Ogden Daily Standard | 1915-11-17 | Page 2 | Hard Workout Yesterday

HARD WORKOUT YESTERDAY Yale Football Team Preparing for Big Game With Harvard on Saturday Offensive Work Successful. New Haven, Nov. 16. Yale's footr ball team had its last hard workout, today in preparation for' the Harvard I game on Saturday. With three sub- stitutes in the line tho varsity lined' up against a powerful team of Ineli-I glble players for defensive practice and the ineligibles scored four touchdowns, touch-downs, mainly through the good work of Harry Lcgore. Way, Black and Church did not play, their places being be-ing taken by Baldridge, Kent and Higginbotham, respectively. Most of the practice was devoted to offensive work and a number of new plays to be used on Saturday were worked with good success. Otis Guernsey, whose field goal kicking was a feature of the Princeton victory, vic-tory, showed that he had lost none of his cunning, for ho booted the ball between the uprights six out of eight times from the forty-yard line. Scovil, who has a broken thumb, played at fullback on tho varsity for a short time and it Is believed he will play a part of the Harvard game. Coach Tom Shovlin and his corps of assistants continued their hammerings hammer-ings at the attack and defensive work of tho ends. The Blue's offensive against Princeton is considered to have been only elementary and it is understood that Shevlln has new plays, involving the forward pass which are to be used against the Crimson. Little scrimmaging was looked for during the remaining days of practice.