The evening times., 1895-11-14

A football players epitaph reads:
Here lies my flesh aud broken bones,
Never again in this world 10 wake,
Aud over my fate my sad soul mOurns-
Ided FOR the want OF more domestic break
The Unit.
The Orange management goes right on
with preparations for the game with Yale
at Manhattan Field on Saturday, as though
no such organization as the Crescent 4. C.
existed. That Orange viii put in her strong
est team against the New Haven people is
assured, aud great gainemay be expected
Play will DE called at 3 D. IN.
Crescent VIII surely appear at Eastern
PARK on Saturday afternoon. ana VIII be
ready to play Orange the last game in the
series for the championship cup. They win
clai I'M the trophy by ydcfault-anempty honor.
The game - will hardly attract :, vasi at
tendance, but Crescent VIII have indicated
her-iDsition according to the Crescent line III
argument.
Capt. wycsoff, OF Cornell. says that if
the Tigers had played fair game ithout
resostinE TO tactics calculated TO produce.
delay, the game at New York on Saturday
would have resulted i'll a lie. After ti..
play the Princeton captain would yell soon
after he bah was put iu play. "A man hurt.
rake our Timer. The ball was never really
down when this crr would be given. or
course several seconds were thus gained
nt-aiilioush there werr no men hnrt it
gave the men time 10 get up and get ready
for The next play without losing any of the
thet, most precious lime. As tins WAS done
each play, 1T. OF course. gained considerable
uii,e- and won the game. After PriDceton's
touchdown there were but eight seconds
r.aiiainiri.. Capt. Wyckoff. ;s well as the
resi- of the team, caught Gu TO this foxy
trick by Princeton, but their appeals amount
eti 10 nothing. as the rule is to take out
time when Il man il hurt.
The Cornell team j. MT in as good cop.ii-
ton as was first supposed after their re-
turn from the Princeton game Frrcburn
has fnIiaria and will hot play SATURDAY
against Brown. Ritchie Is laid up with a
spr;tined ankleand has not been out. Young
took place at full back SATURDAY..
Yesterday the signals were practice-i for
half an hour. when the varsity lined up
against the college. The first two or three
minutes the varsity pll yc1i a very sn.ippy
game 4 nj made a touchduw In short order,
but after this touchdown they played with
lack of energy. The college scored two
touchdowDs. Shuch hurt his right arm
however, viii be all right for Saturdays
game Rodgers. Richie and Frccbnrn will
not be ahict" play against Brown. Wycknm
made some good punts which did credit la
the line also, rs they held the college well.
Ammon. for the college, did well at right
bali back, scoring both touciniowns. The
following was the lineup yesterday:
Right end, Taussi.; right tackle. Sweet
land; right guard, Gibson: center. Shuch;
left guard, Canfich; left tackt,, Fitch; left
end, Lyle; quarter back. Wycknf: lett half
back. Saussy; right hair back, Starbuck;
full back. Young.
Princeton Nov. l4.-The practice ves-
ierday marked the beginning OF the end
or the football season at the Princeton
camp. Tie men returned from the Della
ware Water Gap greatly benefited by
The change OF air and anxious to settle down
10 tue last week of serious work.
The team displayed more life in their
practice than las been seen since early
in the season, and in the first half the
play was fast and furious. TIE Varsity
played IN aggressive game and kept the
ball well in the scrubs territory. R"sen-
garicn scoring Il touchdown after four
minutes play.
suicr sprained his ankle in scrimmage
and was carried from the field. Poe TAX
Ing his place "a quarter. After an eN3mina-
iipn, Dr. Boyaird stated that his. Injuries
We're but slight and he would be able 10
play in a day or two.
Thc gates were closed in the second
half. and none but the players and coachers
We're allowed on the grounds. The twenty
minutes OF secret WORK was devoted to per-
fcciinc the general tcsnn play ana inter-
ference. The management have decided
to devote more attention Ia strategic
play in the future. and a number Of tricks
were practiccd. A host of Coachers were
on the field, and every man Oh the Var
sity was personally instructed by one or
more veterans.
Tie makeup of The team that will face
Yale was definitely settled upon after
the practice. Cap. Lea dismissed Hearn
from the training table after the Harvard
game and substituted ThOmpNn at left
end The work of the latter was far below
the standard of tie Cornell game. ard the
management decided to rcinstaie Hearn,
and after considerable CoaNing lie agreed
to again enter the ranks.
galley has recovered from his injuries
received in the Cornell game. and was at
his post at center. Capt. Lea posted the
folio wing list of men who VIII eat at the
'Vursi;y training table the rest OF The sea-
son: Ends. Hearn and Cochran: tackles,
Church and Tyler; guards. Rhodes and
Eiers: center. Galley: quarter back. SGtcr'
half backs. Rosengarten and Armstrong;
fun back. Baird.
New Haven, Nov. / IA mother Yale foot
ball coach arrived yesterday and joined the
foot ball faculty that is now laboring to in
still yridiron knowledge into the brains OF
Captain Thornc and his players. The latest
arrival is Billy Rhodes the famous tackle
and captain of the 80 team.
He is The sixteenth coach who has been
engaged during the past fortnight. The
practice yesterday was in many respects
the most severe of the season. The college
eleven was unusually strong. and two fun
thirt y-fiye-minute halves were pla yed under
the Supervision of full set Of officials.
There was an enormous crowd of students
present, and as much cheering and euthusi-
asm as there is in regular exhibition
game.
There were a number of sensational
plays. Sheldon broke through the varsity
line and blocked q punt. and Whitcomb
rushed the ball over the varsity line. Cap
tain Thorne played brilliant game behind
the line and received considera bic applause.
Jerrems sprained his weak knee again.
and had TO retire from the game. 1t is
feared that his injury will unfit him for the
Princeton game and compel the coaches TO
put Letton In at full back. ". X. Cross
played right guard again.
The varsity line still showed great signs
of weakness, and several times big gains
were made through the line by the college
eleven. Hammond was especially effect
i've in finding holes, and worried Captain
Thorne's men a great deal. The coaches
have certainly not as yet found the real
trouble in the line, and the students are
becoming more and more worried over the
outlook for defeating Princeton. The game