The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-29

the field in no time. Here they were held for
out 1ne much nait ef henaSeg b bSins m sSvSral !Poiy %i, s.
cured the ball on a tumble, and with some
good gains through the tackles planted the oval
on Latin schools tcn-yard line. The latter
PLAYERS held their opponents for four downs.
down. PelI Kicked goal. The blocking Of the
Interfering with Lane. No more scoring Was
done after this. The teams lined up us follows:
doiy Prep. Positions. Brooklyn Latin.
Bynum Left DoJworth
EEeeifey::":."::"::.:.sceshs Centre IaTi
PoTsens Right Field
CaTin end .........".Creesan
Syrne ] Quarter back White
Downs ........... e. Left half back.........C Chadwick
Dickson. ........... Right half back ..........L Lane
Peu..-..".."."...Ful Hewitt
,oIC SGhSownsnBynu Pell King. Goals from
T%PirsaJ; Row Irving club. Llnesmsn-J: GIN,
Two TwS' S5 rrsP;r and hai 4; Otis Adelphi Academy. Time
%CAMBRIDGE. Oct. 2s.aFootball, practice this
Sistants some tim ago decided to set apart
u tbnmgdt ySoi for secret play; Howeyeri it is
was to go through the signals and also to prac.
tice any new plays which may be sprung in the
pointed at the apparent reaction which has oe.
CURED in the work OF the team. Yesterdays
Playing was totally devoid Of snap or spirit,
and contrasted strangely with the good exhibI.
ton in the Brown game last week. Some OF the
men show improvement. while others arc sadly
perceptibly, while "feef" Wheeler is a disap.
pointment. There is more or less surprise ex-
not receive a trial on the varsity. He is far and
away the best punter that has been seen at Cam.
As there is no game scheduled for next week
there VIII be a two weeks lull in football circles
between the Cornell and tho Yale game. Wheth-
eT IllS wall VIII he DeDcfplnl IN the tpnrp rn-
mains to be seen. 1t is possible that some game
yale game. In the meantime the varsity will
continue its daily hard practice with the second
and scrub clevens.
ITHACA Oct. 2a.-The Cornell football team
nned up for the last time this afternoon before
the team left at $40 o'clock for Cambridgc''
The work showed all the men TO be in good con-
dition and anxious to test their me tie with tho
Crimson 8 representatives. As to the possible
ties Of the game the coaches are naturally back
ward about making any predictions. There is,
however. a strong underCurrent of feeling
that Cornell, should, defeat Harvard. The
great trouble is that of all the teams
season the least pi is. known oH "' Of r m9yrva s4is
During tho week the backs have shown great
decided that it was for the best interests Of tho
team that some one else beside Young should
delegated 70 do this. What the result Of the
change will be has. Of course. yet to be demon.
otrated. The Cornell team that meets Harvard
Princeton. with the possible execution Of Lee,
60 direct to CambTTidse. but will n sio 5e@ at N Wii ! mot
dale, where the men can receive some light sig.
nal practice.
New HAVEN. Oct. 2s.-More old Yale players
were here today to aid in turning out what tho
management hopes will prove II charlottesville
eleven, Mccormick. go; rhodes, NI ;StiIiman,
'98. and Bull: 80, were the latest arrivals. They
were enthusiastic over the new material. and
tney AZ once agreed that the football taught tho
Tom 1y sanford mad made q radicnl. change.
noon, the plays being executed with II view to
finding out the Individual weaknesses OF tho
the target. ,Cutton is bothered win lame
knees and has a tendency to play high.
were on the field today. Head Coach Frank
bhtterw2rth has returned from his business
Tith, the team for the rest Of the season. De
Ssi bmrt VINO mas been piaying Quarter since Fly
with his studies, and may be forced I" Eve uS
PLAYING IN the pig games. lc is barely above
mark In scholarship. but is still al.
lowed 70 play. lie is making II hard effort to save
himself from falling below the fatal 2.25 Inc.
The coaches to-day took dudley from end and
thouRht. make q line running half back. Mar.
yin. Who has been playing full back for tho
he Is one OF the longest distance punters In tho
squad. Marsnall played in place OF Cadwa!-
his fractured collar bone. and will il IL
thought. play against both Harvard and Prince.
PRINCETON, Oct. 2s.-AnothcT discouraClrc
slump marked the practice work OF PrincciOn's
,nyarsiiy team this afternoon; Fupbiing by
QnH-ter Back Baird and the half backs was 81
each frequent occurrence that team work of any
KIND was an impossibility, and although ihu
.,rhrs:fy players scored a TOUCHDOWN against tho
scrub II was only, through II tiukc. and M
credit IS due, to them for The six points. The
only rcdeeming feature OF the entire afternoon
play was a difficult goal from the field by Baird,
from the thirty.yard line. Jordan of the sem,
inary, Whq played centre ON the scrub"
against Galley al last season. was out for the
place, on the second eleven, but was away
put OF form. Edward was again tried at centre on
the varsity. Palmer, who has, been playing
brilliant football for the scrub" was stationed
ut right end for the varsity. He played plucky
football until he was put out OF the game with
q brok n nose. Kelly got into the game for the
first time since the Indian contest, but he lasted
only a few minutes. Armstrong was also
slightly injured in IL mass play, anu will he laid
OF for q few days, The coaching corps was in,
creased to-day by the presence of Gus Holly,
'04. MacThompsUn, '0l, ana Johnny Poe, 90.
EAsToN, Oct. 2S.-Lafayette's practice was
good this afternoon, all the regulars playing eN.
cept Northampton and Best, Tho former has "a
bad Shoulder, and Best Is down with bOils,