New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
PLANS FOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL
THE SEASON RAPIDLY APPROAChiN"'
LID PLAYERS WHO WILL AGAIN BE AVAILABLE
FOR THE TEAMS-wOULD HARVARD LIKE
To MECn PRINCETON!
TO MEET PRINCETON


Technically speaking the Intercollegiate ''o'"'
season closes on THANKSGIVING Day with Srea' E''e
between two of the leading colleges IN the league "'
the championship. and spirited contest "e'"''" Wv
smaller colleges which der'"S inc hH' P'' ;"
the rare. But practically the season - hcN'' WV"
from one end # the year to the other ~ o"'" ~
the chanuonehip la, been won. the new captains
are elected and tie work of planning new ""' ~
the gam" Of wire pulling ior lew material Ut e'e
rrcparatory schools and OF training c3ndid'te,' s"'
hravcly on. The great championship games VI wv
intercollegiate football Association cX''e :" ''"'"
general into nowadays and require - 'ur" P'cpa
ton planning and trainn:. that the iali o'eH "'
afford sufficient time Ia race SATISFACTORY c'''V"
in the field Many Of the 5000 spectators VINO ~"
the battle between Princeton Yale on the br'c
oval ON Thank cvlns Day readily appic'!a ui ia''
tl,; the scientific PLAYING dt laycd IN that coN'>
wa, the taItgrow-h OF long and careful e'udy "'''
trpinin.. .
The. team work Of the big IIino cton ri>'erS inc
wonderful running. lodging and Kchln" "l ''n'>.
t, sk,ful pa ,ing and fcntinC "f Poe. me orig'h
.movr," and run. Of captain f'll OF YALE were a.
muci the fru,t Of long study Of practice. This Is
,,i,, rort,cul,rlv If some of the Yale men, "l'l fr
example played tho Val" team hvc years. i''
hogan to plav fpo.b;N a raw, uldcNc"T''
CHUNKY" ftr-hmln. With little experience. lie p"'
II ed hard and "loicd himself into b'o!" vi '
IL, and solid muscle Ent he mastered the hhc
/
IN tho summer time as n tie football season lie
olou at up late II night In vacation times. lh'hn"-
,cw t,7,t,rcI~ which were ready for use when college
opened
TN. .amc NAV ho said of CAPTAIN CumnocI. Of ii"r
ward and II l. proal" thD Captain Poe "i iI'''''"'
IA, not been Idle his summer Cant;hn 'n'n'l""
pr,ctl,,d with one Of hi, men throughout last WI"
Ter ard -, c,4l IL the Harvard 'n!id';'' look i'"
onll hom" with them this last summer I" c'""c ''
GINNING 81 tho foot
.ni .,a. ,chcn m" colleges IN the lnf"rro'ciat'
Football A.,mla,.nl open tms month tlcr" VIII not
lie on hand ii, u'di,, Ici mob that crowded '''e
ro!lc.. campus few yc,r> Az. There VIII IT, Pi'nN
81 new material. 81 ronr'. bat II VII have I" % "' 4"
unusually promising and experienced order I" ''"n
I'D a.aii.,f the. old Bat AZ r''>r'i TIE ""'''"
for the cnrnin- football II -" - Interesting -
# va, lat c.ar. lIalNa;d la, w.tltlra"h from INC
League .id viii not pay outside 81 W" r'''-''''
N,y VI. kr, will probably rrsrct this greatly. b'"h'c
II !, Likely that Harvard Will hav" the hr>f tah t'''
year t,,, eyer wore tho cria."n Cumnp,k l. a
,nt,A.I .ciu, ard an ini"f'i:-;''ic w"r.er. More
n."r. Harvard vii prohhb, retain more ".d PLAYERS
..,n ,,., Vii. go Princeton. 1ul Harvard viii IN
dplbi"ily met la" ard possibly We-Icy'A ana w"
University Of Pennsylvania and Cambridge "r Wv"
Haven viii some fine games sui. 'lero hh' pc"
some Iui summer fs,tiau talk" Ia tho effect that inc
i.n,l,nl men u. tamhgidr" aHd PinW"t"h w"uln N"'
lc nyc.,. t. PLAYING gam" with each other TINS iili'
%, >,,c Of ;. uuplca-ant controversy between liar'
YARD Ard pr1 c"t"n last SEASON.. Wh'a princeton Do"
90, the fAii term in I'll" Edii" Of the month some
u..ns definite viii lie heard on t''~ N'"r'
rhc association pr the Graduate Advisory Cora
u,it,c. ii, ,.r.rt ;ll,~ MONTH"; Int generally their meet
Ing. arr not allied until >'re time IN o't''1"r. w'n
IN, >, h.ul" II ...ur~ made" IL" prcpar.h; 81 "i !"
I m. cau.. IF n'l.h wire prn-. But. with Ii":-
vri ont If the League this should be more easily ar
ranged than ,~n"l
rr.n.cou ia" clampon wilt suffer the loss OF many
81 The. l,.- men Ia, the oral-r and Ola 4"
luh., C,wan. t,c"r-e. Janeway. Channirs, D"hhei'
aud Cash At" not expected I? r''Irh ., '" i',,'
Caltain Poe. Hiuk. Warren Ard furnrs> III last YEA!
team " II play JONES. >uh-'r". MAJ rct IL P.i' :
on the tr.u. and nonan> and Lewis. who piaNtd 10y
i.imcri.n vii be- Obliged depend on III" IN onni
II, hinin lass or The bulk -" her team y, '',, !, 't
fun,l "r /, = expected To- turn ont n large hdth'i
captain ,,ill. If Yale has played five years "n inN
team and l. u>.riu"ntN prohibited from plt, hs
again l;ui b. prot ABLY would lot cay" I" fi\r aiy
u ~. run" t. the game. Hanson. the ,nir rush AID
-,agr. i'h end ru>.cr. VII !'d return 4, '"ii'.r
and il.i,7cll, t." Other end ru,hrr. pursued p',t
graduate ,oui>r lat yea and l. hartl ">'"i'i IA H.
Lut Cap,n Kn.c~ Nrwsll and i",icinccr. old rush
err. viii NOT ~" .r,dnaf''i for another '" liAf' y
r.y,t La bach. viii a>D hc senior THIS year, "a
M"luns. hf hal! back. viii b" junior H. s"Fri ~'''
:, Nmt -. T. "r.N.- - l''. e., :, ~" ~ T.: -.
,ril! u..r".! .du.,'"-. Sac Il A i"N .''-'
i.ronin@ f'!lan las ila' MI! finnish s'd !''"r'
for Harvard captain Cu!nn,.h WI r'~na" D. I'd
pl,," At lrr I'D rush. 'od Cosby r:r "ni. trh1n
At lru guard. Tlt"; '"niir riN' va - iia''i -,
spring. Dean Is r",iy t. ply rn"ri,r l"; in"'h
hall buck. With rar"s Al m:h' ha!t hach. rE'3r!
VIII play hi second Year ~ fan 'rh COD mt
81 pla,"> this season .'d th' incoming freshman
,lr>~ VIII hay" many r"-i ray"r> Harvard ha' a
line nucleus and 'unln"ck Will hay" his men IN good
condition when college "pcHs.-