New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27

vptNcTToN PLAYS ITS FIRST GAME WITH TIE
scprRs-YA1.E WILL HAVE NO HEAD COACH
CORNELL DOES HARD PRACTICE.
c.uoh-,dge Sept % (SpeciaD.-At last Harvard
80. new football trainer TO take the place left
.o.n, nv lanes I,athrop. Jack" McMasters. who
for seven years was the trainer OF Princeton foot
hall men has consented 10 come TO Harvard In
sn interview this evening he stated that he would
take charge tomorrow. From the description OF
his He docs not believe in playing crpples in
any game. and he takes charge OF the diet OF ne
nayer cared for It. He will Introduce salt water
baths in the locker building on Soldiers Fielo ana
he will tomorrow start to NIX up one OF ms patent
,sckline dummies arranged with a sandbag 10
lied upon reduce the heavy men. McMastIIs -,
annointment has yet 10 be ratihed by the Annette
Con n the men have not ali Of their football logs.
end Captain DibDle was AFRAID TO RISK any INJURIES.
II is understood 'a ro s pnntne game was
niayed From now on there Will be frequent me
Garrison. quarterback last year Milliam nj ~;
Lewis the centre in 1898. and ex-Captaih be5o
Waters RSye I pbe nId guard Jack M0uton and
Dudley Dean assisted Coach Forbes
Princeton. Sept. 26 (speciaD-The Princeton Var
sity had their first practice game with the SCRUB
to-day Two halves of ten minutes each were
played touchdown being scored IN each. me
me was characterized by great deal OF iuinohhg
BY the backs tendency TO ger away ,Do Hu'0 ny
and misunderstanding Of he slgnais 10y ~. az, he
whole team Frequent calls for time "sre MAI
Undoubtedly due to the lack of summer prague cue
Aside from these particulars the men played eoo'
day changed from guard 20 tackle. and played
better at this point than he has zone so iai d.
guard Minis who has also been playing guard on
the Varsity was reegated 10 the SCRUB fei.,
Varsity playing in Crit Ayerss place re
kicked both goals easily. Roper. new man IRON ON
Pennsylvania Charter. was out to-day Trying lor
quarter and did some of the finest work seen on
the field far Lathrop made the FIRST TOUCHDOWN
S1t cd
for the second. The team VIII play game each
cay.
New-Haven Sept 2s.-It is now practically settled
that Yale will have no head coach this season iof
the football eleven II is intended that the gradu-
ate coaches who will come IN turn from nov o1
shall pursue the policy that Butterworth outnheo
last season, and which proved so effective buI,ei-
worth himself is here and IL putting IN rev cas-
halves were PLAYED to-day. The tacking and gen,
erai playing were in good form and a feature OF
DashielG al fullback covered many Of the defects
in the play caused by Dudleys bad fumoles III
half otherwise the playing was OF the usual pray
tice order: The squad Of candidates VIII pr0ps s
urday.
Ithaca " Y. Sept. 2s-To-day's practice on
PERCY Field was hard. and the coached strength
ened the college eleven SO as to give the Varsity
some needed practice in defensive work. on the
ne-up the Varsity carried the ball from the forty
Was s finished SSed heir Opponents aided ~ ss
gressive playing Of the halfbacks and the fuloack
plunged through the Varsity centre ana was
Was Called coaches Warner and Fenneil gave
the men their first instructions in blackboard dia-
gram Of practice to-day. Inc coaches VII WI ~
behind the line as the others believed to be
strong enough