Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-15
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Varsity VII Hardly Play
Asaiust Princeton in Sat.
wday's Game
.s,cNAL DRILL TODAY

MN Haven, Nov. l5.-"Bill" Nal.
nv. the hard. playing first. string full.
~ Of the Yale varsity football team,
.iii probably be among those whose
f.c.s are missing from the Blue lineup
~hen Il crouches down to face the
.,.vcn Princeton huskies In the big
s,me this Saturday.
Mallory has not been In any Of the
~orkouts for the last ten days, -apd his
sondition has not improved sufaciently
= warrant his playing. Mallory Is
sssiiy the most valuable defensive back
f" y!es,erdsy !es % witnessed the last really
s.,.nuous workout which the first.
ss.ins men will receive before the
s"ntsst. They will now be allowed to
sSDer Oh with daily limberins. up cxer.
sisea such a. signal drills.
The varsity took the field practically
4, Il will fnce the Tigers. Ncidlinger
an tho team. Because Of muscle
Gruise, Cross was kept out OF tine
scrimmage at right guard. Fatty Herr
Nkins his place. Cross will be In shape
1pr the Princeton game.
PRlNCElUN-Au L nc Vursity .iv"Uai
warriors returned to work with re.
Sor the grand finale Of the 1922 season,
lie classic clash with Yale In Palmer
Stadium on Saturday.
Owing to the severe battering the
team received In the Harvard game Inst
week, Head Coach 1911 ROPER with.
held his men from any semblance Of
scrimmage and contented himself with
a snappy drill III signals and crack
st the bngful 81 new plays that he
Las kept uncovered.
None Of the men who played against
Harvard. however, are 70 badly bat.
tered that they Will not be In shape
ssainst Yale Saturday.
In addition to the regular lineup
which took the measure Of the Crimson.
Johnny Gorman, who starred ut quarter
IN the Chicago game. and Barr Snivcly.
veteran linesmnn and star passcr, will
ie available this week.
HARVARD - The complete varsity
Yush line was out again on Soldiers
Field yesterday and put In solid days
work in opposition to the first substi.
tute team. The scrubs were not ad-
nitted to the stadium field, but kept
plugging away on the Yale formations
and plays which they are expected to
try out against the varsity today.
The CrimsOn's list Of injured now
rally comprises only Captain Buell..
He was on the field In company with
Phil. Spalding, bis substitute, Neither
player was dressed. however. Spalding
will be able to play Saturday.
program was trtfle heavier following
I two.day rest. But Coach Dobie saw
h It that those who had were, still stiff
mouth had only a mild workout. con.
sequently a patched. up varsity took the
field in the dummy scrimnagc, the
first Of series designed to improve
such defects In the defense as DObie
thinks need attention.
Raymond. Buckley and GouinlO were
On the wings; Sullivan. Parker and
Eundstrom. tackles: Ebcrsole, BrannOn
and Flynn, guards. and Richards.
eOnter. Hanson, who wns In the thick
Of every scrimmage against Dartmouth.
seems to have fully recovered from the
Effects Of strenuous game, but DObic
thouhgt It best for him to take things a
BIT easy. ...,
NAvY-Enthusiasm rose yesterday
when Steve Barchet, for two seasons
The star Of the Naval Academy back.
field, who has been out OF the game
on account Of injuries for two weeks,
took part In the whole scrimmage with.
out bad result. There Is every reason
e believe that he will ba In prime con.
dition for the Army game.
On account Of the necessity of
strengthening the Navy's defense. the
whole afternoon had 10 be devoted to
work In that line and the drilling on
TIE special Offensc to be used against
that Army was deferred for time.
During the first portion Of the prac.
tic" the squad 'B" eleven was given
the ball on the 1O.yard line and tore
through the varsity line. Folwcll pulled
out the varsity and sent in substitute,
ssgresation. which did much better.
ktuns BY the superior showing Of the
CUBS, the varsity players made much
exttef showing whom thov rotucuod