New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-09
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
HARVARD.
ANXIOUS ABOUT FOOTBALL PLAYERS WHO ARE
HARVARD.

ON PROBATION.
Cambridge, Nov. (specaD.-The principal discus
sion with everybody Just now is about football ana
the specis tonic in football which is first in every
ones thoughts Is "wir Mackic, Corbet. and waters
get of probation Monday not?" For 1t VIII DC
decided late Monday night at the hcuhy hiee"ns
whether these three football WORTHLESS have done sun"
GENTLY well In their course this fall 10 warrant tne,
being put COZ probation, in other words TO DC "
lowed to play in the Yale game at springfield FOR no
man at Harvard who is ION proeauoh" Is aho"'' '"
play in any athletic contest.
II they do not get of probation, lIsrvaras chahce'
for victory will become rapidly less. For hacRe IN
particular, big six foot tweineh 19o poiio mn
badly needed at guard to face tbs mighty lie"oi"e
The whole centre is weak. as everybody h"o" ~
Yale is bound 10 concentrate her atmcHs az '''
point II Hefelnnger does moi meet sohic one 49,,
near his matcn there will be no need In har's'us
.tt.mptipe 70 stop Yae's dashes through the centre
for Vail ga the most likely candidate for the QUIET
guard will have IDS hands more tiah fui WIN
MORRISON Therefore, Corbett Is not 50 DaoN heeoe"
al hafback as is Macke at guard although vi couo'
he is needed to assist Lake Lake Is al presen' o'Is
overiraiped.-iu fact he has worked 700
hord-.and as a result will have to rest for
tew davs or week,-sn unfortunate thlhg
or This late day. Gray anu rearing arc
GOOD balfbacks but nowhere near CorDeUs OF Lahe
canals II Waters were of PROBATION he "ouiu p'op"
bly be put in at tackle and EInmons at the emu hu.
all Harvard do is to wait TIL next iuesuas
orninp when the decision of the faculty concerning
them will be made public. The yes or no Vi t',e
tacn,,v uin make world of difference with Iiarvard's
chances -, .,o
samuel Dexter l.. S., has been playing at guard the
last day or two bat of course, the instant that 'eho
has chance of playing in the Yale game NE "oui' ~
hack to centre. The only trouble with Dexer Is .a'
there is not much hope Of his being able to get lho
her
been In training fer q week. John Cranston VINO mas
,e, noyiee on the second eleven at centre III oiuer
that he might he able to coach the eieNen iho'o Vi
fectualy, was badly hurt in the practee YESTERDAY,
and as a result will not be able to he aDou' 4or S0
days. ~ ,o,,
The coalkcking contest for tie graduates cup '0oN
MACE ON Jarvis Field this last week and was AGAIN "o
- C.rta,, Renpie Trafford. This makes the secohu
year that Trafford has it. 1t becomes the prop
str of the man who wins it the largest NUMBER Vi
.,ras in ton wears Richmond Fearing. 49, Of New
York. who was Traford's nearest competitor ""ue
only g points, while Traford MADE H.
rho Union Club which consisted Of about ten ciups
last year has been reorgsnzed this fall and has noVeu
its rooms 10 the Roberts Block SO wei hhoW - ,.
harvard aIumnus. The club now consists oi nNo VII
ferept organizations, which occupy te s''ho oo"9
dlaerent evenings. The clubs making up '''o nio''
C,ub this year are the Graduate, the Deu'NohoI '.
tho Canoe the Chess and Whist ana inc 'd''~'""
These each have representative WHO comprise Wv
a,uootorota of the Union Club. A. W. Long Oi onc
GRADUATE Club is president: NJ Chamberlain the as
sstant secretary Harvard UniyersT n nrSe s.
echurz fle son of Carl SclhlTz are the NIce'PIcs0 Ia
otchoIder Of the Canoe Club is treasurer ana
r. " ". Nicolls, OF The Chess and Whist CluO' l. Sc
The monthly meeting of the shooting 1luD sOi
pre on the Soldiers Field YESTERDAY ierH ns g
he postponed match for the Founder up wy" i %nSt
w Eafh man shot at fifteen birds ana lie SO 100 US
.cores We're as follows: Sargent 1913, II rhe; %
Mack.,y' '9a Z; Dodge, 95, .; Everett ~ '1''"
FRIDAY the freshman eleven went 70 training n G Tie
,na candidates for the eleventh 0ther WoI I ~.
Inv uS H. enhstt,tes-are as follows WadswOrtu
Beyden Davis EDDY Potter Teee M pGeIan Au" The
WITH, .s a whole is light and unpromiNing anu "le
general verdict among the upper casen segS 10 de-
that the Yale freshmen Will nave Il1e "''"O"''' -
feating them.