Evening star., 1925-11-10

Next Saturdays program has a
number of struggles between tradi-
tional rivals including the Army
Columbia ioust in New York, the
Harvard Brown game at Providence,
Pittsburgh Penn at Philadelphia.
Syracuse Colgate at Syracuse, Will
liams Amherst At Williamstown,
Mass
Important Games Next Week.
In November 2I there will be the
Big Three hual between Harvard and
Yale, the Lehigh-Yafayette battle at
Bethlehem. Pa, and a game of grow
ing promise between Georgetown and
Fordhan i'm New York.
Cornell ". Pennsylvania. Colum-
bia vs.. Syracuse. Pittsburgh vs..
Penn State and Brown VS.. Colgate
will be the headliners of Thanksgiv-
ing day, after which New York will
be treated to the annual Army Navy
struggle, November IS.
Yale and Princeton today get down
TO hard scrimmaging with all their
regulars available. Richards, guard,
and Noble and Brunnell. backtield
stars, all suffering from slight in
Juries, Will be fit at Yale. while the
line has been strengthened by the
shifting of Coleman from end on the
second TO the first team
Princeton had no accidents in
overwhelming Harvard. and Coach
Roper has indicated that he will
abandon his plan of two backflelds
and use the first class quartet of
Slagle. Dignan. GilIigau and Caul-
klns which swept through the Grim
son Saturday.
Harvard Shaken Up.
Harvard, with little hope of COM
ing back against either Brown or
Yale, has been shaken up. Macon
ber. center, has yielded to Turner,
while both Miller and Maher. back
field stars. are on the injured list.
The sensational Eddie Tryon of
Colgate, who rested last Saturday.,
will be ready to face Syracuse in
this battle Of uubeateu eleVens next
SATURDAY. The Orange counts on its
scoring star. Carr, to match the ef-
forts of Tryon, the Eastern collegiate
iCeman-
Pennsylvania. facing the lighting
'antherS from Pittsburgh Saturday,
IS worried over the failure of its
backfeld star. Al kreuZ. and two
linemen. Butler ana Singer. TO re-
cover from injuries.
Columbia set to Wortk today to
build an improved offensive for
Army.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. November
I0.-ReaIiziug that the end-rush prob
lem is the most acute the Yale
coaches nave promoted Coleman to
regular berth at right wing. Potts
anCN Bradley have been used as first
string nominees. both failing to hold
the University Of Maryland attack in
check Saturday.
Coleman is base ball third ba seman
i -,
varsity reserve foot ball end for two
seasons.
While Gill has been brilliant on the
other wing his defensive play has
Deen shaken at times. giving the Yale
end-ruSh situation an unsatisfactory
standing Maryland, Brown and Penn
skirted the Hi frontiers repeatedly.
Return Of Guards Richards and
Webster frightened 1ale's outlook
Worthan has not attained last years
form. hut the coaches have been un-
able to use Richards and Webster be-
cause Of injuries.
Richards was given the position
yesterday, Webster niling similar
role on The second team.
Except for these shifts the coaches
are planning no lineup changes be
tore the Princeton game. Bunneil was
suffering from slight bruised shin
y.
lars. Noble returned to left halfback,
Slightly limping because of an injury
Saturday Coaches We're pleased with
his work, and it is by no means GER
ain that Cutler will be started against
Princeton.
As reorga uized for the Princeton
game Yale's first and second elevens
were made up as follows.
First team--Left end. Gill. left
T..F. ~,
hahau: center, Burt; right guard.
Richards; right tackle, Benton: right
end, Coleman; quarterback, Bunnell;
eft halfbaCk, Noble; right halfback,
Kline, fullback. Allen.
Second team-Left end. Potts; left
tackle. Root: left guard. Wallace; CEN
Ter. Harvey; right guard, Webster;
right tackle. Butterworth; right end,
scott. quarterback, Fishwick; left
halfback cutler; right haitoack
cottle; fullback. NNadsWorth.
PRINCETON. y. j.. November 10.
Coach Roper called his Tiger squad
together yesterday to begin a week $
preparation for the ail-important
battle TO be held in the Yale Bowl
Saturday. Anything but overconff-
dence reigned in the Princeton camp
after the One-Sided victory over Har-
the opposition 10 be met this week
will be in no way comparable to that
offered by the Crimson.
With Bridges taking DiGnan
place, the team was otherwise un-
Uttered from the starting lineup,
which produced a touchdown i'll il
minutes against Harvard. Roper
evidently has found it more practical
30 substitute his backs as the occa-
sion demands than to form two alter
nate backfelds. as was his plan at
the beginning of the season.
After CaulkinS, Gil!igan, Bridges
and SlagIe had gone through the
plays together for 10 minutes. Roper
sent in Prendergast TO take the place
of the last named. The elusive back
will probably see service early in the
Yale game. due to his spectacular
march down the field in the last min
uteS OF Saturdays contest.
1t is doubtful whether Ewing or
DiSston will receive the call to sub
Stitute at quarter. DiSston'S gen
eraIship in the second half Saturday
was of the best and the fact that
Slagle made good his one attempt to
drop-kick with consummate ease,
thus making Ewing's nimble foot
somewhat less indispensable, would
Seay,1 n favor. the SOnb0morp