Evening star., 1921-11-01

Coach Fisher has practically decided
on the lineup for Saturdays game.
Macomber and Crocker viii occupy
the ends, with Capt. Kane and Tierney
land Hubbard. Grew, who held the
Irregular left guard position until
stricken with tonsilitis. still is shy
ten pounds of his normal weight IF
Grew comes around, Hubbard may be
held in reserve and used either as a
substitute guard or tackle. clark,
the 167-pound center. has been given
the preference over Bradford. Charlie
Buell. will be at quarterback, and the
other backs will be owen and Graf
wick, with Fits at fullback.
PRINCETON, N. j., November l.
Coach Bill Roper was well pleased
foot ball team yesterday in the first
practice of the week, which is to
eliminate with the battle against
Harvard. The Tiger coach put the
Orange and Black warriors through
defensive dummy scrimmage follow
ing a preliminary drill.
The purpose of this scrimmage
was thorough defensive drill
against the Harvard plays which
were employed against the regulars
by Nat Poe's Omelette combination.
Princeton feels that she has the most
to fear from the Crimson's passing
game.
The Tigers are therefore concen-
trating on defense strategy against
Lourie, ,Garrity, Gilroy and Cieaves
to furnish the offensive drive behind
a line composed of Stinson and SniVe-
Iy at the ends. keck and Hooper,
tackles; Morgan and Baker, guards,
and Wittmer, ia center.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. November L.
Yale foot ball players have been told
by Head Coach Tad Jones that. despite
their big score against Brown, the
coaches are dissatisfied with both the
attack and defense of the eleven. 1t
. was pointed out that Harvard and
Princeton will be much stronger be-
cause of their defeats by Centre and
by Chicago and the Navy, while Yale
is apparently feeling satisfied with
accommodating large scores against
weak opposition.
Yale will get considerable of a
bump when the Tigers crash into her.
unless the glaring defects of fun
bling, poor passes and handling of
opponents passes are remedied, the
coaches said.
WEST POINT, N Y, November l.
Army has begun it's drive for the
Notre Dame battle Saturday. Fol-
lowing the usual Monday blackboard
talk, there was a light drill.
General satisfaction was expressed
with InS performance VI lHc SuOSti~
,tutes against Susquehanna last week.
Wood was the only varsity man used
in the contest. Johnson'S work at
quaner was pleasing, and he may
play Saturday, as Wilhide's leg injury,
received in the Yale game, will prob
ably keep him out of the lineup.
French will - out indefinitely. and
he positively wfll not be able to start
against the Hoosiers. Breidster, the
giant guard, who was also hurt in the
Yale game, is limping badly, and one
of the problems will be to find a
strong substitute for his position in
the Army line.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. November l.
Practice of the Navy eleven yesterday
was light and was directed toward
preparation for the Bucknen game
Saturday, the last home contest, and
the Penn State clash in Philadelphia
week later. While Bucknell is
highly respected and a good game is
expected, it will be necessary for. the
Navy to save its players for the
Penn State battle.
Naval Academy tickets for the
Arry-Navy game November rs will
all go to members of the Navy Ath-
letic Association. mostly naval Off
GERS and midshipmen, and the chance
civilians will have to buy tickets will
be through them. The demand is
greater than ever this year. and only
a small number of tickets can be