New Britain herald., 1922-11-24
YALE LINEUP IS
 NOT SETTLED YET Makeup Of Backfeld Depends on
 Harvard Style Of Play

|
 the Yale eleven lineup will continu,
 until the morning of the Harvart game, Left halfhaek will probably b,
 the final position settled. and the sc,
 lection, which may not be made unti
 Ave minutes before the kickoff. will
 hinge upon weather conditions. II
 Yale elects bunting game, Ted
 Wight will be started, if line sm ash
 ing attack is decided on, Billy Neaie will bo the choice.
 Two other positions, which have
 been uncertain. were practically set
 tied when Tony Human was place q at left end and Jack Diller returned
 to right tackle Hulman and Monty Deaver have run neck-and-neck race for right end all the fall Deaver being the final selec- ton for the Princeton game. When
 Eddy, left end, was crippled at Princeton, Luman succeeded him, and
 has been tried in that berth all this week until yesterday, when Huffman received the nomination. Dillcr bruised his arm in the Princeton game and Johnny Joss, who succeeded him. has filled the position since. Dill ler's improvement the past two days has made him first choice for the as- signment.
 O'Hean's Work Falls on
 Because Charley OHearn has been in condition to play during less than q fortnight this fall, he has fallen hack to the second string eleven. His game during the 10 minutes he was used against Princeton lacked i'm pressiyeness Newell Neid!inger, who was switched from halfback to quar- terback five weeks ago, will run the eleven against Harvard The return of Bill Mallory to right halfbacS as- sures a dangerous forward pass com 'bination, namely, Neidiinger to Nal lory.
 The coaeAes yesterday gave out the following tentative lineup:
 First eleven - Left end, Hulnan: left tackle, Miller; lett guard, Cruik- shank; center Lovejoy; right guard Cross: right tackle, Diller; right end. beaver; quarterback, Neidlinger; left hafback. Neale; right halfback, Cap tain Jordan; fullback, Mallory. Sec orid eleven-l.eft end, Luman Jeff tackle, Greene; left guard I.ufkin; right guard, Davis; right tackle, Joss; right end, I4incoln; euartsrback, kel- icy; left halfback. Knapp; right half Lack, Scott; fullback. Bench.
 Yesterday afternoon the coaches had the heavy covering of straw re- moved from the gridiron in tho Bowl and put the first and second teams through an hours dummy practice Of through, followed by s.g- nal rehearsal. This program was re- peated today in less protracted final prepa ration for the Harvard game. Following the practice the gridiron | was covered again as precaution | against freezing or accumulation of m moisture.
 Wight. O'Hearn and Beckett who are slated for emergency duty on Satur- day followed the eleven in it's field | tactics. O'Hearn, Mallory, >Scott and | Nenie closed the practice with q long drill in every variety Of the bunting game.
 Yale and Harvard today practiced | on the same field, Yale taking the | gridiron at ? o'clock and surrender ing it to their Crimson rivals at 3'30. The Harvard team arrived in this city at 1 80 and had luncheon at Hotc' Taft before going to the field for prac- ice. Following the drill in the Bowl he players will go to Hotel Clark. in Derby. headquarters for the Harvard | during it's stay here. The Yale Bowl is between New Haven and Derby.
 Energy has been shown by the New Haven detective bureau in ferreting ut spectators who have been boot egging in football tickets. The paste ,oards have advanced in value from '3o to $50 each. The detective bureau las driven the speculators here to over, and operations. are reported much more active in both Boston and New York than this city.
 Veterans to ReasscmbIe
 Vance McCormick, Yale's football .aptain 30 years ago. will conduct a 'eunion of his historic team at the club, New York tonight The players will come to New Haven IF Saturday as the guests Of Frank who attained all 5Ameri- an form as fullback on McCormick's ieven. Mccormick, who managed Woodrow Wilson's campaign in 19l6 md headed one of the national world var bureaus, is now member of the is'e corporation The team included IcCormics, quarterback; Clifford and laurie Bliss, brothers. halfbacks; But erworth. fullback; Phil Stillman, cen CT; Ralph Hickok and Jim McCrea, uards; Hamilton Wallis and Wallace Winter. tackles and Frank Hinkey and ack Greenwav, ends.
 Despite Yale's defeat at Princeton, and alumni Are back ns the eleven at odds Of to 8.