The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-03

prisod the Crimson. oioven uenlii2 Sneir lnonSe-
successfully worked nnEainst q heavy line Ike
Harvard has to-day. ThS concnors realize theiT
mistake @ In rci sSTs'1PS Parker. His injured leg had
only barely recovered when, after the nrst
s sc ~hIhnISS' sullivan nj M' Il tie most aggressive hair
back Harvard has. ~. ..,.,, a..
Contrary to oxpoct,sSt a Ts;,t the So5 mss ssnnof 81 or rSo
No conjoeturcd. Tho wonderful, work of Boul
during the last three games, In Loading the
linden, tandem I pblSy osp ION line, Hieavos the position
OF left guard undo3 ided. nou, Mas covered that
ppo 9 % 9lled II admirably. Swain ought to
push Whoe!cT, from LOT t9Skio, az ohS Inter Is
"EfIhl, Sy s OF ihS ss G'f interest g,sa i. being taken by Hor-
ward students Over, tho Iaie'ShiGngo game on
many nvNS points against The strong Newton eleven
as Yale did, and adding this fact to the recent
r nHtSrsiiy Believes that Chicago Will come out
ahead.
New HAVEN, Nov. 2.-Yale put in hard foot
bali practice in tho rain, to-day. Tho pleasant
feature Of The play Sy, w Ssl the "a spP ,Ss soSes as O. Sot tSs
crack West Point eleven that played Yale a tie
last Saturday. His presence lent enthusiasm to
today drilled the Yalo back folds In the fine
points OF The game. The varsity scored twice,
tic varsity lott half, made some fine gains for
tho varsity; Tlubbell, q freshman, played left
end; c@,!s0 T Gss,S Sn'h in Ss sSpt liz i ena D snd S IS oSs
removes ono OF tho most competent, plucEy and
big fellow .sobbed like n child to-day when
ho realized that ne was out o. y: IT. Is
s @hsn he ro ssSs s.a lie viii p%r ytm ~ resume IS rs" his
place in the line about Friday. John Hall
played right end on the varsity. and put up the
strong and Bill Hickok. who played half and
guard in '93. were In their old positions on tho
mem are dissasted at the action q Prineeton in
cancclling tho freshman game seheduled to be
P EnaEIiS f nsFe f By CART api G ls1s aS' oi th %af Prince h5S,.
ton varsity football eleven without any excuse
being sent for the unprecedented action. The
ness bs Yale and Princeton. Manager
Townsend Of the Yale 1901 eleven said to-day
surprise, and that arrang, moUts had moi, yet
been made tor hiling the open date: The Yale
management ina 'se r.mn haze soS 9e9 ,Ss making XXI az exf Prinse,p p1"h ms
throwing up the sponge is regarded as very un-
sportsmanlikc. A hne point OF play arose in to-
and Sophomore at the Yale field. Both elevons
scored y touchdown, tho frcshme kicking a
mores after their. touchdown. the ball was sent
low. 1t hit tho hands OF a freshman, bounded
a allow %" Because Weaa ",I The sb bali toschei the hands OF a
freshman before 1t went over tho bar: Many of
tho sophlomorcs thought that the goal should be
20 on record as a tie. Besides the dispute over
tho Interpretation of the rule. there was a diff
whether tho ball bounded off the freshman's
hands over tho bar or wont just under it.
PRINCETON, Nov. 2.-The football PLAYED by
Princeton's varsity eleven this afternoon was
1 Tho " biz ' biesch ins oe on b both has sid sno OF the EMS rTia fihe1;
were we'll filled by undergraduates. who chccred
every, good play. The scrubs" had a heavy
lot Of line men and O good set OF backs OH tho
field, but they could do nothing against the
again tho backs Of the first team went around
see sras 0e 4nns! SU on tRs o in'sFff hrnS. t for
" scrubs" failed to advance the ball over tho
required distance once throughout tho game.
when he got tho ball on q kick. of and ran
ninety, yards for u touchdown behind quickly
formed interference. Despite the soggy con-
an entire absence of fumbling. The practice in
general was brimtul Of the enap and dash that
characterized the playing OF last years cham.
at last struck a winning gait and is rounding up
for a strong finish.
During tie g minutes q play the varsity
Jordan played centre for the scrubs" but
Booth, under Ballots coaching, played all
around the big seminary student. Dickey was
left guard again. and no promises to give n tus-
sic to Crowds for the place. The %lattcr's ankle
will be strong enough to permit him to play to-
mHrro at left GFa eRa p .otda ep . liz so ssenlsd Ea stF onS
the field on a kick every time. Barnard got in
in fne form. Edwards occupied Armstrong;
old position at right guard. and now that the
1s dtssr T Nine not m be HSl th to play gIlay again To!as this s. season n,s SON
through and tackling behind the scrubs line.
Fred Smith Of last years eleven was on the field.
of the week.