The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-15
IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
rrry MONEY ON THE RESULT OF TIE
HIRVLRD-YlLE CAME

Nav Haven Eleven wili ne o~verhauied
B,tveen Now and Next sn~turday-Darte
.,outb wins Empty Championship Honors
Pour Longest RIMS Made Against Yale.
a. far there hassbeen very little betting on
IN. Harvard-Ya game next Saturday at New
iI.v.n. but yesterday there waro some whsers
~. Of even money. According 10 reports
trom Boston Harvard men are not likely In
a,ro-odds when the teams line up. Yale's fol-
invSr,. too, win hardly back their eleven with
a much confidence a. they displayed at
rrncetop. when 8 10 4 on the Blue prevailed
a.. ths bail was FIRST put In play. The seating
o.raeity at Yale Field 10 about $4,000 and in
citations point TO q full house. Special trains
viii DO run By the New Haven road from this
ouy and Boston. Nearly 5000 persons are
s,nscted from Boston. which means that HAr-
vard will be well supported. There maj be
coma changes In the makeup Of the Yale
slsven, Durston may 20 In Of left tackle In
stsad OF Btlllman. while Townsend and Cor
yin arc expected TO play half back. II Dudley
/, AZ II ia possible that he will beein'th game
instead Of Ccrwin. Az TO the ability Of De
a,u,les 10 play quarter back there In some
Uorriment among the ooaohers. but II he can
No, the place will be left in charge Of Ely. who
aid 40 well against Princeton. The Harvard
eleyen will probably DO the same % the one
that beat the University Of Pennsylvania. with
,bs possible exception Of centre rush. Bur-
nett, according to the present plans Of the
Crimson coachera. will take the place OF big
JaNray, The officials OF the game have been
selected. Paul Dashiell will umpire and Mo-
Chung OF LehiGh win referee.
Dartmouth has won the championship Of the
New England Tri-ColleElate League. having
de,eated both Amherst and williams. The
- "A - a,,ah AAaA,,AN d. xlA- 80 NkA
beating administered to the Hanover eleven by
wesleyan. Boston enthusiasts say that II
Wesleyan and Brown could be admitted to the
league. the organization would be greatly
strengthened. and the games would provo
more attractive to the public. Wesleyan and
Brown are stronger than the three members
OF the league. yet there 10 no game bet Ween
them this year. Wesleyan has won two games
i e 8. A Williams sn was se defselts 81 s. q 70 t !. and "a
Dartmouth lost to the Middletown men by
% to 3.
Certain Yale men say that De Saulles might
have Lasted, Logger IN last ss nt game had
upon his weak ankle with unseemly Vicious
ness. Those who say they saw the play de;
9rcTdis deliberately stamped on the little Yale
mans leg, thereby making II impossible for
R R1% 70 pF TR%s,%%fi other aRe s guard. To toH p@nc q E ES.
who succeeded De saulles. also stirred up the
SIsw H tnnGsa P bs tG Ehs asy on nSf iSsrSStssn ts sss
pn WrightlqCtop At sprInsleld In 1S9!: foot:
a and E d'%SFisI pro RSs that inS bad Dsdf blood a sti if Exists
sSRShers On thu The side iSf iinss as q pr tss RY fIsis ON
s adm oi I tss y TjF Snp sSE t ba. RIsHI. v Ths sS s1 Eq.i
S%iiuEsiang on the Held and disorder on the side
Among athletic club eievens and .hot-headed
schoolboys such things can be overlooked.
It is a noteworthy fact that four OF the most
resulting directly in victories, have been made
F1@rinSssSoni Il 1886, who ran:slImSsss the sPsIFs
length Of the field for a t9nohdSwn; The
yards and Dean fifty yards each. Arthur Poe
Yards to his credit; Poe is the fourth member
81 :in6 his len tami tga to ot Biay Sa the E 9rlncs ai1R, ei 1osn
ans There is quite a difference between the rule
Allowing injured players to have substitutes
and the old regulation OF ten. years ago. In
s@iss Sab b. T phssieiann ls's rep @ss ntis Hs the Sss rival ssi
elevsns. II both doctors said he could not
S SGSt slsse. a II ene " th wns d 1sjr,aissted ht TO sSae
he was compelled to go on. II was the. Gus
tom Of r cGech ,e III th9 him When p m. : g PLAYER an Tas d Il ps
I"i \, W ttii mn W 70 ialt Al to
bIsssf v sS 5 BE e FfG "a. ' FIJI; ]p 3 naE s Pfe1 11Ssd
s . %' piay ers. Of !" "} fSif j b ei%S'f pr St%sss GSI
them incapacitated. This rule was abolished
e esIsf aR Rdvs sin ta rs snsn the q e,s e9sra aemos aa y v RI
The, playing of Ely at Yale's quarter back on
had been in training less. than, a week. For
three years Ely tried for the Yale varsity, but
fSSu sat eSs RI sSs Sq isS St s sSS sHS sSis isil eI Ss d. % y
gqEe Of the place and suIllyan was next.
they. went to Ely with the request that he don
readily, and. with less than . weeks PRACTICE he
thGSed q 5 Rs imnpr9yememnt over MS old: form
Saturday. Il De SsauiIIes cannot play. The In.
Jury to the latter has been In the nature. Of o
s Se5ToS blow to Yale; That he should not have
There's another compliant against the In;
men used their fists on several occasionson Sat-
eg.lst the 0uaters thathe brought against
IicaEhly handled and we're cos@p iii 70 retail
ane n self-defence. The ground gained by the
has prompted Coach Woodruff to make the
statement that It is still a success.
IKE to see Quarter Back DAILY elected to the
septalncy next year. They say that DAILY has
shown headwork and Reneralship enough in
ne games, played this season to warrant his
bection. In the Ramo with the University Of
pennsylvania he ran the eleven with such
i1pe5b JUDGMENT that the crowd was aston
khea. whatever he may do against Yale will
those who generally use their influence when
Ine PLAYERS vote for q new captain. DAILY is
looked upon as the finest quarter back In the
Est although he is practically q newcomer In
varsity football. He has two years moro at
harvard; which may be used as an argument
AGAINST his election as. captain especially as
Sne custom has always been to select a fourth
{ear man for the place. lf..Daly lie not cap
tan next year. he Is pretty certain to be at the
nsad 81 the team in 1900. At least, that Is
what they are saying al Cambridge at present.
AEw HAVEN. .Noy. 14.-Oharley De SaullOs
Mn abt Chamberiin were the only members
Wthe Yale eleven. who did not report for prae-
SNe IN uniform this afternoon. Both were pres
I'm n Fl me ieid In citizens clothes, Chamber.
~, directed the signal practice aud DE baulles
on The side linas chatfed xith friAnda ali