The sun., 1898-10-14
IN znn FoorRhEE worm.
"Psnnsy's" Lively second Elsvsn--A Short
Trip for the Tigers.


on short Southern trip tomorrow morning.
In the afternoon they will play the team Of
| the Baltimore A. c. and on Saturday they will
meet the Annapolis "mlddies." About twen-
| ty-fve players will be taken on the trip In pri
tate cars, along with a small army Of coach
| ere and rubbers Tho practice to-day was
shortened to one een-minuto half on ac-
count OF the heat and TO snve the players for
the two hard games. The men played like
lot Of prep" schoolboys, and the work was
30 wrctched that the regular practice game
| was called of after flve minutes OF play. Then
the coachers started in to teach the backs
how to take the ball from the quarter back and
start properly. Both RosenRarten and Wat
klns were tried at quarter back. but they were
| equally poor. The line also participated In
| the let-down, and the coachers gave up in de-
spair and broke the players up into small
| squads for individual instruction. In the
short game that was attempted., the scrubs"
when tho, varsity, stopped them. A tumble
gave the ball to Craig. WHO was playing left
to- touSRdowS s Palmer na tackied @ him him. jSst ssFS as
tcS on ts e' P9 o ea os4 st ass s
several OF the varsity line attacks at centre
RMhd MHn played good game IN other G resgeSt,s t,:
upon BY Prnceton S s Paul ID 1aSSe S IY1 has been
s.ioStSu W uHplEo lllb kuIub MlJll OOIu6i, Dub
the referee has not been selected.
PH1LApEIpH1A, Oct. 1s:-.The, hottest game
OF the year was played on Franklin Field to-day
sons howied with delight It was a far more
have played here this year. To-day The var
the operation Of the guards back" but they
PLAYED with the greatest spirit and determine;
Ss 9sy haES HTP due Ct % Eats Hare S ba
goals, First the varsity earned touchdown
cd o
tion revolving wedge: and It rolled on and on
sarped soSshd9Sns making 3 erss sRs Ss soors r9 @
In the scrubs favor. Two earned touchdowns
rsnesment of the team nv was I made @ to-day. I and md
T. II Likely to be the final one. optland went TO
harris0n aLtrn , was & the other half but MeMahons
for biz gains. McCraeken laid on because Of q
snoye be Pss stood and yes
hard all the time. A sub centre IL needed. for
at ends, Goodman and Carnett at tackles and
Gardner at quarter.
ceiyed trial on the Yale varsity eleven % this
afternoon. Frank .Butterworth, last years
began and set the candidates at @ work at HE6e tses
longest practice Of the year thus far. The
ond as hIsn hh GGuRS nSue Ss 5 Rd bs bs
sity lined up as it will face. the Newton A. g.
team on Saturday. The order was:
Ends. Hnbbell and Coy; tackles. Mcase and Capt.
Ds ssHo' Halves oOFWn and
centre. Browns ankie an % was s injured lure SOB So badly %
during this after1oon's practice that he needs
leave for Boston at i:45 O'CLOCK, They viii 20
tered @ 1he m parE Hoe Aver
the the, game an on on Saturday an elaboFate banquet
scored On the varsity this SfteTnoon On sf fn%-
BILE punt by De saulles. Rumsey Of the scrubs
through the 'varsity's centre corwln made
two ,touchdowns for the varsity. and Town
oad ha snd nd aaef da se @ Rs
ns II thsIs I5 places ana 6Toasht Sat new Sc,
sttrsshnsn bacEs: HsiI. BSrdiek al and Rpnssy.
Ss s nsrfT and Il msSs
his nose broken at the practice. The Yale |
freshmen have arranged game with the |
l.,aMwrenceville Law Academy team at Lawrence
PROVIDENCE. Oct. 13.-Brown football en-
shoMns CART ea made fs
the University of Pennsylvania. The practice |
WEEK. 70 he eSm AGAINST ahy
guards guard back onslaught The return OF big
rG efs L ars HS
now. it win be in prime condition again in |
up with his lame shoulder dislocated at Phil |
adephia Chesbro. who spraned his ankle |
ering, but Merwin fractured his ankle In |
ssps pdoSe ana wiz not be Sgt for
EuHtnR, in which Brown was TI6 Bit Weak weak on IN
sure goal kicker from the field. N''
The Brooklyn Latin and Poly Prep" School |
teams met on the grldiron at the Parade |
i the 0peqips game for the sha@ipi 6dS iOnshlP 9t
the Long Island M ID Intersch9lestic A A; Poly |
fsSp y 6ss VI 2s to e as
evidence: Members Of the other school teams
af Ss 6Rs HSai TaH
Hewitt q Broofyn Latin kicked o to epRSe GEee
Es who gassd a9SI ten yards before
Latin Schools line for large gains. and had the
ball on their opponents thirty-yard-line whom |
Brought @ The ball back twenty Yards on EoSd
end plays. but IT was lost on tumble; The
and. With With excellent interference, tS' he f0 ran
Kicked goal Latin School team braced |
up at this stage and played a strong. !
heady game. Through the good play OF Mel: |
down the field to "Poly's" fiye-yard line,
whore 1t was lost in tumble Time was then |
and the bail rolled over Eatin's % line, where; here;
Herman fell on il for a touchdown. Berten- |
shaw missed goal Poly" then forced mat |
ters. and Herman was sent around left end |
twice. resulting in touchdown in each in- |
stance. Bertenshaw kicked both goals. |
CAMBRIDGE. Oct 13.-The Harvard coaches |
have at last realized that. II the crimson is to
fancy end runs which have made so much talk |
during the past week must be put on the shelf, |
and reliable system, one that can be depended |
on for, gains through the centre: secured. |