The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-27

fumsles P.sds b. the varsity backs, which dis.
vent al to pieces. Capt. Cochran was disgusted
oSioctions Of trainer &oSasGs:;rs Sh he p SIipa' on i bIS
sweater and jumped into the game at rlgf /
He 10 the weakest man on tho team. Edwards
received a trial at tho place, and although he
Big Improvement on Booth. krEstron ~ V wn q
taken out OF the game with a twisted knee. and
IIlSsons right guard on the "scru, s., VAS
KNOCKED completely out by an accidental blow
The management is much alarmed at tho
hurry call for moro coaches. Another 'cause
OF worrlment Tor tho management is the lack
Of interest shSSn BY the undergraduates; At
dents present. II is probable that a mass meet.
ing OF the four classes will be called this week
age the men in their work. Tomorrow after.
noon the Tigers will line up against the Eliza.
beth A. c. team on tho varsity field.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 28.-Yelo's football coach.
ers are trying more new moves In their schemes
lin was taken from end and tried at tackle, his
frat experience there. He will probably be a
other tackle. it looks as IL other srrangemyent
would have to be made for Chadwick, McGeo.
Allen, and some Of, the other fine material for
did fine work at centre today. MCGEE is likely
to DO placed at guard, while Chadwick is gen.
Foster Sanford. the old Cornell coach, kent up
his good work for the second eleven today.
Under his guidance hey ripped up the varsity
line and scored again. Sanford has invented a
new kind of a mass formation that never misses
fire. 1t is a compact wedge kind OF a play which
is good for from Ave to ten yards at q plunge.
Greenway, the baseball pitcher, went over to
tho varsity to-day as end, and his good work
may keep him there: DE Saulles, Cadwalader,
quarter. Coach, HefrelhnEor and Marshall
guards. while Gilmore and Corwin did tho half
back work neatly. Durston. who has been doing
finely as full back, will not be allowed to play
until he clears himself of a faculty condition,
which will probably not be a yer. long time.
CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 1.-THE freshmen sprang a
surprise on the varsity team and coaches this
afternoon when, they not only scored, but did
not permit the varsity to make a point. The
two elevens lined up for ono fifteen minute half.
The varsity was made up largely of substitutes
ing of Brown at full back. Burden played IN
place Of Doucette at centre, and Haskell took
Bouve's place at left guard, the latter being on
the injured list. The fine punting OF Full Back
Reid was the cause of the freshmen gains.
Before the lineup against the freshmen
a lively gamt. In which the varsity scored three
touchdowns. Haskell put W a great game at
left guard. !Moulton was out once moro. and
was in good FORM: Warren played a pretty
game at full back. Bull of the varsity crew was
tried at the left half, and did very well despite
his inexperience. Jim Perkins. another varsity
crew man, watched the game from the side
lines. He was on clutches yesterday. owing to
q sprained ankle. Practice this afternoon was
quite %spirited: Wriehtington and Murchie
Forbes. Emmons, Fairchild. Lewis. and Macklc
coached the line. Manager Fuller says that no
gamo has been arranged for next Wednesday
to take the place OF the b. A. A. contest.