The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-10

ticed siensis II that order. sithou9h nnSIsr ana
Hall who are uuffetins from liahfiniufies, have
s ss:9 BE san a son Sfss6s.ly ss to g Dr ,ssa ssS s! sSss' ,b e
work to-day. the team drilling half an hour By
hlna sl sSs t, snssS S,o, Wh e. ths srSwd was I'D. I'd;
in the quarter OF an hour's work that followed
neither aide scored. The'varsity rushed the ball
second eleven got the leather and tried to punt.
S S;sr me p E0S tnr roIpss and stSppSd Msrvin's
upon tho gridlron. siocovitch PLAYED ieft end
in the open practice and Common went TO right
practice Hasen and Hall played their regular
Frank ana Louis Hlntey, star. of three year.
Tonawande. DR.. HartweiI inspired the team
with q dash that woke up the crowd. Rain fell
coaehcrs handled The. mon cSreefaiiy for fear OF
an injury; MSsr sas has fairly won his way to
Tsrdod as = formidabic candidate. s Since lSs Foster rS;
Sanford took charge OF the centre men a week
ago they. have exhibited q wonderful develop.
mont, and are now playing as steady q game as
g a pleasant commentary on the strength
Hine. last years Veterans. and Cutten. who has
PLAYED q hne game at centre all the year. and
and Princeton for the big games.
My; s:aTIhs days are drnselns
0tHNly NJ Eiuko anu tAO btuuGuIb are WON
drilling rain set IN this morning and con.
tim a.. all SSS S%,s Sns the Il college tsss d %Hn arc ,d think,
place just. at present. The one topic Of con.
vorsatfon is the coming game, and all sorts Of
nation IL 80 meagre that the. enthusiasts have
almost worn threadbare the only facts they know
concerning the movements OF tho Harvard
eleven. This state OF suspense and ignorance
OF what is happening on Soldiers Field Is
arousing q feeling of uncertainty in Cambridge
concerning tho condition Of. each player. How.
ever, there was practice this afternoon despite
tho rain. Coach Forbes and his numerous
practice on the aeid the players are s%nsrcis:
t ths ' SaG4 Sye ore%. is b &c !. tried at loft end to
relieve Cabot in case of injury, Coach Forbes
has abandoned the Anburndale trip and tho
members of the team will remain in their rooms
now at the training table. Capt, Cabot will
S %iii Ss sbie to ssas stid X i tho out zane Is QUITE Whe snofh hs
question. He appeared at his recitations this
morning looking in frst-class condition. He
There is some doubt whether Sullivan, Swain,
Saa Donald al a wih ,r be Selo T s9 last old tGiT niaEie, the fs
cover right guard in place Of Norton shaw. In
songs for the Yale game. the senior class con.
via Ehsp Sjd 6 Sslsr IN "a Bili Si!i 1 S5 ssnF s5 e tse s tune % e
pected and there will probably be contribu-
lions from the other three classes. Arrange
dating the vast crowds next Saturday. BY
neiI; There wili be seating capacity for just
the 81 seats, and it is estimated that 1000 per.
sSnS b Se eB,i had e. spRF afs tho fSF 81 ih 60 beat sstsp!% 0iEst 1ers
seat on the field will DO reserved. Yale will oc-
cup, the north stand and Harvard the south
stand. The cheapest seats will be at both
ends Of the field; The nress stand will be 10
Gated on the Yale side Of the field. Late this
ticket for the game was sold. This viii disaps.
point many who have waited until the last
been decided that Paul DaskieI Of the United
states =, Naval ,hH Al, Academy e. and W: a. McCIurs
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. .9.-The ferceness that
characterized tho practice of the Pennsylvania
as to the ouakers being overtrained and on the
verge OF staleness. Every second OF the lineup
!yas, E sp ara ac9 ana fie TSs ssc ct,sr ni.,a between SUaa
s terri a00' and' i Has SSibS hG assa %1,s''s q the the
w vsrsi made s' 81 shs varsity ls 8 an, slts S . ' shis SsrdIs
10Th sidss, Coach WoedraG, Mike Murphy.
men OF both sides to their best efforts, with the
result that the playing was the hardest and
fastest that has been seen in any OF the practice
games for o long time. For about the first time
this year the scrub used the guards back forma.
tion of attack, directing the assault at the var
sity centre ana tackles. The big scrub guards
Newton and Geiger did effective work in ad.
vancing the ball by this play.
. With Harvard. who 10 said to DO using this
formation, sending her giant guards into the
Quaker line, 1t Is just possible that they might
prove as difficult to stop as Pennsy,lynnia's wn
human battering rams, Hare and McCracken.
The Idea OF developing, some means where;
Coach Woodruff to have the scrub use 1t against
the varsity.
There were several changes in the varsity
lineup during the practice. Although in foot
ball dress Capt. Minds did not attempt TO play,
as his injured ankle is still quite tender. Boyle
was not on the field at all. Folwell and Jackson
played tho end positions, and played them we'll.
Although somewhat handicapped by the
strangeness of his position Jackson Ia playing q
very fast game at end. There seems little doubt
now but that Boyle will DO In fit condition to
enter the Harvard game, while Dickson's play.
ing in that contest 10 as yet purely specula.
tive. He was on the field yesterday, but took
practice OF no kind. as he still limps perceptibly.
II seems almost certain that Hedgesis out of the
game for the rest Of the year. His injury is
reached externally, SO will have to mend in a
natural manner. With these conditions 1t ia
more than probable that Jackson will be kept
at end during the balance OF the year, while
Walker will play either half back or full back.
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