The sun., 1897-11-14

What WOulu IrentlSs have done II n
had good leg? As it was he was one q
the best ground gamers of the day. Coos
boy, Kitten!
Garrett, as us'a', played great game
an | he was used pretty rough at that.
McNee made "A pretty run ycsterda,
and he ais made good interference fo
the runner.
When Pop Green fell on the ball yes
terday it looked two sizes smaller whcl
he got up off it, He also made a goot
tack'c.
Bailey played good game yesterday
as he opened up well for the runner.
Hayes and Chambers made a good
@ainS when they had tie ball and it was
hard for an Upland man to get through
Now what do you think of Warren:
They're all right
Upland is much stronger this year,
than last.
The Orange foot ball team beat the
East Lake team by the score of Is 0.
Where was all that Chester money ?
The Warren rootcrs wanted some of it,
but it was hard to get.
Tommy News is IL hard man to stop
when ne as the ball. You were missed,
Tommy, when you got out of the game.
The Upland team is a good one, but
the Warren is Il better one.
H. Richardson and Small are two good
men.
eastman is no sIouch.
Better luck next time, boys; but not
against the Warren.
The following are the scores of
principal football matches played
throughout the country to-day.
Cornell 49, Williams 0. Brown Is, Car
Isle Indians A. Chicago A. c. 6, Or
angc A. c. 0. Dartmouth 81, Amherst
0. University of Michigan "A, Univer-
sitv of Minneapolis 0. Yale Freshmen
10, Princeton Freshmen 0. State College
q, Buckncll I. Wisconsin 13, Chicago
6. University Of Pennsylvania Reserves
9, franklin and Marshal2. Olympia
g, West Chester O. West Point Is,
Stevens I. Lafayette 10, Dickinson 0.
Lehigh -, New York University o.
Naval Cadets 4, University of Virginia 0.
This iswhat the parents OF the players
Of the Yalc-IIarvard game think OF foot
ball. j, S. Rogers, father OF the Yale
captain, said, "While we would rather
not have him play | do not oppose him.
and am proud of the record he has made"
Corwn. the Yale half back, lives with
his brothers. family and they think it
very lealthiul and invigorating game.
Mrs. Cnnnors, mot her Of another Yale
player, said that she would be glad when
the cason was over, but that she thought
the game was Il great help to her son.
Major 4. b. De Saullcs, father Of the
Yale quarter ack, said lie has no more
fear Of lis son getting injured in foot
bali match tllan in any other game.
J. H. Mcbride, father of Ia'c'S full
hack thinks that any one who play thcs
game should take car" of themselves.
Charles +. Kicfcr, fail cr Of Yalc's end,
is n It Worrying about is sons safety.
Mrs. (adwaldcr, u other Of Ialc's
centre, felt little concern about her
son.
G. y. Chadwick, father of Iale's guard
thinks that it is Il good things, but like
all other good thing it has been abused.
Mrs. y. Swain, mother of Harvard
tackle, thinks that HE game is all right
but that it is a little bit brutal,
Mrs. W. W. Swain, mother OF llar-
wards half back, said tEat she did not
like the idea of her son playing as he is
50 light.
Colonel |. p. IIallowclI, father of the
ITalIowcll boys, as famous in Harvard
College athletics as the Poe family of
Princeton, has put his foot down on his
sons playing on the Varsity
his year, as he is not old enough, but
said that he could play IN the Varsity
next year.
Mrs. c. W. Lwes, mother OF Ilar-
Yards substitute end, is perfectly willing
hat her son should play.
Mr.. Bounc, father Of Ilarvards guard,
links that the game makes Il man OF a
BOY. |
The parents Of Parker, IIarvards half
back. feels worried over the big games,
mt know their son is in good condition.
Mrs. Cabot. mothcroi llarvard's captain,
would not express her opinion. Mrs, n.
II. Brown, aunt OF Brown OF Harvard, /
said that she enjoyed the game. Mr.
\alrum G. IIaught"n, father OF liar
.ard'S full back, thinks il Il manly and
ZEN, IcntanIy game. .
Mrs. II. II. Richardson, mother OF
'IalY ards sub end, said that her son had
,rr iul, consent. Mr.. Donald, father OF
I,rynrl tackle, considers the game Il
rood one. Mr.. William Lloyd Garrison,
'1hcr Of Harvard quarter back, said that
he game at its best was brutal, but he