New-York tribune., 1921-11-11

Every dummy scrimmage was stoppedt
whenever player failed to find his
a6sitSon and the routine was explained.
captain Aldrich, George Beckett and
MSflie O'Hearn were given extended
lracUce in lifting field goals from be-
sinHthe scrimmage line. All three dis
,layad improved form.
hero was no lineup change from
nat Which was announced yesterday, as
entatively decided for the Princeton
sahiS. Both Beckett and O'Hearn were
lsed at quarterback, and Head Coach
Eohes said tonight that although
Beckett was likely to begin the Prince
:ohS game, O'Hearn was in improved
sopfition and it was not definitely de-
:ermihed which player would be sent
% kick off.
O'Hearn, who is Yale's most dashing
quarterback of the rover style since
Tad Jones himself ran the eleven, will
sasAsed for fully half the bout. The
caches had been inclined to reserve
lin until Yale approached the Tiger
soai5 but his physical Improvement this
If. starting him. Both Ralph Jordan
and Jack Speiden were again at right
1affback. Jones tonight denied that
tordsn received any injury of note in
he practice this week. Jordan, i. was
siaimed, is in condition to play the en-
ire game against the Tigers, if it is
desirable.
: s,Speiden Developed Rapidly
Speiden, however, has developed
.apidty, especially in his manipulation
In the forward passing game. 1t is
fkely that he will be the first reserve
oackfiald man to get into the game
saturday, instead of Newell Neid.inger,
whose line breaking ability has caused
The coaches to favor him for a back
reid nomination.
Justin Sturm has been retained at
sight end and is certain to start the
Princeton bout ahead of Danny Deavcr.
Two of the injured players, Mike
Eddy-and Ted Blair, both first class
inds, Were at the field. Both were in
sniform and are possibility for a
bart of the Harvard game.
The second elevens were given sep
lrate team coaching. Its signal drill
Is likely to be called upon for service
IN either the Princeton or Harvard
Bout. Yale has never reached its big
matches with such a formidable sec
snd@ String eleven on the gridiron. AS
inaliy selected it is as follows:
Eefts end, Lincoln; left tackle, Hid
len; left guard, Herr; center, Norris;
Fight guard, Cross; right tackle,
Quaile; right end, Deaver; quarter
back, Murphy; left halfback, Neidlin-
ger; right halfback, Haas; fullback,
Knapp
Visiting coaches who assisted the
tegnfar squad to-day were former Head
Coach Paul Veeder, Ted Lilley, Dave
Saunders, Jack Field. Billy Bomar,
Charlie Williams, George Goss and
Buck sChurch.
TIE cool, high wind which this after
noon swept across the Bowl for the
lrst time this season delighted the
coaches, who now believe that the play
itg surface will be dried 2nd hard
when the Tiger and the Bulldog claw
it on Saturday. Arrangements have
been made for the Princeton team to
Arrive at Derby tomorrow noon, dine
biles. at 3 o'clock for the Yale Bowl,
where they will rehearse signals for
about an hour.
Advance Guard Arrives
The Tiger squad of forty players will
practically charter the Hotel Clark as
the headquarters for the team during
its stay for it's bout with the Ellis.
To night hundreds of Yale alumni
and scoreh Of Princeton graduates who
form the advance guard are due to ar
rive here. While there is little bet
ting, all that has taken place is at even
terms. Considerable Princeton cash
arrived here to-day, and was immedi-
afely snapped up. This feature of his
tpric football matches has greatly de-
creased, but feeling of confidence ac-
cpmpanied the Tiger offerings which
were sent here. No attempt was made
tp compel Yale to give odds.