Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-13

New York, Oct. 12.-(P1-Yale and
Princeton may have agreed to blind
fold themselves as to each others
football activities prior to their an
nual conflict but not so their rivals.
The Navy Middies. tackling the
Tiger in his lair next SATURDAY. are
drilling steadily in stopping Prince
ton formation. cleaned from the riv-
al camp by sailor scouts. There was
a little kicking and passing workout
to vary the monotony. Princeton,
while accepting the honesty of every
body concerned, locked the gates to
the bengal den yesterday and sent
even the newspapermen away from
there. 1t was the first secret work
out OF the season.
The Dartmouth Indian believes
implicitly in its backfeld cruisers
and smashing line but 1t had clark
Tobin, all-American guard once upon
a time, watching Eli Yale turn PACK
the Georgia invasion last SATURDAY.
AS a result the Dartmouth regulars
are learning now Yale does 1t, via
tha chalk board route, with dummy
scrimmage on the field to work out
defense. A ghost ball yesterday car
ried the drill along thirty minutes
after the light had faded in the
Hanover Hills. Jess Hawley, coach OF
the Big Green team, recently oeclar-
ed that football needed scouting.
Vale had dummy workout to ell
inmate the faults shown against
Georgia. News that Dartmouth
would be in town again to practice
In the bowl Friday popped up the
boys.
cream consciousness" is being
called into play by Percy Wendell at
Lehigh in an effort to stop the
string of defeats that has now run 10
two straigt. High pressure practice
Is calculated to pull the eleven 10
eether. Gene Tunney as been IN
yited to make his college football de-
hut as q. Iinesman in Lehigh's strug-
gle with the Quantico marines sat-
urday.
A town muscle in Empringham'
back has put the stellar Columbia
quarterback out Of the game, prob
ABLY for the season, on the eve OF the
tntersectional struggle with ono
State here. Last year Captain
George Pease, also quarterback o.
parts, was injured at just this time
and failed to face the Ohioans.
Harvard refuses to be downcas'
at the twin defeats suffered agalns
Geneva and Holy Cross.
Experience is lacking, Coach Hor'
ween knows, and the team flles u
pieces under pressure.
But the first half surge tina
that brought two touchdowns and thu
first cheer Of the season to Crimson
supporters in the Holy Cross game
last Saturday keeps the coache!
working In an EFFORT to restore Har'
wards football sense.
LAFAYETTE students, and the whole
college in fact, took a vacation yes
terday after the victory over Pitts
burgh Saturday. The squad goe
back to work today but a par
of the student body is still to b.
heard from. The Syracuse varsity il
furnishing the scrubs IN preparation
for the Army title, while the Cadets
pleased at the showing OF the regu
lars, are hammering away at tn
substitutes to develop strong re
serves. Pennsylvania gets its frs
drill on Chicago formation today II
preparation for the intersections
classic Saturday. The Rutgers regu
lars are resting. Goldschmidt veter
an tackle, who fractured his jaw
against Washington and Jefferson, 1
definitely out of the rest of the sea
son.
The Fordhan team Is in Boston
full OF life and preparing for tn
Boston College conflict Saturday
Penn state, with only three days o
practice before leaving Thursday 10
Knute Rockne's stronghold at Notr
Dame, are working at top speed witt
board drills and heavy scrimmage
Johnny Roepke, triple threat back,
under the care of rack specials
and will be out of the game unit
November. Colgate is working Of
line play and attempting TO develop
dependable punter. At Ithaca, Gi
Dobie Is hammering Cornell into mi,
season shape for Michigan State oil
3 Saturday.