The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19

up Of the eleven. Abbott, who has been playing
tackle Al the year, and who was su6stit9te In
more speed and Judgment In mailing the backs
g gss G1niHf 10 i iooFs Tx Ike . Sx anq on q. ' one 'S ona s and
chamberlain on the other. Both weigh about
had in years. The other change was taking
in b. place, Quarter back Ely viii probably Re-,
today, aud VIII spend a week here as coach.
CAMBRIDGE, Oct. ls.-The practice Of the Har.
ward team this afternoon was lively, despite the
fact that many Of the men were stlll somewhat
rived home yesterday morning with not a single
injured man in the forty. speaking OF The eamo
fact was probably due to the oppressive weather.
IN hn@t @aSS better Physical oondit!On tina than vi" the
cadets. Further, Brown said that Doucetto
put .y yp the ela TeSt Donald SMiSfoq moui tonne cs sSa w Sns
Diblee also distinguished themselves by their
sharp and spirited playing: Hsryard is
", E,.s sh s: sCu ! made AS iSt 81 YsRs E iast s Sc %sSS to S Hito
urday, with the possible exception OF Warren at
full back instead Of Haughton. 1t 10 also quito
p pnS sS4d. ss ssn GSSAf Capt. T caOo Se w ilSssss'iS to s ssSs
on Saturday. A new candidats for full back has
man class. He halls from oalifornia. The coaches
believe that he has the making of q great player.
OF late he has been full back on the freshman
eleven.
we'll behind them and but Ave more games to
play, the Tigers settled down to-day to get ready
for the !, Cornell ,bn ma, g am l neis sa sns ,iysd h fram Sst.
urday's game. there was not the slightest symp-
tom Of aiet.up in the practice this Afternoon:
signal practice, in whitehall the regular players
took part excepting Kelly and Baird. both Of
whom appear TO be slightly overtrained.,
Arthur Poe got into the game for the first
time In two weeks. His passing, showed lack
of E6b p rae g issm but n t be gave Toe sas .s siSnsls T 2Rs' sos6h ans
are hoping that he viii improve in order that
Baird may have a chance to save himself as
games. After the signal practice the first
eleven was lined up against a heavy scrub.
sides was ragged to an extreme, and the slump
was very discouraginG to the coachsrs AFTER the
sSoo0%nn' n Wss sso @siI BY y the varsity during the
whole game. and the scrub" forced the play
sPop" Warren, captain of the 81 eleven, was
on the field to-day. He devoted his entire atten-
ton TO swartz, Craig, and LathTop, the candi.
last years championship eleven, Is expected
this week. He will be played on the "scrub'
against Eddie Holt.
EAsroN. Oct. 1s,-Lafayette's ,footsallers arc
tie game with Cornell. They realize they
played one Of the strongest eieyens on
jured men are doing splendidly. A change has
been made on the team that Is regarded most
tice this afternoon that Worthington goes back
to left end and Speer. last years end: who has not
T GeSn pi ISfayet tnsS is sea materially afsqTe' st re- 4
BOYD will be trained in At right half. and Hell is
70 play tuI a. SsSs until ind gFsy s SoI, get o1 S SH' , assin.
waibridge, too, has o boil; It is on his knee. DIR.
Updegrove says both men will DO out for Satpr.
f psvi. f Il ~otAt KING harder than ever Coaching tho
players individually on their weak points. La
fayette will put up the greatest game In her his
tory next Saturday.
ITHACA. Oct. ls.-It speaks well for the physi-
man was disabled in the. game with Lafayette
Saturday. A few new plays will be developed
The 19,s SUM- sgN reprssentatiEe that the Cornell team
that meets Princeton Saturday will have i'm.
proved 100 per cent. over the team that played
Lafayette. although 1t will be exactly the Same
team. The recent game showed the weak points
and the coaching will DO, of course. to overcome
these.
when the Vow York schoolboys Will Kick or.
The Football Committee of the New York In
terscholastic A. A. held a special meeting al
Trinity school, West Ninety -trst street, yestor
day afternoon. Only six schools responded tc
tho call OF Chairman Browne. Hamilton was moi
notified, the institute being under suspension
for non.payment of fines imposed for the forfeit
ing of games in last years football series. The
drst game will be played on uext Tuesday q,
either Berkeley or Columbia Oval. It was de
cided to call all games at 3 o'clock, and any
team not on the field by 3:l5 O'Clock will suffer
the penalty of a forfeit. The championship game
between tho winners of the first and second sec
tions will take place on NOV. ID. College mer
will officiate. The schedule follows:
FIRST SECTION.
Oct. 26-De La Sale Institute Va. Berkeley School.
Nov. dwight School va. the winner on Oct. 2o.
SECOND SECTION.
Oct. 2o-outler School vs. Barnard School
Nov. 5-Trinity School vs.. winner OF Oct 20.
Nov. game between the winner
Of nrst and second sections.
The Athletic Association of the Brooklyn High
School has elected tho following officers:
A. Graves, President; W. Gierasch. Vice President
C. Bender. Secretary; Prot. V. Aldrdge. Treasurer
DR.. Marlborough, Prof. V. Aldndge. J. Walters, II. Z
Wier, and A. Graves Executive Committee. J. Wal
ter. A. PArson. and A. Graves. Delegates to the Lon
Island l. A. l.; Captain Track Team. W. GIerAach
Manager. +. +. Wier; Captain Baseball Team. Thoma
Mulroy; Manager, A. UIderwOod; Captain Basket
ball Team. T. Merrill; Manager. N. Cummings.
Pratt Institute has arranged the following
football schedule:
Brooklyn High school: Is, Brooklyn Latin school
II. ST. Paul School; 90. open for Poly Prep; 2;
Erasmus.
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