The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

play. Waters. though has been out for a
week. and viii probably remain ~ tIe
game tho rest Of the sea on. ana h.s
big comrade will probably soon loiIc"
him. Halowel VIII have to brace VI, ~, ,,,
he is letting the ENDS OF vls4t.ns nc
box him for too many end-runs Ill.,
q We The Brown team got MY ydius
through him and the game WIN .ne
orange Athletic Club was not much De
Whether there will be any Yale Prince
tor game - just now qnandary. ldtt ,
uItlmafam tc Princeton Is December ON
or 10 * mt Princeton Is nor Ikeiy W
accept tins and 81 IS P9Ssluie thal ~
csne viii be played Yale VIII nave 10
conprtn,,ec, the Tigers say on DecrmDer
Ist This. though. rom present "u,'o .,,
Vale wlu not do as she thinks IL 100
ue4r the Harvard game Princeton may
gl4- ia fCt the sake Of peace, bu. nv
scbti,trrt IS very strong at present Tor
l''"""s'.' nc A''' - " W. J. r. J.
THE orhgEHs CAN'T CONE n i!T.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. oct %. Special
-IeuusyWauias play IS improving every
Gav aud there is a good deal mat wins
In IL but there Is just enough mat doh
win 20 make her lose when she meets
team tnat Is her e4la'' haIFdIu 10
propaUi; her superior bat whether she
is OF not she VIII. Princeton rs her
superior and will win sure. II the t2uakI
ers meet a team they can beat thcy II
btlilE
ward or Yale The reason, a. near as
c .,p bv a @quittcr." II they were
aIi Old piavcrg 1t would not make the
difference il Will i'm their case, mat ol
being inexperienced III many 49,,
kuipe Is "A man who can play DflIudItIs
II he Is winning. Those VINO KNOW MN
best and the iHcNperCh1tl chapS
hind him expect 20 see the fehhsEN a T,,i,e,3
rail 20 come uP TO their mari
Harvard and princeton are played.
An Old cXDcricEced player ana oiIt
VINO served an honorable ard long lCiIu
on the Quaker team said 10 me IettI'y,
s,NViUiarrg is too good Is man 10 pay oIl
tho srrub In my humbl" opinion ne u
worth half a. dozen men Ike hhlpe, WIZ
Is brilliant ia a winning game "GL '', ~
not the heart in LOSING game. 'l.,,b
kuIpe's fellow players IN me gam. W.
Princeton last year describes the loutii-
down that beat the QUcdkers as III
lows. "The scrlmmaB was near V.I
goal and the ball was paSSeu Dan so
I[uipc for punt. ] saw MIN SHuL I,a
,ycs and kick into the rush me hyh
instead OF rushing 20 save the pau ~
stood Sun and watched a 1lEei, 49,
and win the game. our line McIu 49,
rfu}fv in this instance ana hulpe ia"
AMPLE time for a good kick. .. t.,
one thing Is certain Kntpe Is muCh I to
f.,Ior 10 Williams as a quarter WINE ~
,r rut up n fair game at hail; ne
strongest back field would be: W il"atHiio'
colbert OsgOod, and Brooke. OHl lEt,,
Of course. is impossible as knlPe t'I M
Captain will have to play. The neSt o.
raug,mcnt then would be. " mains,
Knipe OsgOOd, and Brooke Ellh,i ~ a.
of these back fields is strong; PSEGpIi -
, great ground gamer. He don't foIlo"
his interferers on all occasions but tsls
Is impossible as they are too low Iot
him II he waited he would NOT max,
anv ground OsgOOd is fOot-ball lTedh
and a. such had better be left 70 pay
Ella own game In that way he viii he a
Ground gaining back He has got nerve
and can be depended upon IN DE saIHhtTi11'
So can Brooke and Wharton. Inc dDiI-
lies OF the rest OF the team are probe
rnatical. Brooke IS the greatest kicker III
the college world to-day, although "a, az
forwards The ends Upton ana R9seh-
rarten and the tackles, Minds and Nag-
rnhorst are not fast enough rttheIS 70
take proper ADVANTAGE OF BI9oH h !INd
EuuOn- be 10 such punter. bIoOkt -
better at drOp-Ncking this year man
last and then he made several kua'a
AGAINST small teams and missed NV
against Yale 10y less than q yard each'
Giving the Blue the tichtest kind OF a
race II viii be remembered that mao
two Of these three been successful are
would have been beaten by the score OF
81 TO a. Brooke Interteres Wen ana
bucks the line strongly. lie Is sure
catch Of the bali and tackler. and seems
70 have but one laull' that Oh 9Gc"S rbie
ally getting up speed too SLOWLY ms
nv the way seems TO be the greatest
Weakness of the entire team. In Osgood
and Brooke the Quakers nave two backs
second TO none and when .Knipe Is at
haIr-back they have a THIRD. who at
times Is brilliant and on the whole VIII
average up as a fair back. As quarter
Williams is first-cass. He Is sure, quick,
passes where you want them, tackles
fast and ottcn, Knipe can't pass at an
straight and seldom gets into tackle
although interfering well.
In the llse there Is one first class man,
Guard Wharton He Is big, strong,
pIuCky, a sure advancer or the nall ana
yin carnpare favorably with such guards
as Wheeler, Hckok, and Mackie. He Is
the only drst-class man on the line IL
IS hard 10 inc pronounced faults in the
others. individually or collectively, but
nei(hcr As a man, or a forward line are
thew ~ lie first class Some people don't
bel .vo this but when they face Harvard
and Princeton il will show rather man
a., en-. rr,senf games y. j.. y.