New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
HARVARD.
THE CRITICAL STAGE IN FOOTBALL TRNiNiN'
THE FINS ~ DANGER

THE FILMS ~ DANCER.
Cambridge Mass. oct - 'Specl"p, va $780,,
vear ago at this time when the iid' W.
hogan IN tread It's downward way anu "oP7 '
sock the supporters Of the CRIMSON II IT, )" 70
tho r,ost critical period Of the football season anu
cantain and coachers look forward TO IL WIN "io',
-. To-, o,,rahcnsion AS usual, the season op'"eu
hri,h,,y on tho whole A fair proportion OF inc
old men were back; the new ones were p,9
Tn. work at first full OF Nlsor III" nv 7
scores were made against the teams vi SHINE 49,,
80, 1 scbools The interference was ehectiVe'
on1 ,ho whole style Of play encouraging M u'D
.a.son advanced there gradual iaiiihs Vi,
on, ,ho i,,erfaronce grew less effective men acteu
no T., oyorstroined and for time there was
stondstu At the beginning OF last "ecA ''o p'
ing had reached about its lowest Po'"' - " w
ossi,Io :, may 20 even lower, but as Things nave
turned out it seems reasonable to eHpec. 'ia'',,'u
-, nsoaoo any further bacbsliding. on wednesday
cooler weather set In. bringing win II "'Sl''"'o'
. H. team There was a noticeable improvement
=, .,rk hahind the line The backs succeeded oi'oc
more in falling into the spirit ana A''''N y, M.
ference and the aggressive WORK pe0"''e '"''i
Thus far no great effort has been maze 10 ue'e''p
,,a came In the finer details. In the places Oh
tackle and guards there has been Kho'y p'oo'e"'
for the coachers to solve. They want 10 N"eP
,,-,.re behind the line as a rush-ne halipacK' NS
h Ia &c unexcellod. Acton has shown up 80
vol M Guard that this seems rosslpic. ~ - ,
FOR substitute except Parker, VINO mas noe S"g Thn
much progress until WITHIN the Ia. WI" ~ nlane
think he may be able TO lit INTO the ptCc
nv thc time OF the Springfield game Manahan nae
Developed into tackle within Two we m, Inton
doing finely There Is still "A chance that optoii,
viii play right end. In that case Harvard nn IA
makeup in the line. barring accidehls VII, W a.,
guards Newell and Mannhan tor tackies anu I'm
and ,r CRGn i %ns R5 f %r centre connor
H. Deal for tackle. and stevenson ioI Ruai' -,
hind the line II is still toss-up bet"@en roster
M rh tsjrchiId Charlie Brewer for fullback ana
half even the coachers themselves could not row
predict the lucky man II nay be r GRAY now yo Or,
secret practice In soldiers Field VIII be neld two
or three times week. MI Deland nen ,' W
,rarticablr However, Harvard will not rely upon
Them. they will be sandwiched In jldcloUsly with
tho nlain straichtforward style OF football
The third ten OF the famous institute of ITO from
90 were pulled out" Thursday night in the fol-
loving order: g. : Stman, X. H. Hollo"el, j.
Waren. IT. J.. Satieree. Z. 6. Cowdin,, II. siorrs;
F. Dunied. \. cox j; lays, ~ MOTIFS anu
as honorary memb,r H a, rds osor o, can.
tain ~ the senior crew. and ledyard Heckscner OF
Philadelphia was chosen to sncfed nun n rhsonrg
rowed bow In his class ere" III DUH SoP"o'i'"iS
I'll" fre,hn,an class organized on Tuesday night
and elected X. n. Stephenson president j. W. Dun,
lop vlcc-presgent. and James Dean secretary ana
treasurer. ,,.
ing the plgn OF cutting down the row OF elms whlcn
extends from Quincy-st. To- Harvard Square. form
ing the natural BOUNDARY Sa 'v , SVu'n Sur ~ NV
mands thc widening Of the street. The question
has been relerred TO- ,h pS mere stnd
The Lawrence Scientific School has assigned the
9'i r. Gsry 90 s. Riehardson. j. j. E@iin. b.
Judd H. H. kceer. j. ". Mackaye. G. stevens J.
Whttrcn e. F. stiles. 4. Abbott. J. ". D, Maury
g. X. Perry, q. l.. Swendsen. Normal scholarships:
\. A. Dodd, J. J.. Frezeur G W. Mis- {. &. WI,
and J.. W. Kline