on November g.
WEST POINT. n. Y. October 90
Army's drive for the Notre Dame con-
next Saturday is under way. Sew
Lawrence and French sslHn 8g tr,sd , ods'
advantage Mulligan's kicking vi
goals from placement is interesting
the coaches.
BALTIMORE, October 26.-Coach
Van Orman has brought the ghost
ball into use and is keeping the Johns
Hopkins eleven at work we'll after
dark in an effort to bolster the team
for its engagement with Georgetown
saturday. Swartzbaugh will start at
quarterback against the Blue and
Gray. Dodson and Gregg will be ready
for relief work.
PRINCETON. n. j., October 90
lOOl Ddll SQudu re-
verted to fundamentals as Coach Rop-
er wants to eradicate faults disclosed
by the team in all games SO far. keck
is being coached in placement kicks.
while a new rival OF Thompson.s at
punting has been uncovered in Cleayes.
Murrey is being carefully tutored at
drop-kicking.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. October 26.-
Croker will succeed Castor at left
end on the Harvard team. as the lat
ter players injured hand will keep him
out of play this week. Other first
string players are ready to get into
action.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. October 26-
Capt. Callahan, Acosta. Aldrich and
French are not expected to start for
Yale against Colgate on Saturday, but
the Blue will have strong lineup.
Dan Kelly, who was used at quarter
back against West Virginia. is per-
forming brilliantly in practice scrim-
and Jordan. completes a speedy back
field.
HANOVER. n. H. October 2s.-As
far as injuries go. Dartmouth's squad
Is in excellent condition. and Coach
Spears is not worrying much over the
coming game with Tufts. The SYRIA
. cuse engagement disclosed the fact
that the Green has a great pair of ends
in Strong and Lynch.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, October a6.-
Lehigh is not driving hard for the
Carnegie Tech game, although the
squad is being sent through the usual
fundamental drills All the players
emerged from the Washington and
Jefferson conflict in good condition.
MORGANToWN. w. Va, October 2S.
-Harrick. who has been playing at
end. is now at tackle. and Flannagan
has been shifted from tackle to end
on the West Virginia team. The men
probably will start in these new posi-
tons against Princeton, as the shift
has been working well in practice.
HAMILTON. n. Y. October 26.-The
loss of Quarterback Mason and Left
end Harris in the Cornell game has
necessitated a complete shifting of
the Colgate lineup. Townsend has
been placed at quarter and SCHUYLER
at fullback. Capt. Wooster and Web
ster are the only members of the
team who are not playing their first
year of college foot ball.
WASHINGTON. Pa. October &c
Washington and Jefferson backfield
men are being carefully coached in
handling the ball, as all efforts are
being made to eradicate the fumbling
which marred TIE play of the Presi-
dents against Lehigh. The men were
well pounded in their victory last
Saturday. but all the squad is at
tending drills.
EASTON. Pa, October 26-Joe Lee
hecka, Lafayette's star halfback.
again is in foot ball toys and ex-
poets to be ready for the game with
Pittsburgh on Saturday. Lehecka
bruised his leg in the contest with
Penn.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 20
Greenawalt. PENIS promising end. is
lost to the foot ball team as a result
of knee injury suffered in the v.
NJ. l. game. Others injured while
playing the VirginianS will be ready
to go against Penn State Saturday.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa, October 26.
-Redinger probably will start at
quarterback for Penn State against
Penn, as Killinger. who was injured
during the Lebanon Valley game, will
not be able to resume play for some
while.