The New York herald., 1922-10-25
WHITLEY NEALE STAR
OF YALE SCRIMMAGE
Scores 2 TOuchdOwns Against
the Scrubs-Kelley Kicks
Field Goal.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 24.-With ideal
football weather for practice and spurred
on by the shouts of a large coaching
staff. the Yale varsity ripped UP the
scrubs this afternoon, scoring four
touchdowns and a goal from the field.
The latter was made by Dan Kelley, who
relieved Neidlinger at quarterback late
in the scrimmage.
The scrubs were unable to stand the
battering OF Captain Jordan, Neaie. NAL
lory and Neidlinger, the backfield which
will start against the Army next Satur-
day, and the scores came in rapid sue
cession by the means of a varied set of
plays
Whitley Neale. the star of the Williams
game, was the main factor this after
noon. He scored two touchdowns. Jor-
Can and JOSS each took the ball over on
the other occasions. Neale's work since
he has been able to give his best to the
varsity stamps him as one of the best
backs Yale has had for several seasons.
When running he uses his head as well
as his feet, and as a dodg ging back re-
sembles Captain Aldrich Of last years
team That he will prove big factor In
Yale's attack In the games to come is a
certainty.
Jordan's Touchdown.
Jordan's touchdown was the result of
a five yard line buck after the backs
had worked the ball practically the
length of the field. Joss's score came
after a ten yard run following scrub
tumble. Kelley's drop kick was an easy
one from the twenty yard line. Kelley
is the most dependable drop kicker on
tie squad now that O'Hearn Is off duty.
Kelley may be thrown into the game
next Saturday If Yale needs three points.
Charlie O'Hearn was again in form as
a drop kicker, but he cannot play Sat
urday. This was definitely announced
by the management. O'Hearn kicked n
score Of goals behind scmimmage forma-
ton at distances from 35 to 45 yards.
The two other backfield cripples. Beckett
and Bench, were in uniform. They will
not play Saturda ay. Neidlinger, recruit
quarterback, directed the varsity in
CAPABLE fashion and he is getting better
each day.
May Not Miss O'Hearn.
With Neale, Jordan and Mallory to
carry the ball and Neidlinger taking his
turn Yale will hardly miss O'Hearn.
After the varsity had had good work
Jones sent In several substitutes. The
fact that Eddy, regular left end. was
absent caused some comment and 1t
was learned that the big end is out of
the game with bone bruise. The
bruise is serious enough to lay him up
for several days and it is doubtful If
he can play Saturday.
Luman, last years freshman end and
a good one, was In Eddy's place. If
Eddy does not play against the Army
Luman will start. Blair probably VIII
get into the scrap also.
Human was at right end. Joss and
Miller at tackle. Cross and Cruikshank
at guard and Lovejoy at center. This
is the line that will face the cadets.
art" Gates. captain of the 1918
team. which eleven did not play the
Army on account OF the war; George
Goss. Guy Hutchinson and Heyliger
Church assisted in the coaching.
The ticket department was stormed
to-day by hundreds eager to get tickets
for the game. but not one was to be
had. There was never greater de-
mand for tickets outside Of the Prince
ton or Harvard contests, over l25,oOo
having applied for admissions.
The Army team will come to these
parts Friday morning. stopping at the
Clark Hotel in Derby. The team Will
hold a practice in the Bowl Friday att
ernOOn.