The Crimson eleven will take the field Saturday minus the services of Captain Coady, according to an announcement issued after yesterday's practice. Coady sustained an ample injury in the Geneva game which was thought to be slight at the time but which, according to present indications will keep him out of the lineup for another week at least.

Freshmen Downed 19-0

With several regulars on the side lines the University team took on the Freshman eleven for its third successive day of scrimmage yesterday. Largely due to brilliant runs by Miller and Putnam, the University succeeded in piling up a 19 to a count against the first year men. Following a long march by the University which resulted in the first touchdown, the Freshmen kicked off to the University's 25 yard line. On the next play Miller broke through tackle and raced 75 yards down the side lines for a touchdown. Putnam twisted his way through the 1930 team shortly afterwards from the 35 to the two yard line putting the ball in position for Cunningham's plunge for the last score.

Waterman is Bulwark of 1939 Defense

The feature of the Freshman defense was the playing of Waterman, a 210 pound tackle from Brooklyn Polytechnic School, who stopped practically everything that the first team sent on his side of the line.

Two scrubs were raised to the first squad at the beginning of practice. They were A. F. O'Brien '28, a guard, and David Guarnaccia '29, an end who is one of the fastest men on the squad.