The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-12

and Burden. The latter playa a less arrressive
Ola last t" out II the ,0 game. 0I In S essS Re Is ss SaRiSsptS I'd
injured, II Z expected that the weakness at
centre can be SUI hoisntlys strengthened by the
dldates for quarter back. The former shows
bottsr goneralship but is not 50 good on
with the GeeulsTity Of ciockworE. His inter.
ference is nne. Cocnrnne Is an accurate goal.
Dibbloo has done consistent good work
t6ronEh roSfo the aTon sess on His aoasins win gain
gets injured; ,Ths position Of right hal half n BACK
player OF the lot, but 10 liable 10 get hurt. Coz.
ssa: l. s nSt Z R'f Z not 's ssp ss%i K tS.es q 4, UP %In last e
ar sssTss.iys s. game: Su. (. SrTssic and nos
the line ln good shape, and Pier e a 0S sars
s safiSa u pSln'f to. t TAKE pi Si5h |pFo9 piss. S iS
case the latter 4, injured. Parker plays q
S Sal ss cannon sn%es and l. Sss P SSos' 4 M5 me and q Ss'& !;
erratic and far from being q finished player.
Brown Is 2 good t tSGsiSr =, and plays . strong
S %sr re S SIsss ssus sSS1 vs y At ! halt Sl1F' Ssst % ssa fahi
for SSSt tho TAI iatt ssFT place. no He Is Ar Su %orG more nsod sS.
s,rosr on p iSs a.s 'ssn hAg %aSpso though SSS :. not nS,,s Sc
putting tho majority Of Harvard football en-.
thusiasts hope to SEQ Warren start in the game
Despite tho efforts of the management. mum.
fallen into the hands OF speoniator saw" who ns are
mornings Crimson Is published a letter from 1His
action Of the Harvard student who is reported
e have S obtained ena, tgen;Iy E0oS seats and sold
OF $3.50. Tho Crimson ommen editoriufly on
the action OF those students who have disposed
az e sasIT taSs Of af II insS %hiaS Is n saa Gays ss ssss II IL Is 3
Disgrace to the whole university.
tonight the undergraduates are singing When
we go marching through Harvard" while tho
varsity kiokers dropped, of to sleep dreaming
a auickstep on Saturday at Cambridge. Yale's
work is over. The game remains to show what
routine drill Of three months. Yaie's physical
condition Is Of the best. Trainer Fitzpatrick eaid
e eondiaion se esee sS t HsIi, whose sssss sh @sR M'i l. in ped a%e
s sssaa no aoPdl doubt ' as% hat iss iHi'Sht VIII TFf iass thr TasES
play a kicking game, and she expects great
as everybody expected. one Of light work.
Tho elevens ' emit into executive 81 ssion al gao
o oel1Sk cs sns F in' aboSt ' .so f, stfsnr n, snDssi;Dg The 9o
see the ,versit skip through SOM lively work,
sTt hall tho regular team we're of the gridir n.
halyes, Slocovitch and , onnor tackles. Chad
wick and Drummood guards. and Sullivan quar-
tried to tnS W I TX The bali sHp back d't to The enc eer tire s Of tho
field. They had succeeded nee, losing the ball
So. g fun Fq, !, + and Hins J pqPRt arIsd 6af Rso men head ssS
the tea ! 6 left he field for the last ime Till after
their great game with harvard. There is now
against Chicago last Saturday. The team
will go through with its signals and drill
Boston At i:44 O'CLOCK, arrivinG at the Hotel
Vendome in time for supper at 9 o'clock. About
thirty-ave men will be taken, including substi-
The work Of t tss"t team M%0 al nHi the '? ses.on; o xSeats
including Yale undergraduates on Saturday
morning. Tickets for tho big game Saturday
S rsnm9s Be s hsa for II lG % su or %SSp sSs, t q a.t is, IN
man has been here bidding $40 a ticket for 400
tickets. 1t is believed that, no tickets have
cation system has proved generally satisfactory
this year ar, WIN 90 =, po..,, .ou,,uuou u,u,.
will avail themselves Of the courtesy shown by
the Harvard Glee Club in offering a free con-
ee Eit In se GoaMI T nn MstS,n n,o,.n,. n. ,o,n.,
will play as Ysle's left halt back asainst Har:
yard on Saturday. Dudley was callOd to Wash.
his idsS @ot iSrts dsat e. she asa' sad BEEN enf III s for seHsrsi
weeks. and her recovery bad been doubtful for
not to return iii next week. He has the deep.
sympathy Of tho university In his afliction.
s D"afii IL m %ss o ae the the s s.%. Of t lsof i.i ind so had BssYYsS
the line three weeks ago. He fitted at Lawrence
VILE ,las.. Acsd;s p . iro CSSrwin, S shS, Is his probable
for Yale at the Norwich. Conn, Academy.
PRINCETON. Nov. 1.-THE Tigers took q most
brace In their work to-day and
went into the game with q spirit and dash that
game was played in a arriving rain apd ON a mud
field. but in spite OF these drawback there
were played. and during that time the varsity
P bs Il On n tackle ss,y which az worked to perfection On
te;ySrd line against, the wind f By Full uip% ha sGe
tsrday's, practice. was sent t@'"PPf hiladelDSia,
where, he will haye his injured shoulder
s safd'e tonight IL i that Kelly fF @iIi p]r S s Ss
in shape to practice next week. Hillebrand
shows symptoms Of entertaining and took a rest
fairly strong game. He is heavier than lille
brand. but does not know the game as we'll. Ed
stopping q quick opening through the centre by
the scrub backs, but it viii not Keep him out Of
scrub and played in his old place at left guard.
coachers believe that no has at last struck his
'92 eleven, was telegrapned Tor yesterdsy. He
was on the field this afternoon, and will stay
. tuo tc5L vi Inc b0aSOn 10 COaCn Crowds.
Booth put up such an aggressive game at con.
tire that Jordan had to. quit. Baird was busy
with examinations this afternoon and FRITZ
Rosengarten passed the ball. 1t is thought
that Baird Is a trife fine. and therefore may not
be able to last thr ugh tho entire game. On &C
count OF this, tho coachers are developing all
tho quarterback material at hand in case OF an
emergency. Rosengarten will have first call II
Baird goes out, and Burke. 1000, Will pe second
A mass meeting Of the undergrad.
yates has been called for next Tuesday night in
Alexander Hall, when the students will give
vent to some SOM Of their pent-up enthusiasm. Ad-
dresses WIN DC made by graduates who were
In athletics, and rafting football
songs will DO practiced for the Yale game.
ITHACA. Nov. 1.-THE Cornell team had OK
tEemely light practice this afternoon, In tho
lar varsity men were In the line, the balance OF
the regulars doing light signal practice. 1t has
been Coach Warmers policy this season not to
oysrWork the men at any stage Of the practice,
the fact that Cornell has played excellent foot
ball throughout the season and not one regular
varsity man Is totally disabled. A good many
Of the players have been injured moro or
the biz. hard ram nusS TER Tn'norro% 1'edfb e IN