Scrubs: canvas :Yal's 1" Regulars E
and Hold latter to‘ Three
Touchdnwuse-e Harrison .
and" .Cornish Out
for Season .3
Another hard scrimmage in which
all the men who are likely to get into
the Princeton game Were used, was
held at Yale field yesterday afternoon
and the varsity scored " three touch-
downs against the scrubs, failing in
one ofthe goals.
'i‘hore were not quite as Amanyg‘coach-
93s at the field as there were Tuesday.
The list. besides the regulars, was
made up of Tax Commissioner William
H. Cur-bin. Tom Shevlln, George Arlee,
'Bob 031cott, L. "H. Blglow, Budd Cham~
berlain, Foster Sanford, sr., William T.
Bull, Ted Liliey and Ted Coy. :So there
were plenty of coaches to give the var-
sity men individual attention.
Avery was moved over to left end,
3.3a position. hitherto held by Galleur.
and Galicur played for a while at right
end, .Bomelsler played at right end,
however, fora good part oil-thescrim.
mags, and will be the regular man at
that position until he is injured. Gai-
ieur played a good game while he was
in, the first five minutes of play.
Flynn wasn-‘fi in the scrimmage be-
cause of recitations and Pumpelly
played the greater part .of the time in
his place. Phiibln and-Spalding start-A
ed as. the other backs and Wheeler
was in at quarter. After the varsity:
had kicked oil, the scrubs failed to
gain and were held for downs. Wheel-
er. one quarterback run, took the ball
to‘t'he 45-yard line. From there Spaldo "
ing and Philliin alternated in carrying
the ball.
all. ‘ Spaiding carried the ball over and
Pumpeily kicked the goal.
. Then Spalding and Flynn went out
' Markie and Baker taking their places.
Bomeisier went in at right and and
Martyng at center, so that Ketcham
can be saved for the Princton game.
Pumpelly not carrying it at -
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his «worth as a billiard player and his
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Nor-walk High School heaped more
praise upon its ability to play football
Eyestarday afternoon when the last
. Greenwich team was shut out at
‘ Amusement park a result which never ‘
‘the, two teams. 3 The score, was N
H. Par—19: Green‘tVicii iii. 'S..+'—~0.
.While the. Nor-wail: “team played
champion. at 18.2. balk line last night
in the professional championship bour- ,-
nutrient. by the score of 500 to 497.
Early in the game by running 58 and
138 in his cecoud and fourth innings, ,
Yaniada showed some wonderful bil-
llards and demonstrated that he has a
thorough knowledge oi? all the limb ..
cacies of the game. Home made two
runs of 100 and 102" in his third and
tenth innings and played a strongest-n
nest same throughout, but the Tokio
player outlasted him through the se- 3
vote stiain which both experienced to
wards the finish.
In the other game tonight Morning-
start defeated. Demarsst the mung
Chicago player, after it uh) and tuck
light in .1. innings by a score of 600 to
3 well as a unit, individual pisyingon 3
lthe wait of Jackson, Olsen. Pahner,
Lawrence and Sturdevani. deserves
special mention.
Palmer made the first touchdoWn
for Norwalk and Sturdet'ant' sttemytodi
a. kick but tailed because 02, the wind.3T
, In the third quarter Sturdgivsntanodei”3
‘ a todchdownaud 1:135:11 on goal for
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his own score. good in work having
prevented scoring in .the second per-
.low. ' Sturdevant ‘made the third
touchdown 031' the some in the
period but again failed on the kick.
The attendance at the game was' not
what it should have been, crying to
_ the Weather conditions which were
3anythlng but layora‘ble.
that the solid spirit. so thoroughly
439:
aroused is not dying out.
star- nosn'z senses.
With these changes the varsity game3
started to" approach. the goal line af-
ter an exchange of punts. The scrubs
however, got the ball and made one
first down. for the varsitywaa penaliz-
ed for off-aids play. The scrubs allow
iy afteli had to kick and Msrkie got the
bail on the 40 yard line Then by con‘
all-item line plunges Markie and Baker
approached the goal line, the former
finally putting the ball over for the
score and kicking his own goal.
More substitutes were later put in.
Cornell went in at quarter. Dietz.
Castle and Bookisrt made up the back
hell. The end; Were Sheldon and Car-
ter. There was some panting for a
tow minutes and then Castles intomopl
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oral Crimson players, including Cap
tain Wendell are still on the sidelines
of kept. away from the field entirely by
”injuries
Brickiey's two touchdowns compris-
ed all the scoring in the half hour of
scrimmage between the first and sec-
ond teams The first touchdown came
easily. after four rushes from mid-field.
but the seconmtecm was strengthened
by coaches after this and the varsity
was lower to light hard tor the mo
6nd touchdown.’ ~
Brandil. Turner, Halli, hilarious,
Strunk and can Luau Amar- ‘
loan League
Club fielding honors" oi the Amerl
can league so to the Philadelphia club
tor. the 1912 season, with the World's
championship Boston team second. ac
cording to omcinl averages issued you.
today. Chicano was third and Wanna
fusion fourth. 3 -
Although fourth in the list "Chick”
3..
How THEY COMPARE.
Following are the scores ‘9'“ t9
data by the "biz tum" olcvmi: ’
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“As H N "RE“ Gleason Mecca " ' Perry
8 I J , Lott tackle. . ..
A . ' Moran. Richardson Du‘go
,' : . ,A Left x‘uar
Pamcnter Ami Truuili‘ull Sailor . 3 «3.3.51 3 ‘3
E " '5 I . center 3
Hurts and Arc :1?ng lo .3 ”333333 383333;“. in
” Retire, From Practice l men an
., .Iaawrence 3
' ' 7 Right tackle. , 2..- ‘
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series of minor iniurios which has 3 3 . .~'Ri8ht end. ,
marked the practice of the Harvard Oliver 3 D. Mead
varsity t09tbaii squad this week com A 3 Quarterback .. '
tinned yesterday. 'Bricklcy,3authougb Palmer ,3 ”“3353
he made two touchdowns in a set-to 3 FullbaCk 3 3
with the scrubs, was hampered by a 3 3 3 3 sturdsmf ,. , - Li Mhad
strained tendon. Trumbull was kicked 019mm“ 953 4055 1919 mnatm Em: mm , 3 Lott halfback.
‘ in the'head in a scrimmage and had to “El“ma AVER‘GES Detroit “3949 4103 22M ”2 Manon Schenok . Moore
retire, as did Parmantor alter he had 81:. Louis 947 4093 1994 333 Right halfback
been hurt. in stopping an attack. Sev- New York 939 39“.; 1909 886 “3‘ FM “Anti“ ignore—"Roach N H 8 Rural (1
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listen. Princhton at Princeton;
Harvard .va. Dartmouth. at Cam-
bridge.
Carlisle vs. Pennsylvania, at Phiia’
dolphin.
Army vs. Tufts at West Point
hiyiavatta vs. amvm at Providence.
University at Nicliixau vs. Cornell at
Ann Arbor. ,
3minim-ll vs. swarthmom 3rd: Hearth
Navy vs; A and M. at Annapolis.
I‘IUnipire—-l\lorrison, G. H. S.
sudihaniary Practice to Take Rotates-«0 m... N 11.3.
Attendance—100.
day what will probably more to be its NR” “9"" .. - . - .,. 5
in: hard acrimony o! the season.
winding up the heavy part at its pro“
nitration. tor the battle with Yale with
an hour's miss with the scrubs on
Iinlventty laid. Thurs t. a slight nos-
its time Previous iii Yale Linssmenr—Bogart. o. n 8. Brown.
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cock pins raptor-iv.
men and nothing will gait them hotter
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last " '
when talking: about us.‘
It. is hoped ‘
' Schlitz.
"The weather to. no stout on my '
virility that a "'11th my be
than to not. my and trim you
too a forward pass and was oi! like a
shot to make a touchdown. The scrub.
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toruoon. Thopcrubsctnotimcthrsat A W- ‘53-’- 13‘“‘3 .
sued tile varsity goal line and the do- Brovin . W???“
tense of the varsity was very encore " ’ A l ’1' *"
. an“! w.¢he mohe'_ndl'bom the T035]: .n.u.--..".uvm‘»u‘n a3 .0
good resist ot the works! Sanford and . HUN" . ,.
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and he will hallo tho rim mint MA "
nolii although Arnold pinned «or it :3
while yesterday afternoon. ‘3 ‘
HON) Cornish and “ambition. mini-tar, 1
hack and guard. respectively. int-c at " 3
the field but they limited mwm‘itiii . .
stilt train their sprained aniline this!" ,'
will be unable at play it it... aims:
and there is some autistic an to wheth-
cr they will be able to get in.
theirisum in the Harvard anti ‘3'»
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, on will face Princeton. with
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Burton of Chicm Mulch! head?- tilt Mm,
list With air overall: 01.997 HG ill-WW writ vii. flavorful-c at Hannah!
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tops the list oi third lineman. »
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uranium,” said yviumi may to
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dono.’ small Wallis "and the Wallis.
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to ahcvr‘ you wthcr or not the wrath.
part or that pretrial tomorrow. but it
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at a. sign» and induction coin.
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