Evening star., 1925-11-13

critics believe that heavy going at
new Haven would be a help to Yale
against Princeton, owing to the fact
that 1t would compel the lighter Mas
sau backfield TO abandon its aerial at
tack. Backers of the Tiger eleven,
however, took hope from the fact that
. the Eli aggregation, in spite of its
great offensive power, has been un-
steady, having been scored upon by
Georgia, Brown and Maryland and
beaten by Pennsylvania.
This battle with the Bulldog will
close the season for Princeton. Dart
mouth will likewise retire from the
scene after it's struggle with Chicago.
Amherst and Williams are among
other Eastern teams which will wind
up their schedules tomorrow.
Last games on college gridirons will
be played tomorrow by Ed Mcmillan.
Tiger center and captain; SWede Ober-
lander, Dutch Diehl and George Tully
OF Dartmouth and many other war
riors of high caliber.
Pennsylvania, meeting Cornell on
Thanksgiving. will attempt to get
back to high rating in the East by a
'ictory over Pittsburgh tomorrow.
{ ArmyS chance of victory over Co
!umbia at New York We're diminished
oday with Wilson and Buell., star
backfield men, on the sick list. Hall
and Hewitt have replaced them.
Other feature clashes will be Har
vard and Brown at Providence. Syra-
cuse and Colgate at Syracuse; George
town and Centre at Washington; West
Virginia and Penn State at Morgan
own. W. Va; Navy and Bucknell at
annapolis.
NEW HAVEN. Conn, November 13.
.-Yale's foot ball alignment against
the Tigers tomorrow may not be de
vided until just pre- vious TO kickoff in
he Bowl Noble displaced Cutler at
left halfback. and II became known
that both guards, Sturhahn and Rich
ards, have not fully recovered from
injuries.
Cutler has not played for five weeks,
with the exception OF a five-minute at
empt against Brown. His knee has
1y no means regained its strength ana
he Is likely to be reserved for an
emergency.
Sturhahn is suffering from d broken
finger and will play with his hand
heavily bandaged Richards has had
only three days of practice since his
return to the right-flank berth.
Wortham is out Of the game for the
and and the campaign calls for start
ing him there and sIlmmoning Bradley
from the side lines in case Yale
switches from line-hammering to a
forward-pasSing style of strategy.
It has been decided to retain Benton
at right tackle, because Of the failure
of the veteran Butterworth to recover
from the injury to his knee. Butter
worth is a possibility for a partial
playing period.
Yesterdays lineup which. the
coaches insist, is likely TO be duplicat-
Il in opening tomorrow game. was
as follows: Left end. Gill; left tackle,
Capt Joss; left guard. Sturhahn; cen
ter. Burt; right guard, Richards; right
tackle, Benton; right end, Bolts; quar-
terback, Bunnell: left halfbaCk, Noble;
right halfback, Kline; fullback, Allen.
PRINCETON, y. J., November 13.
Princeton wound up it's drills yes
terday and Is in readiness for the
annual Big Three struggle with Yale.
Rain descended steadily during the
entire workout. but Roper kept his
mud -bespattered teams going as usual.
dismissing tho first eleven only a
half hour earlier than the others.
The Princeton squad. composed of
30 players. 8 coaches and managers,
le1t lillS morning anu VIII DldCIlCc
in the bowl this afternoon.
Trainer Fitzpatrick reported to-
night that the entire squad, with
the exception of Bartell, substitute
center, IS in perfect condition. The
Tiger head coach can count up l.
good backs, the three combinations
ranking as follows: Caulkins, Dignan,
Gilligan and Slagle, Ewing, Booth,
Bridges, Prendergast, Disston, Beares,
Weeks and Chandler.
The two first teams, all Of whom
will probably see service, lined UP
as follows:
First team-Lea. left end; Gates,
left tackle; Crago. left guard; McMil
Ian. center; Davis. right guard;
Darby. right tackle; Moeser, right
end; Caulkins. quarterback: Slagle,
left halfback: Dignan, right halfback;
Gilligan. fullback.
Second team-Rennard, left end;
Rosengarten. left tackle; Keith, left
guard; Hobson or Forrest, center;
Baldwin, right guard; French, right
tackle; Jeffers. right end; Ewing.
quarterback; Prendergast, left half