New-York tribune., 1922-10-26

s...u on Saturday. O'Hearn will de
! anIy 1 slight chance that Eddy ,
ssdon. which he suffered in the
s ! result Of o'Hearn's inability to,
s., Newell Neidlinger will bear the
s.,d.n ssl Of the field generalship on his
) ....,,Ssys. The varsity lineup to-day
~ ssvs r.raeticaiiy the same as that which
ss. ss Williams last Saturday and
sn;sh sssI viii stack UP against the Army
AZ week end,
vi ioss ana Cruikshank will play on the
~ s;de 81 Lovejoy, while the right
~ NJ. - Ana line will consist of Gross,
ssuu MI,,.s = ara Hu!man. Bill Mallory will
:. q "a sceustomed place playing full
hs.T sIssning UP and backing up the
- IA his usual inexhaustibie style.
esntsin fss Jordan viii be in at right half
Nj shs other berth in the backfield
IlI be taken care of by Wildly Neale.
.bstitutions on the varsity this after
an included Blair for Luman, Herr
a Pillsbary for Cruikshank and
ncss, Diller for Miller and Lands for
isssjoy.
ecsss and Luman on First Team
Bill Mallory was out Of the scrim-
usss to-day and his place was taken by
ssat Dick Luman was on the first
IN to-day, taking the place Of Mike
fhe Yale cubs exhibited stage fright
~ The first part of their initial scrim-
nass against the varsity this after
sooa, bat before the fracas had gone
msy minutes the tackling Of Allen,
NcCeg and Butterworth showed prom
II for the future. The 1926 eleven
lid the varsity to two touchdowns, but
NJ unable TO gain against the heavier
M& Butterworth, who plays right
I'd b the son Of the famous Frank S.
Mtterworth, who was all-American
isIIssck in 1S93-'94.
he freshmen kicked to start the
Sanmage, Cross receiving. On the
Efaplay Jordan was thrown for a loss
Aa he was tackled by Osborne, the
hsshmsn end. The varsity easily
ssM the down, and started march
assa the field on runs by Neidlinger,
NH and Jordan. Neale made the
!nsest run of the march, when he
idrtsd the cubs end for fifteen yards.
b one play from the five-yard line
lptain Jordan took the ball over on
| sG tackle play. The varsity did not
liz Tor field goal.
Tbs varsity again received and tried
/ h aerial game with no results, as the
HsHd pass was Intercepted by
hsshman back who rushed the ball
htk to the center of the field. The
ynnssters, after trying vainly to rush
M ball against the older line, tried
isfssrds. but their attempts were also
nasrcepted, Scott carrying the ball
through the entire freshman team to
To N-yard line. Three plunges by
Issaan and Scott netted first down,
sna Wildly Neale followed on the next
Yag With tally, going over on cut
safsaA left tackle. Neale also kicked
iEAirom behind the scrimmage line.
Wight Crosses Scrub Line
The second scrimrnage Of the after
yoa took place between the varsity
ID DR.. Bulls scrub team. The only
wiring In this section was a touch
iwn by Wight after the varsity had
Eoved down the field with com bina-
ION of rushes and passes. The back
Als in this case consisted of Kelly
4 quarter, Wight at left half and Haas
It right half, with Mccoy at fullback.
Charlie O'Hearn and Joe Beckett
psnt the afternoon drop kicking and
lunting, with the entire line going
down under each punt, while the other
lacks praeticed running and fair
sstehss. Eddie Bench, who was also
n uniform, had light work out, but
his knee is still very stiff and he will
rot be used for at least two weeks,
The graduate players on the field
this afternoon included George Goss
Hollidsy and Philbin. William H.
corhin, who was captain in 1893,
watched the practice this afternoon
and expressed himself as we'll pleased
with the way things were going.
The entire playing field in the bowl
this Afternoon was covered with hay.
SO that, whatever the weather, the field
viii be in excelIents shape for Satur-
days game, The ticket sale has even
surpassed that of last year, and seats
fsr this game are as hard to secure as
for Yale-Princeton or Yale Harvard
slassc. From the applications which
nave been filed and the public sale il
nas been estimated that at least 10000
yu attend. AS at last years game,
"a Cadets will march to the game and
VII parade on the turf for three-quar
ess OF an hour before the kickoff.