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SECRET PRACTICE CONTINUED AT NEW HAVEN YESTERDAY
Ineligibles Put On Harvard Plays in Short Scrimmage With Regular Eleven.
New Haven, Conn., Nov. 16. -- Secret practice was again in order at New Haven this afternoon. The university team went through a short scrimmage with the ineligibles, the latter using Harvard formations. The first team was entirely on the defensive, except for a brief period when they took the ball and ran through a short series of offensive plays. But there was no tackling, the work being entirely of the dummy nature.
The punters received a great deal of individual attention and also there was some practice in kicking-off.
Bingham, Black, Church, and Gates did not report but otherwise the teams lined-up in the same order as yesterday.
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