The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-04

eleven fYr The ,s,scn; Re has played substitute
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although he played II Regularly At Lawrence,
against sa1,I Af aSSTsrd and MH prin m Slsy M sSss ,gOsSit K.
bicycle ridor. took Marshall's position AZ left
guard; playing sGEs + handsomely: MARVIN and
doing most OF the ground.eaininR Hail Il" stiii
kept at right ond on the varsity and sIocoyitch
at left. More changes are expected tomorrow.
ITHACA, Nov. 3.-The Cornell football elevon
has not recovered yet from the shock OF the
Koevor, and Mclaughlin nro on the injured iist.
and have not been able to line up since. Cornell
has a game Saturday with Pennsylvania State
The varsity lined up for the first time this
down before the varsity scored. This seemed
TO infuso a little life, Into the varsity, which
then made three touchdowns and Young kicked
Coach Warner, when asked as to tho pros
poets for the tSu rest ,. OF t ,n99 season: said;
iurics received in the Harvard game It will, I
think continue to play GOOD football. We OK
once gained in tho three hard games which We're
played in three successive weeks will help to
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eleven on Thanksgiving Day Cornell will have a
team that will compel the ouakors to extend
every energy TO win."
PRINCETON, Nov. a. Princeton's practice
against the scrubs this afternoon was marred
Baird, but in other respects Il was fully equal to
Yesterdays nne showing. The varsity played
line four times in the twenty-five minute prSe.
tlce. Ba I'd missed two OF the goals. Crowds
wa i in the og game , for " w short iort time but hurt
Dickcy taking his place at left guard. Beam
PLAYED PLAYED a and star w,u sa% ne , at guard + for The
eleven tomorrow. Burke played quarter buck
for the varsity to-day for the first time in fairly
good style; he Is q 1900 m man, and has been
lie made himself solid with the coachers by q
sensational fortyr.yard run for q touchdown be-
airy sick with malarial fever, and Trainer Mo
Masters says that tho star half back will not DO
able to play until the latter part of next week.
PROVIDENCE. Nov. San important change
has been made on Browns football schedule by
Isle Indians at New York instead Of here. This
will leave the team with no more homo games
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range q game with Dartmouth were futile.
Coach Moyle is now bending his, efforts toward
are both suffering from broken collar bones.
Boynton Hopkins Smith, and Anderson are
being tried Tor tho position. Melendy is inn
proving, and will be able to take his place at
tackle later in the season.
%CAMBRIDeE. Mass, Nov. 3.-Harvard had no
trouble in debating Wesleyan this afternoon
by u score OF "a to .. Eight points were lost BY
the failure of Cochrane and Haughton to kick
goals. The raw and disagreeable weather kept
many persons away from the game, and in the
huge grand stands there seemed hardly a hand
full of people. The game was altogether too
one-sided to DO interesting. Harvard was
favored by a strong wind in the first half and
scored several touchdowns in quick succession.
Al no time In the game did Wesleyan make a
gain of over fifteen yards. Dodds. the Wesleyan
null back, used poor Judgment in attempting to
punt against the wind, and Wesleyan lost moro
ground than she gained. For Harvard. the inter.
ference and the spirited playing of the backs was
magnificent. but the team as n whole showed
little life. In the second half Harvard took a
stiff brace and pushed the Wesleyan team about
asst 1t had been a high school eleven. In the
first half Kelly, the left half back, was badly
injured and removed from the field. Harvard
sent Sawin around the ends for the first touch.
down. Cochrane kicked goal. A few minutes
later Swain, after fumbling the ball twice and
not. being stopped by any Wesleyan man,
made the next touchdown. Cochrane kicked
long dashes. and Bouv6 was sent through
the centre for a touchdown. Cochrane failed
TO kick goal. The sume work WAS repeated
again and Bouve scored two more touchdowns
CoChrnne missed one of the goals. Score: Har-
yard, %; Wesleyan, o. In the second half
Parker took Dibblee's place at left half back.
Harvard set a lively pace and sent Parker and
for long gains around both ends and bat
tered the Wesleyan line. Bouve was pushed
at goal. Garrison next took Cochrane's place
at quarter back. Donald, Sawin, and Parker
made several pretty dashes, and finally Haugh-
ton crossed the line for the last touchdown.
failed at goal. Darkness prevented
a continuance of the game. The lineup: