Evening star., 1925-11-17

N'NNSu III iIe htdQ "nlle attempting
Lyuch's condition is said TO hav,
his recovery.
Hoague, Harvard guard. and ST
successful invasion OF Brown field, al
although Stafford is expected TO be
this week. Richards, Yale guard, wi
tons rushcs. will not be in the Blue
taken by Webster
Victorious Princeton players are di-
Nlded i'll opinions ON the Harvard
Yale game, but all expect a great
battle.
Eddie Tryon. high point scorer Of
the East. rests in the Colgate Intirm-
AIRY as the result Of a cold contracted
While blowing through the mud OF
-Archbold Stadium, at Syracuse but un.
doubtedly will regain his proper condi-
tlou for the game with Brown Thanks
giving day.
Freeman. Penn halfback is out for
the rest of the season. while Carey
and MunnS of the Cornell line. which
faces Penn on the holiday, are suffer
ing from hurts. Carey having suS-
tanned his in practice on Friday.
Munns is appearing with the varsity.
however.
Columbia's $ victory over the Army
was not without costs. Sesit Reynolds,
Nlberg and SChimetitSch being alb
sent from rehearSalS for the time be-
ing. Capt. George PeaSe, who has
neen troubled with injuries for a great
part OF the season. came through the
army battle in excellent condition.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. November Il.
-ttichardS. right guard. is lost to the
Yale eleven because of injuries re-
reived in the Princeton game. His
shoulder, which was bruised five
weeks ago. received another twist in
the second half of the Tiger contest.
and he was replaced by Webster
1t was believed that he would re-
gam condition in time TO play against
Harvard, but examination showed that
ne could not attempt foot ball for two
or three weeks. He played tackle last
year. and when the Yale squad re-
ported this Fall returned to that role
until crippled during the first fort
night of the season.
After the Yale center trio gave an
unsatisfactory exhibition during the
Penn game. Richards was assigned to
guard. Webster. who replaced him
when first injured last Fail. also was
shelved by a shoulder bruise and did
not recover playing form until last
week. Webster was tackle captain
and outstanding star of the freshmen
last year.
Another lineup change which went
INTO effect and which is planned for
the remainder of the season was the
restoration of the veteran Butter
worth. to right tackle He retired
with wrenched knee last month. Yes
lerday he displaced Bert Benton who
was assigned right tackle against the
Tigers
Two sets of players were tried out
In two other position. Noble and Cut
Ter dividing the practice at left half
back and Allen and WadSWorth the
fullback role. While indications are
that Noble and Allen will be starred
IN lheSe positions, the question of
physical condition is regarded seri-
ouSly.
Yesterday the varsity received only
a protracted signal drill, but the sec
ond team scrimmaged against the
scrubs, the veteran Cottle driving
across the goal line for the only two
touchdowns which were scored and
Kicking one goal for the following
point.
The varsity tentative lineup in prep
paration for the Crimson follows: Left
END. Gill: left tackle. Capt. Joss: left
guard. Sturhahn; center, Burt: right
guard, Webster; right tackle, Butter
worth; right end, Potts; quarterback.
Bunneil; left halfback, Noble; right
haltback, Kline; fullback, Allen.
me second eleven lineup was:
E'hdS. Scott and Bradley; tackles. Root
ana Benton; guards, Flaherty and
Wallace; center, Harvey: quarterback.
t1shwick; halfbacks, Cottle and Stone:
fullback, Foot
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, November II.
With hopes renewed and heads m
harvard S foot ball forces began the
Ilnal week of their season yesterday.
~ was very different from a week ago
AFTER the princeton disaster, for the
victory over Brown and the conf
dence aroused in the team as II is
now made up holds among both
players and undergraduates
When the varsity began work to-
DAY and made ready for the defensive
Nunlmy scrlmmage against the scrubs
mere were two changes on the rush
hne and two behind it.
L1ndner who has been fichtine, all
season for a regular berth at tackle
ana VINO has had the keenest of COM
petition from Nash and Pratt was
back on the first team.
Because of the leg injury to big
tioag que, Bradford is now likely to be
'le -nrst choice for right guard. Coady
dnu hllgour were on the other side
OF the line, Sayles and Bradford con
tinued as first team ends and Turne,.
was at center.
Saltonstall worked with the first
set or subs, and, of course, there is
more than possibility that he will
he started on the right wing against
Yale Saturday.
ne doctors stated that every man
on the varsity squad would be able to
take part in Saturdays game
Stafford who is now Harvard's best
quarterback bet. is still at the college
inflrmary. He will remain there
{ until Wednesday or Thursday. This
means that he will get little or no real
foot ball work before Saturday, save
for what drilling Harvard has the
afternoon before the game
In the meantime Capt Cheek is
back at quarter. McGlone was with
the second varsity again and Hamlen
with the third. Cheeks place in the
backheld was taken by Zarakov. who
is likely to start the game Saturday
or go into 1t should Stafford start but
not prove able to stand the gaff Mil
Ter and Crosby comprised the re-
mainder of the backfield.
Harvard's second set of backs are
Howe, Puffer and Barbee, the last
from the freshmen year ago. Pratt,
Trip and Saltonstall comprised one
wing on the subs, Macomber was at
renter and Victor. Taylor and Doherty
were guards, tackle and end on the
other side.
TIGERS DENY RUMOR.