The sun., 1897-11-10
FOOT sA1L.

Aie WI -"erful playing of the Tigers has
on saturday against Lafayette make the ,u,;,
experts quite confident that Yale will be ,ard
beaten again. Last year the tigers rested to, ,
y" ,"' "eeAs oeio'e .'e 1aie game ana blacl
in that time improved in their work to and
such an extent that their show against will
the blue on Manhattan field was reve- inn
lation. The impression seems to be that o,oo,
the tigers are the strongest eleven in the nro,,
,''!' y, ~ 10 s'"''".'. ".,''i''eu 'l'a' game
Wv, w.. ''i'..'' o'',Ns, IL '''l's ha'ro, team
Wheeler, Barnard. Kelley, Rcitter and will
Ayps, are six of the finest players, col \,
lcctivey, in America. ,
One Of the Indian boys who witnessed was
VIC io'' o''l game III rh'ladelph1a on ball /
Saturday met with a fatal accident before and (
leaving the city. As the train was pass verso
ing Girard avenue Saturday night Victor q mr.
Seneca leaned too far out of the car win .dn,t
dow and his head struck some object ,,.m.
N''oeh"'s nm '''se''s'pe' HIS injuries attacl
"''' i''n' W pe serious. Al LOWING year
town Pennsylvania Railroad physician d;sc,,
was taken aboard and everything posi- r.
bic was done. Before reaching Carlisle ar, -
he rcgained consciousness for Il few min .',
utes and then reapsed and never rallied. d...
He died at the school last night Victor
Seneca was the brother Of Isaac Seneca,
the right tackle Of the foot ball team.
He was Is years Of age and had bee
here at school several years The boo
in charge Of several of the school ottic'
was taken to his home, Cattaraug -
Y. last night. ",
Haskell, the old Amherst pl;
appears at guard in the Harva
will be protested by Yale or ,yvp' "''
of professionalism. 1t iss i" ff'f'."i
received a consideration tttssgro'1n'
the Crescent eleven. Off ,.kaeea tfiat y
The Princeton tea ~ ,,' .n ,oo;
three times for Holt 'T'"''N'
Lafayette last Satu m was lef''''s
Amhorst hos, sQaalfssae.playsgai
last Saturday AAy
ground that + shectteh the tie ganfes
his whistlef ait$h williams on ~
ed on tn 4ttnrs6t,, the referee, o*t'
touchdow a:a>sshwn before Fifers'a
lost his Steward ruin resulting II
ments, y. PATTERSON, when enqu.s'~"1 ~
wheth md aaoyr made conflicting sts
will sxl,v ssaying he dhfnaS> Kn
T rkc blew or not. The pro
t -. ~ nsaN,tb. decided by lsartnnot
~, ,mpnA,trs' of the Chicago A.
ncx os,,sy,xl in New York Nfster
Lnx akssAEf a
>tla. AMsviSaASen' amer "'.s, t.%" ~, %",,a, :"
fle x,tl,ev will practice on tise the
LAVA, &c grounds at Bergeh Poir
rnn.,t,joe for their game ~ith
pause' A. C: next saturday V,
u,,, i. t... more. DAYS temaihtEfore
a,,s1 rtsss,. Y ale on Soldier S flefd'
49,. .n,,x,sias,n of the Rarva"i stu
S;~c,4asp~, as the time himinisles
,do,, Tuesday, "Wednesday and THU
,,;,; hc 4ieyuted to solid work, but
,anv. it;n expected; the men x'll rel
The krown-e Carlisle game at the
t,:m,,nde next Saturday will be tn
oppporturity Now Workers wall M
; seeing big football game in TINS
.,,;s so,,.,r, Every effort is heing
-. to sec,,re s, game. for Thanksgiving
g.. ,,but I'd fw nothing definite has oee
, comnlislsd. The interest isincr
.dailylin uh2 co,iing struggle, wh'c
be worth travelling long distance
.'Foot bali is'favored from the yo
.freshmat, to the President.
\ There is no objection at Cornell.
I'm .'dpht' Thurman is known to app
,the game.
Princeton likes the game az u
ffesstrs are all interestedin the sue
~ I'll the team.
CN -obe Coach Woodruff jumped on n
yesterday and told them that the
keep better hours and be more ca' "a
their diet. He also told them IN
must help each other as TINS
cause of their not scoring more p'
Saturday.