The practice of the Freshman football squad yesterday consisted of the usual game between the first and second teams. After the first eleven had scored two touchdowns by line bucking, the ball was given to the second and the remainder of the afternoon was devoted to defensive work. The second team was unable to make any gains during the first few minutes of play, but after substitutes were put in on the first the second steadily worked the all down the field by end running. Trott at left halfback on the second made good gains around Willard's end and often gained ground after being tackled. The defensive work of Bunting and Crocker prevented any gains around the other side of the line. Crocker's tackling was hard and low.
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