The sun., 1897-11-02
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FOOT BALL.

the drop kicking for the team. His tr
at goal in the Princeton game was mad
from the Tigers % yard within half
minute after the kickoff. The bal
missed the post by less than a foot
1t is the general opinion of the Yal
men who played against the Indian
Saturday that Carlisle plays c!cal
game and that the vicious play in TIN
Princeton-CarisIe game was due to th
Tigers taking up unsportsmanlike tactic
first.
Cadwaladcr will play with Yale whel
they play Harvard. The report of his
shoulder being injured was an exaggera.
ton.
Manager Cole of the Adonis foot bal
team received letter yesterday from the
manager Of the Lincoln Sporting Club O
Philadelphia, that they had to disband
as they were losing money and had can.
celled all their games. This knocks the
ont of Il game for next Saturday at phila.
dclphia.
The ANIMALS. foot ball team, that
plays once Il year would like to arrange Il
game with any team averaging l20
pounds.
Willard Mcars, OF the Warren, who
is playing an engagement with Semon's
Ministries at Camden, n. j., played foot
ball with the Camden \. 4. of that city
on Saturday and put up a very fine game.
There were two surprises in the foot
ball world on Saturday. One Of them
was the scoring on Harvard by Cornell,
and the great surprise that West Point
gave Yale. The little boys will get there
by and by.
Better luck next time, boys. Wait till
Saturday week! Then will the rooters
hailOO!
Get together boys! and when they
come down here give them such drub-
bling that they will remember it when
they are old and feeble.
The event of the year in foot ball way
in New Jersey is the game between the
Orange A. c. and the Elizabeth team.
Watch Orange
As for Yale-poor old Yale! 1t looks
as if she were up against it this year for
keeps. At first she seemed as though
she would round to in great shape. She
has the material, but her weakness is the
defense. This she seems unable to cor
rect. Her line is vulnerable, particularly
t he tackles, and Princeton and Harvard
will both gain much ground through
them. Her backs are nearly as strong
as any backs in the colleges and her
kicking is well looked after, but her line!
her defense. There is the weakness, and
when combined with fumbling will tc
very fatal 1t now looks as though she
would be beaten in both her games with
Harvard and Princeton.
"Prnnsylvanias team this year is re-
markab.e, even among the remarkable
teams she Las turned out in the past five
years "-Iark' Davis.
"Pennsylvania Las unquestionabIy the
strongest team she Las ever had. .'-Dr.
Harry Williams.
"Penn's team is the strongest on the
gridiron at the present time. | like her
play immensely" Billy Bull.
"Pennsylvania has strengthened her
team in its vulnerable points OF last year.
1t is infinitely stronger than last years
team and probably the best she has ever
turned out Bert Waters.
Corncll's crippled and defeated football
team arrived in Ithaca yesterday morn
ing. The men are crestfallen over the
trouncing Harvard gave them and have
little to say. They went to Cambridge
confident that they would hold the crilm-
son down to close score. Head Coach
Warner made this statement:
I'VE were sq,mrely beaten and lave
no excuses to make. We were SO badly
lsed up and injured at the end of the
irst half that we could not withstand
|Iarvard's fierce work. | think that
Harvard on defensive held us much bet
er than did Princeton. IIarvard's line
s certainly Il powerful one, but We
'aught the men mapping occasionally be-
ween centre and guard. Ilarvard's long
'uns can be attributed largely to the
weakness Of our line
The experts say Pennsylvania can de-
eat any team on the gridpn to-day.
'oach Woodruff's style OF play is the
tUngest OF any college coach. Yale is
weak, while Princeton is not playing
IS game.
In speaking about McCrackcn being
disqualified in the L. of p. Brown game
n Saturday, a Philadelphia paper has
his to say about it:
"What made the decision 50 severe is
he fact that McCuckcn is the best
most quiet, inoffensive, gentle
lanly player on the team. He is great
:. NJ. {. A. man and such a devout
'hristian that he will not even ride on
rain on Sundays
OF course we know that Christian
;ould not slug, because we have seen the