New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
pEyysyLyAyIA's SUCCESSFUL SEASON
AFTER LONG SERIES OF VICTORIES ON THE
GRIDIRoN THE QUAKER TEAM HAS
NOW BROKEN TRAINING.

NOW BROKEN TRAINING.
Philadelphia, Nov q (SpeciaD.-The eieI''o"
OF John Outand az captain OF tho football team
proves to be a popular choice. The action OF boyle
In refusing to serve after being unanimously elected
was also a popular move the part or Pennsy'Na-
MAS brilliant left end Boyle Is favorite with the
bows and undoubtedly would have led his team 70
victory year Put his sacrifice In giving up the
honor for the welfare OF his college has met win the
hearty commentator Of his friends. While Out
lands election not absolutely unanimous yet II
will not cause any dIssensIons among the teams
members Every one Is satisfied, and next year
PROMISES 10 be even more successful than the one
just closed
Pennsylvania team has accomplished this year
what has never been undertaken by any other COL
lege team IN the history OF football Pennsyivann
has PLAYED fifteen games this season scoring 46S
points TO ts opponents' %. The season began on
september y. when Bucknell was played At Lewis
burg and the score was Il 20 0. Three days later
Franklin and Marshall met and defeated 30 20 u
on September - Washington and Jefferson scored
points against Pennsylvania IS That was before
pcrnsylvanil was In condition ana the Quakers
were "r,p against a seasoned team. Bucknell was
aca!n played on October and beaten. 81 to o.
Gettysburg was the next team. met on October =
and was likewise defeated. - 10 o. Mter Two
DAYS rost Iohigh defeated ~ 10 o. Inen came
the University ~ Virginia which had tho reputation
Of having an unusually strong team. The Nlrslnans
were downed - to o Within a week Dartmouth
| and Pennsylvania state College w"r" played and
beaten by the % ~ TO and "a 20 q. respec-
| lively Before the State College game. on OCTOBER
~ PENNSYLVANIA team went into hard training FOR
! the Lafayette game on the 23d The Eastohahs
| were defeated. . o. and from then on PennsyI-
| yanll's team had been In hard and constant train
| lng until Thanksgiving Day-a period OF over nVe
| weeks. During the time the members OF the team
were KEEP; AZ the hardes, kind OF work in prepara-
ton FOR the games which took place one week afer
| yyaa i.fe
Tho Carlisle Indians were mot on tho following SAT
,rl,, and the score vas N to n in Pennsylvania
| favor The Quakers play fell Of a Il;tle In that
! game on November i3 Wesleyan h!t the dusi' -
! 70 o. and against team composed largely OF suoSu-
| iii.q Harvard came next, Pennsylvania winning
| II On e. Cornell was the last and was defeated
! Resides the large number Of games played Coach
| and N,,'rackcu the young guards were novices
| AZ PENN style Of play. Until this year Mr Wool,
foImations untii late in the season, Tor the play Is
very hard on the men eSp'cialy u" un{tTtSb wns
| .iirposcf to De a hard one came early In the sea-
! SON and as m" guards were new men, the play
! haI T." b, begun carly in the year. That had the
o@"ct M firing out the men. and when Cornell was
! met on ThanksgivIng Day 1t j. lttlc wonder that
| the men did not put their "hol' H'dIt '"'o "'o
"TSxt year Il IS not likely that cornell Will b"
! plIv'd on Thanksgiving Day. The management
! Mi try to book Princeton "a the attraction Tor
,nre harvard lust as M other colleges play the
| ItIlrans before their big games. ll' S'nfduI' u
| p,m,s noxt wear no doubt. Will be shorter. as II
was thought this season That the team attempted
| too much. .,,..,.,, ,,t,,,
The team under tho caPtaincy o, JACK M vi h
has spent one OF the most pleasant seasons ~ ne
| raining quarters. All the men are loud In thelr
praises Of Captain Jack" and he retifes WIN ,I 4
| bright and happy record What next year VIII
| hiring forth r. a question George MoodruH VIII
| remain as coach - tho team. ana II MS guatus-
back formation IS lcgisatcd against. he promises
TO develop another play. which he has great hopes
! OF making equally effective. ,,, -,
rio, r,Nf fall he q
| together according TO custom. Tor preliminary
| training ard general preparation for the season
work Penn has a bright outlook for success on
| the Crdiron