New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 17, 1919, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, ELI AND CRIMSON | | - . SQUADS WORK HARDi Yale Squad Will Be Increased to 105 | —Harvard Men Start Scrim- mage Work. New Haven, Sept. 17.—Yale's foot- ball squad was yesterday increased to 105, through the addition of a ! dozen new members. Bob Lay, bril- | liant backfield member of the fresh- | man eleven two seasons ago, was the | most prominent arrival. With Thorne ! Murphy, Jim Braden and “Beau” Al- | drich, he competed in a drop-kicking | competition from the 30-yard line, all | four of the competitors registering | - two out of four goals. | Backfield Coach Billy Bull kept Joe Neville, Chester LaRoche and Her- | bert Kepton at work nearly an hour litting long punts to the backs in an extended catching practice. Three rushline squads were formed under | the direction of Dr. Arthur Brides ! and Herman Olcott. The first seven | was composed of Hamill and Acosta end Kirkpatrick and Walker, a i Galt and Sidenburg, guards, | and Capt. Tim Callahan, center. Both | morning and afternoon drill consist- | ed of rudimentary work for the two squads. No attempt was made at | forming eclevens for even signal prac- tice, and none is likely this week. The | coaching will be aimed at, respective- | Iy, the development of rushline and | backfield plays. i Orders have been given for the | triining table to be organized at the | new “Y" club this morning under the direction of Stewart Eddie Moriarity. Word has been received from Jack Gates, the only missing member of the resident coaching staff, that he will report toda Cambridge, Sept. 17—The weeding | out process in Harvard football was started yesterday afternoon when | Coach Bob Fisher reduced his squad | of 110 candidates to 57 men, these | forming the varsity squad. Still fur- | WATCH THESE BOYS PERFORM IN THE SE RIES 13 o ther cuts will be made until about _— " men will form the nucleus from | which this year's eleven will be | RAY FISHER > picked. Coach her addressed the | dropped plavers who form the second | team and acquainted them with the | fact that if any man on the vs the proper stuff he will regain ! Four of Iforan's Champs, whoser squad | Probably will cut a large figure in the on Sallee SLIM SALLEE for the first game, whilerecent SHERWOOD MAGEE ., BILL RARIDEN. Moran is said to be bankingFisher has shown excellent form incatching duties with Wingo, starts. Rariden will divide Magee is expected to cover left field. his place with'the regulars. The players tackled the dummies Q J for the second time yesterday. A reai © LAYERS CHOSEN rimmage is expected by Friday. o aches Dr. Paul Withington and FOR NUTMEG GAME Jimmie Knox still handle the second | —— teem until a regular coach is ap- pointed. the mainstay of the 1 a halfback, has been the quarterback squad. aloyen fe Lineup for Gridiron Contest Saturday Afternoon. Female workers in Japanese factor. | The Nutmess, recently organized es number 500,000 of whom 300 are for the 1919 n, have been for- e e R ey tunate in securing the services of ’ WOF "0y 0% 10K XOK %O} XOp 10K %O} O FOLOTOTE: ONE WEEK LT ENTERTAINMENT EVERY AFTERNOON ON STAGE T L ——— lnmid L. Dunn, former Yale and ‘ Fordham tar, and John J. Tobin, a | clude former Nutmegs coach, to direct the | man t | team for the year. [ 1910 to 1 all two weeks the team has been p time 914, players ticing regularly. have been in the service and are in THE AERIAL MITCHELLS — Sensational European Novelty Performers. BALY BROS.—Direct from Ringling-Bar- num-Bailey Circus. LOUISE AND MITCHELL—Thrilling and lofty Tumblers. High inclusive, the g ry i Wi vas Manager Clinton Announces Tentative | ©f the Nutmegs was not crossed, and FERIEHUmp iy pwhogas the team is confident of a repetition of this brand of playing. o r the pink of condition and they in- “Chick” Bonenfant, the last| Koplowitz, Gray return from overseas, and | Scott, a member of the First Di- | quarterbacks; otball squad. During the years 1 line who w. vision rvesult of their showing in the following have been se- tentative lineup for the ith the Tigers of Hartford | team ut Hill Park, Saturday after- | is 175 pounds. noon: Zehrer and Tinti, centers; | Delaney, Bonenfant, Gardner Griffin, guards; Pickup, Gorman, responded to the and si Most of the men SEPT. 22-27 EDUCATIONAL AND HIGHLY ENTERTAINING. 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Barry offered to wage 4 to 1 that Beckett would stop Car pentier in cw rounds, but Kearns used to change his d | tler, has recovered from his injuries | he will be in the line to oppose Dutch Kent, of Hartford, also a contender for middleweight honors, and who is | a lineman on the Tigers team | o | | din a Chertsey, | \fter a residence of > institution. He wa. DEMPSEY GETS OFFER. Yor Sept. 17.—Redmond | representing a syndicate of glish spo 1en eager to S Beckett-Dempsey match n Lor next April, has made an offer to Kearns, me r of the champi $150,000, and-loser that he ; P e £ Clear, Peachy Skin Awaits Anyone Who Drinks Hot Water Says an inslde bath, before break- fast helps us look and feel clean, sweet, fresh. 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