The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-09

no received o crisp IS bill for his services.
As ho took the money he looked surprised. and
Five dollars. chi We'll. that's generous.
,M S,lSyr. the the team e sI.S on on which ne play regularly. /.
iOmonsdo 4 he does Won, and II he's. i"I good
people h svs sss' sunday g q SEl,HT Il ye ssy Want mt P Pl"y with you
%CAMgR2oE. Nov, s.-It is very evident that
ants intend to conceal the movement" Of y the
Harvard eleven from the public and keep the
Forbes declares that any news Concerning The
Haryard team must come directly through him.
This evening he was called away. a oSnSrSa for .:
the tin,s eoa ae tS Of t hio. nisSwspapGr men EN- he left a few
mSrizine the days work. MI He r0G said 'I tRe
practice was sharp, but rugged and rather
encouraging FbS ,s so%ing sl, 30 near scnro the Yale
the varsity. One short half was played against
tho freshman eleven. Tho latter team played
HnfsIE gv wefl. ana This GE i ali tSa Ta% eoaI rp6 Be h Iesrh asI
Of the practice to-day; Cambridge is already
deed. some Of tho show Windows Sppsi in Harvard
square quar- have alreadE been decorated for the
banjo, and mandolin clubs will give a con.
cert in Memorial Hall; Contrary to ex-
performance. College men and graduates only
VIII be allowed to attend and aimittanco will
been 'f quite IN P psHs'S sfrsif y0aTFSS re t present aane cRo hss
Is desirable in that the students can all get to.
Gfa sing the college songs. and awaken the
bers OF the varsity footbaii team. the crew and
baseball men win attend in a body, as well as
the track athletes. The event promises to be
exceedingly lively and interesting. The Grim
son has offered to print for distribution at the
to them this week by students. This will be tho
first time in several years that the Yale eleven
fE f%i that hos ever been played on Soldiers
PRINCETON. Nov. s.-The Tigers to-day were
Put through a light signal practice. 9ftor which
i% e';"P ns st%s IT q in af tha %or Ffi Of the Th sFst w sisye no
the line or around the end Tor long gains behind
beautiful Interference. One touchdown was
wet field and the fact that the ball was thickiy
coated with mud; Quarter Back Baird got tho
Of fumbiins. Crowds was not on the f1ien on
account Of his weak ankle, which ilS got another
two or th In ssS Sa lSst F Roosh M Wss wall aI. be k ls5d out oil for Sy
bruises and slight injuries received on Saturday.
Potter. 'ss, received a trial at left guard. He
guards in the Yale game. He is 6 feet 3 inches
hammer for the track team. Dickey played in
place Of Booth at centre to-day. kim" Kelly
malarial fever and is now At to play a hard
tice: however; and viii have to hustle to beat
Reiter out. He jumped into tho game to-day
good impression on the coaehers. Hiliebrand
received q black eye BY an accidental blow while
practice Faird went through a long drill in
kicking goals from touchdowns, and Wheeler
and Ayres were coached in punting and CATCH
New HAVEN, Nov. s.-Three Yale Varsity
players were laid of to-day because Of their stiir
E 9aTl sn asf Rsn ts Gh,ieaS HS on SSS at,srsSg .homid D d. 3.
being carefully handled BY. the football teams
PhysisifSn ns Hi He w win irs be al right for ii the big
| He did not 90 int0 the pama at all friday Con.
BSs s sseIef rs hls sl Rilsis . c sads. i IL. : is f1 tso li THnn for
and and Il IT, looks as though he would 60
SO sure. Less. than a quarter Of an
hour: open practice vas had BY the eleven: The
t srss te as% P Fsss varsity .lsSitlpE ws sSS t @S9h on i tho t dc
services Of head coach Frank Butterworth for
father. Ben Butterworth, tho Ohio statesman.
but word has been received here that he is bet
verse news comes from his fathers bedside. Tho
Gid Yale practice Of learning new songs. es-
and singing them before the contest and dur,
Ing intermission. will DO repeated this year.
Several ad OF the college ,H poets are at work on on bal,
given out late this week. The faculty have
voted to omit all recitotions on saturday morn.
nale freshmen should win their game with
Princeton 1901 here on Saturday. They have
been coached by A. S. Goodwin. last years half
back and catcher, who is prevented from trying
The practice for two days will be sharp and
short; not a man on the eleven shows signs Of
entertaining.
FHILApELPHIA. Nov. SIT is probable that a
shift will have to be made permanently in the
Pennsylvania eleven, owing to the injury to the
SlsTer x 1,ts'e Fl If S sRa / 5ssP H H. sSS;o a. the Yin IN;
badly in that game, and though 1t was not
thought at the Time that he would be out Of the
to riSy again this year. pr. White made
Lax Off completely until 1t is entirely well. which
, time Pennsylvania will be in a hard way owing
! TO the crippled condition, OF Boyle and Dickson
fo.Gs ~ G GnSR SEs Snas'e tr to SO 3a ints tho s game and
, he HE W WiI II need careful coaching in The pps position e &
that e Capt Minds WiiI be shifted again Il
! DO done until 1t Is found necessary ia
d dHep S oe BaTIs Is at me end b psr%qSlT ,Sah Tse Ic con
!, he may be able to get into the Wesleyan game
. place young Folwell, the freshman. who was re
{ spSnsible for the Indians two scores. Dickson,
Though the cartilage Of his knee il
ENV " 10 tnTOWn OUT NJ any llIDe
, Since both he and Boyle are liable to
+ injury at any time. 1t is quite probable
. the team did nothing but light signal practice
today barring about Ave minutes play. In
, ms time. Coach Woodruff devoted himself
3 to carefully strengthening the weak points
i noticeapie in Pennsylvania's play on Satur
DAY; lie thinks the Indian game will do the
Quakers q lot of good.
? AMHERST, Oct. S.-Amherst has protested tn.
tie game of last Saturday with Williams on the
= ground that Patterson, the referee, blew hi:
whistle for a down before Fifer started on the
/ 3Oyard run resulting In a touchdown. Phtter
: son lost his head and made conflicting state
! ments, finally saying he did not know whether
. no blew or not; and the decision was left to the
= umpire and linesmen. who said they did moi
/, hear the whistle. The protest will probably b,
y decided BY Dartmouth. the other college In the
I triangular league, but may be delayed several
i weeks.
I The football team Of the ChicIGo A. A. arrived
I In town from New Haven yesterday afternoon
. IL Is the intention OF Capt. Draper to rest hi
I men for several days. aB their game with Ynl,
N | m GnI ~ p ~ asaa1 .aAa 5000 - H. Hot H.