New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14
COLLEGE FOOTBALL.
PENNSYLVANIA MUST WORK HARD
THE TEAM RECEIVES LECTURE FROM COACH
woopRrFF-AN EFFICIENT BODY OF
SUBSTITUTES

SUBSTITUTES.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 10 (SpeciaD-After the Indian
game Pennsylvania's team received an all-around
talking TO By Coach Woodruff and Dr. william
White The latter IL the teams physical adviser
Pennsylvania took slump in the game mentioned
and although II would be hard for any team to Keep
from being scored upon by team possessing such
an able drop-kicker Hudson. yet the Indians
earned only one of their two goals from the field
While the strong wind which blew against the
backs OF the red in the first half helped them
largely in scoring. one was satisfied with fenh-
sylvania's showing. To be sure. the team was
minus the services Of Boyle, left end but with the
exception OF Captain Minds, fullback. and John
Outland right tackle. none Of the men played with
the snap and dash which have distinguished the
Red and Blues playing this season.
The Indians played a strong defensive game ana
had an effective end rum but Pennsylvania failed to
work her famous guards back play with the proper
spirit Only at times did the team wake up, and
then large holes torn In the line of the Ind
fans. That showed what Pennsylvania could do
had she done her best all the time On the whole.
1t was the hardest game played on Franklin Field
this year The Indians tackled like fends and
played stiff uphill game. Pennsylvania's men.
however lasted through the game and finished
strong while several Indians compelled TO
leave the field through injuries. The endurance
Of the Quakers has made them famous but they
I'm the best OF condition.
After Coach Woodruff had given the team a
"call down" for ragged and half-hearted work, Dr.
White cautioned them about Injuries. telling each
man to guard himself well and to take no chances,
for the Harvard game Is not far off. Bearing this
In mind Captain Minds for the last week has been
giving the substitutes plenty or work Inc crippies
been I to s ss' an@ S5 The
were carefully drilled In the signals ana many oi
Foiweii took BoyIe's place in the Indian game
1t was his first appearance on the Varsity team
pected to nil veteran Boyle's place to the letter
He did well and is most promising Pay nd S wh,e es
should not have been. Hedges. early In the game
met with a painful injury 10 his shoulder. and
ta ns hfTe was no GnG " E sfEs
gradually recovering and VIII be abe 10 pay a
| does not last through the game. Dickson has met
with extremely hard luck this year re was late
and met with an accident to his knee This com COM
PEELED him to lay OF. Several times he has ; tried
met t' with additional injuries until he Is in
bad shape He will howsyer make d despera,e
| Boyics leg is a great worry to him. 1t has been
hurt 20 often that the bone has become affected;
| lie had to have operation performed to prevent
Assesses from forming and Is now nursing his
member 1t the intention OF starting him In
to give him a longer rest. He has for the last
week been In the signal practice but mas las re,
| in about the same condition, but went into the
Harvard game and gave pretty exhibition
| -.l.l
| his knee He had II injured In the early part or
| the season and II has been somewhat trouble
! some ever since. Recently. however II has be
come worse and he is not being worked hard ne
| has been In the practice every day. but mas not
! played the entire time. Overield. centre mas
| beon a little tired OF late. and most or me worK
| has been done by Zeiger promising candidate TOT
| the place Ambruster has had practice al, emo
with Fc " ELL and Walker has had plenty 70 90 az
! fullback All have shown up splendldly ahu nave
| proved themselves to be valuable substitutes IN
/ fact all season Pennsylvania has felt the nee1
more or less OF good able substitutes put not untll
lately has special attention been paid TO develop
| thom Since injuries have become so numerous
| among the Varsity men an EFFORT has been mace
| 10 v., a few more men into VARSITY FORM.
! Next week the practice for two or three days
! viii be severe The scrub" will put forth It's run
! strength and the Varsity Will have a hard tussie.
| About Wednesday tho team and substitutes WILL be
| taken 10 the Delaware Water Gap for rest Ihey
! viii return 10 the city by Friday night. THIS IS
| following out the usual custom. Every year, JUST
! before the Harvard game tho team Is taken out
! az town for n day The Idea IL 10 fresheh
! Tho men II ia thought that II they arc Kept 100
| steadily at their work they BECOME stale ana VIII
| ,", 90 into the game with all the dash necessary
TO cut out a winning pace. BY giving the team q
rest In place; they return TO their Work wi,n
| renewed zest These little trips have Always
| proved benenc!aL ,,u r. yr,,,,o
| Hedges. Weeks and Overneld view tho Harvard
| Yale game. '''t.+