New-York tribune., 1922-10-14
Eli Ready for
IntersectiOnal
Grid Battle
lad Jones's and Brother
Howard's Elevens in Fine
shape for Hard Came

NEW HAVEN, conna Oct. 1s.--The
/ ..svs i. all set for the most important
,,.sr.ectional contest of the year when
=. bulldogs ard Hawkeyes clash in
s. Yale bowl this afternoon. The
A.. A. contingent Of the largest crowd
seer to attend an early season game
i .hs bowl arrived this afternoon.
:, ~. hotels are already crowded to ca
naeitv. Special trains from the West
fs "a sror, New York will bring the ma
ana a.vA ~ the expected $4,000 to-mor-
loI pa,s perning The gates Of the bowl
sUm susr st 81 ! and the game will be called
at 2:3O. ,.n ,y;th Hesa Coach
Inc ycnes and his assistants,
nossru .s,sr whom is Audrey Devine, all.
amons quarter last season, arrived
ams,,oon .nis roon. making the Hotel Taft thcir
.his ,anssfeY, Coach Jones announced
s nesof; liz men stood the long trip very
,aaii sn1i and ND were ready for hard game
to-morrcw. .,,4 -.
,orowine the recent rains, and the
aran IN temperature last night prom
IA IA the most ideal football day Of
.ss season. The welcome cool weather
was ;ust what was needed to put the
$50 teams on edge for the contest. .
Roth elevens went through signal
rraefice to-day, which was closed to
ali but old players. To-day is the hrst
time a team has been in the bowl since
.ha Yale-North Carolina game. The
charges Of Tad Jones were put
shrongh long signal drill, three teams
hsine made up. The team which will
stacS up against Iowa tomorrow was
made up Of Eddy, left end; Greene
left tackle; Cruikshank, left guard;
Iand:s, center; Cross, right guard;
piller, right tackle, and Huffman, right
and. Neidlinger will run the team to-
morrow and will call upon Wight at
lsst. Haas at right and Mallory at full
70 do his ground gaining.
John coehrane, who recently jumped
from the fourth to the first eleven,
went through signals in Haas's place
during the afternoon.
The Ellis i'll definitely be without
the services of Captain Jordan at the
kick OF and Phil Cruikshank will he
acting captain. Miller, regular left
tackle, will be along the side lines
with Beach, Beckett and O'Hearn. The
two latter were present at practice to-
day. The first elevens had practice
in receiving kickoffs. McAldrich and
Harry Cross did the kicking. Later
on Mallory and Wight had some punt
Ing practice, the other backs reeeiv-
sng and running back. 1t is fairly Ger.
tain that Wight will be called on 20
do most Of the kicking tomorrow.
Tho Western outfit is made up of
husky-looking bo s, all tall and rangy.
The two lines average about the same
IN weight, from tackle to tackle the
ysle line tips the scale at about 1876,
but With the lighter ends figured in the
sotsl line averages about the same as
tie iowa line, which Is 187 pounds.
Ellis on approximately equal footing in
weight. The two backfelds also aver
age about the same, It's pounds.
lad Jones will use more of an open
game than in any prior game this sea-
ion. The Ellis will probably use quite
sfew forwards and runs from kick for
nation. The Hawkeyes are expected to
use the same kind OF field strategy and
will probably do lot Of kicking, as
Aey can depend upon Minnick, guard
sho is pulled out of the line for the
Ents. Minnick booted one over the
knox quarters head and was credited
With q 76-yard kick.
Douglas Bomeister, Theodore Lilley
md Paul Veeder were the old players
satching the practice to-day. Perry
/. w. Hale, Of Portland. who was a
tar fullback on Gordon Brown s
1smous team, and who was blinded sew
hal years ago while at work in his
MIGRATORY, came to the field with some
friends during practice to wish Tad
Jones and Captain Jordan success.