The New York herald., 1922-11-22
ELI SQUAD IS GIVEN
A HEARTY WELCOME
Return Of Yale Football Play
ers to New Haven Marked
by Demonstration.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW York HERALD.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 21-Yales foot
ball team and coaches comprising del
egation of "a Teturned to New Haven
this afternoon from an unsuccessf !
T'@Ar hunt in Princeton. but yo-'d never
know it was an unsuccessful expedition
IL you had happened to be at the rail-
road station on the arrival of the train
from New York. The players got in a
little after four o'clock and the moment
the train was sighted the shout went up
and continued until the welcoming
committee of over 5000 undergraduates
and some alumni finally dispersed on
the main campus.
No team winning the All American
Championship would have recevied a
warmer or more hearty greeting than
that given Tad Jones and his sturdy
athie'es tod " Coming haci- after
losing to Princeton, with all hope Of
championship gone, the football warri-
ors descended the steps of their Pullman
amid a great demonstration OF conf
Gence that actually brought tears to the
eyes Of some of the men. Hundreds of
outsiders attracted by the shouts Of
the undergraduates Joined In the noisy
welcome. The cheer leading was done
by J. T. Houk. manager of the Yale
crew
All the players and coaches and train
ers We're cheered individually and the
team collectively. The University band
players finallv were crowded into wait
ing automobiles.
March to Campus.
Then tho march to tha cannpus beqan.
where more cheers were given If ever
university got back of it's eleven. Yale
did to-day and the reception sNo"ld 20
lo,g WOW toward D',ttine aeht and
spirit IN the players who will face Har-
ward In the Bowl next Saturday.
Following the reception the varsity
went through signals at the field. There
will be a scrimmage tomorrow.
Yale will probably lose Mike Eddy. the
left end. and Tex Diller. the right tackle
as a result of last Saturdays game.
Fddy's knee was injured so severely
that he will not be in shape to start the
game against Harvard, while OILERS
case Is not so certain. OILERS arm
was injured and It Is believed that some
one else will have to be used at right
tackle.
Joss succeeded Diiler In the game at
Princeton and will probably start
this will be shifting Miller from left
tackle where he has played part of the
seq son and the starting OF Ed Bued
Green at left tackle. The probabilities
ere however. that Joss will be the
plaver, and he took that position In the
signal drill this afternoon. In place Of
Eddy the probabilities ere that Luman
will start, and he was left end when the
tenn lined up for its work to-day.
The rest of the line to-day was Cruik-
shank and Cross. guards; Lovejoy, CEN
ter: Deaver. right end. and with Duman
at left end and with the tackle situation
as stated above this line. barring in
juries, win start against Harvard.
Mallory I'm Signal Drill.
The team will be strengthened by the
return of the veteran Bin Mallory at
fullbaci Mallory was in the signal
drill for a while to-day. though both
Scott and Bench played this position.
Scott started the game at Princeton Sat
urday and played there creditably. CIV
ing much promise for the future He
was succeeded by Bench. who also did
well. There is little doubt, however
that Mallory will start the game against
Harvard, with Jordan at right halfback
and Neidlinger at quarterback.
There Is no question that Ted wight
will start at left halfback. The slight
injury which kept him out OF the Prince
ton game is healed and he will be In t.
do the kicking. The Princeton game
showed that Wight has an able substi-
tute In Neale. Both Wight and Neale
we're in the signals to-day. While Neid-
linger will start the game at quarter
back, there is a chance that both
O'Hearn and Beckett will be in before the
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