The Washington times., 1938-10-25
YALE RESUMES
WORKOUTS FOR.
DARTMOUTH TILT.

UAkI MUUIh I'LL
NEW HAVEN, Conn.-Yale's
varsity, after a restful Monday,
resumed practice sessions today
for its traditional game against
Dartmouth Saturday. Stuart
Hemingway who was injured In
the Penn game worked out With
the regulars and may see action
this weekend.
ITHACA, N. Y.-Cornell pol
ished up today for its annual trek
to New York 10 meet Columbia
this weekend, Malvern Baker, .
Junior and Hal Mccullough saw
much service with the first
gtringers.
HAMILTON, N. Y.-Hale Lube,
Colgate's ace paSSer who has been
inactive since the Columbia game.
iimbered up today and is expected
to play against Holy Cross Satur-
day. Quarterback Bob johnson
also has recovered sufficiently
from injuries to see action.
NEW YORK - A torn shoulder
muscle, received in the Penn game,
put Capt. Jack Wright, Columhia'S
tackle, on the shelf today. Bern
ard Sweeney has been shifted to-
Wright's position for the Cornell
battle Saturday.
SYRACUSE, N. Y.-Toppled
from the undefeated ranks by
Michigan State, Syracuse drilled
today for Penn State. The Orange
regulars opposed a scrub eleven
using State plays.
NEW YORK-Irked by the La
3ayette defeat. Coach Nal Stevens
juggled his New York University
eleven today. A revamped lineup
will face Ohio State Saturday.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Dave
Glueck was back at his right
guard berth and Win Jameson
was at right end today when Har-
ward practiced for the opening Big
Three game againStP Princeton Sat
urday. The Crimson squad came
through the Dartmouth game in
good physical condition.
PHILADELPHIA Penns var
sity received its first taste Of a
Navy offensive today when q
scrub eleven used formations an.
kacipated from this Saturdays
opponent. Because Of the coed
showing made by several new
comerS in the Columbia game,
at least five starting positions IN
the Navy game are in doubt.
CHICAGC-Coach Lynn Wal
dorf today stressed defense as his
Northwestern Wildcats worked
out for unbeaten Minnesota. Wal
dorf was especially pleased with
the play Of Bob Voigts. veteran
tackle.
IOWA CITY, Iowa.-A shift in
the Iowa lineup today sent Jerry
Niles, fulIback, to center, and
quarterback Mike Enich to tackle.
MINNEAPOLIS - The Mime
sofa GopherS today were con-
cerned with building defense to
stop the running Of Oliver Hahnen-
stein, speedy Northwestern sopho-
more back.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Ray
Dumke, st. Joseph (Mich.) sopho-
more, was at fullback today on
the Indiana varsity. He replaced
Eddie Herbert.
ANN ARBOR, Mich.-Tackle
Joe Savailla, injured against Min
nesota, still was out Of action as
the Michigan team practiced to-
day. No one was hurt In the Yale
game.
LAFAYETTE, Ind.-Coach Nal
EslWard, Of Purdue, today warned
his team against overconfid dencel
tn the coming Iowa game. Elward
d grooming q flock Of reserves
who will see some service against
the Hawkeyes.
NOTRE DAME, Tnd.-Milt Pie
pul, 21O-pound fullback, today
was advanced to Notre Danes
second team and viii be given a
shot at the varsity post.
MADISON. WiS.-The Wiscon-
Nin football camp was riddled
with injuries today. On the side
lines were Fullback Howie Weiss,
Eialfback Bill Schmitz, Center
Jack Murray, Halfback Tony
GrandiSnik and End Ralph Moe
Ter.