The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-18

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guard and. as he strapped It on he said to
ait was an awful kick. but with this guard
on ny leg II win be impossible for anybody to
with even more vim than before.
The work of the Fordhnm College team dur
solrSGins. The, mon did not seem e, get In
the game at az; Cart. o,Gorman. who has
game on WsdpesdaS Snd. at present Is laid up,
IL Is expected that he will return Tomorrow.
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year, Coach Masterson Is working, the men
bard and seems confident that he VIII 6 be abe
They play the. Nutiey A. q. at Fordham On Oct;
q and the Knickerbocker Athletic Club at
meet the Mount Vernon &C. team q, Mount
Vernon. The game next Saturday will be the
hardest one OF the season.
The football committee Of the New York In
erscholastic Athletic Association held a meet
yesterday afternoon. The meeting was called
Tor the purpose Of receiving entries for the
SIe. Only four s0 schools decided to compete
this year. namely. Berkeley, Cutler. Trinity
and De, La Sale Institute. There was a long
style. while others thought the two;seetion
In the round-robin series, there would be
twelve games. each, school PLAYING three
games and the school winning the most num- n
champion. This, would give each school an
equal chance; The two-section system would
each section and then the game between the
winners OF the first and second sections for the
chamnlonship: 1t was decided; howeye nn 70
not at all popular. This was, done SO as TO
save expense. as each % game VII eoStapout DO
First section-Nov. 4, De l. Sale Institute vs..
second seoaOn-Nov. IL. Cutler School VS.. Trinity
School.
Championship aameTNOv. 10.
CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 17.-Every man on the Har-
yard team showed up in good shape when the
varsity came out ior practice this aIternG G3n.
ping around %SS nd on Gi' the side ID lines as lively as a
cricket. the, only reason for his lay-oft being
that he had a hard time In SATURDAYS game
and II was judged best to let him have, a lay.0n.
Dibblee and Kendall also did not play. The
squad went first to the tackling machine ana
The men were coached for the most part on
field which followed was a great surprise to the
first team. The second team. went at the reRu-
lars like tigers. and. through Haughton's ex;
c%ellent punting and good runs by Martin and
yard line. TIL first teams backs fought hard.
but as they could make no appreGiable gain
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the chest. Holden caught it on the fly and
carried II over for a touchdown; OF the Kick,
yards on a pretty lodging run to the, twenty-five
yard line, where Mills struck. him head on. in
drawal from the game. Haughton was called
on for q punt, and Gierasch was stopped on the
first teams ifteen-yard line by a good tackle
W territory during the rest OF the half. In
the second half the second team. weakened by
were scored on twice BY the. varsity. once. BY
Boal and again Just before time was called by
Gierasch. Donald. '99 who has not played be be.
been i'll, returned to the squad to-day and went
in on the second eleven. Burnett. who has
trial at centre to-day. The big fellow played
this place while in the prep sehool. and tried ed
nor m n am his a a iGsfSm az s] sea : se t ths' b al Is R Rs
played q much more lively game than his pre-
decessor. was surer, on passing direct TO the
fence.
PRINCETON. Oct. 1.-THE. Tigers started in
to-day % get into shape for the big game
with Cornell on Saturday. which the coachers
schedule. Trainer, Christie heightened the
playing time to forty minutes and the varsity
was Uoa,d sent Ps up IIo against eth the s strongest n,s club t 1aat
on a line plunge BY Lathrope after Hillebrand
f free Us1tEsd through 1didi Mills and EdTaTds. and
most OF the scrimciages were in the varsity's
tSs sefs Ieyt tb slq sSra sbbsEb6iHg p by the Of h cbah seen to
break up the formations, and, the varsity
gained in all less ground than the scrub dur
style on the scrub at centre. proving too much
for Booth. who appeared to be In poor condi-
Grow was MIS romoted to the varsity. McCord,
a freshman from Lawrenceyille. distinguished
himself alright guard BY breaking through
son, at lett guard, outplayed Edwards. at times
opening up big holes for good gains. Pell. at
With several good tackles. Ayres was out for
full back to-day, for the first time in two
y TieSk1i; IN ssnd RnRtI b3ss KICKS Xcs s sTag a 69t b he Tss
up the line poorly. Bert Wheeler. who played
full back last year, made his first appearance
rapidly. and although he was not permitted
to t1g line UP ne Bet some 9Rs , goodi Pr sfSbf e IN punt Was
carried OF the field with an injured knee. which
Cant. HiIlebrand, was knocked out for a few
ity field instead Of on the Brokaw gridirop.
time. No game will be played with the Du-
quesne A. G.. and Oct. 10 will be left open to
save the team for Saturday.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 17,-Six old players who
have not been at work or. tho Yale football
eleven for many days were hustled out this af-
ternoon by Capt. ,Chamberlin to pull the var
sity eleven out Of a hole. The shake-up Is a
result OF the unsatisfactory game played
against the Newton Athletic Club on Saturday.
Not q man who was in the game on Saturday
was Kept in the eleven to-day. The eleven was
oyerhauled from top to bottom and some Of the
players will have a lively hustle to get back.
To-day's revolutionary line-up was as follows:
Ends, slocovi,ch and Thomasi tackles. Cook and
Richards guards, Stlllman and Andrews; centre,
Cutten; quarter, De Saulles; half back, Marvin and
Dudl, y; full back, Dupee.
During the latter part OF the play some OF the
old players had a few minutes drill. Mcbride
went In q full back. BENJAMIN at half and Coy
Cutten. who has been out Of the game with a
wrenched knee. and it looks as If he would hold
were brought out to-day at Capt. ,C~hamberlin's
earnest request were Allen. Dursteen. Gilmore.
Dudley. Slocovitch and .Schweppe. Allen has
been engrossed with his duties as crew cap
tain, but now that the fall regatta has been
held. will try for TACKLE on the varsity eleven.
Gilmore played In the big games two years ago
and was q leading candidate for half back last
two weeks. SchWeppo aud SlOcovitch have