The sun., 1898-11-24
FOOT BALL.

FOOT BALL.
Foot ball will soon be a thing of the
past.
Its the only game on the square.
You don't see any gamblers managing
foot hall club.
Read THE Sun for full account Of all
the foot ball games.
The only sporting paper on the island
THE Sun.
The Independents will play the
Brandywine Training School this morn
ing at Riverview grounds.
The High School-VilIa Nova game this
morning at Union street grounds will be
worth seeing.
Pennsylvania oughtn't to let Cornell
score against her today.
The Delaware College boys expect to
defeat P. M. q. at Chester today.
The betting on the Warren game is 2
to l on Nassau.
The Warren will make them play hard
to win.
Brinton and Bailey both declare that
no Nassau man will go through tackles.
Pop Green says the same thing. Watch
him keep his word.
Doc Traynor will do the best he can
and that will be well.
Garrett don't intend to make tumble.
And boys, don't forget that kicking
game counts.
Prentiss and Smith will show them
they can gain ground.
Mcdaniel will show them some head
work and lodging.
Hayes and Chambers will play as
they never did before.
Porter will throw all who come his
way for loss.
Allen and Jeffries will be ready to take
any body's place who on account of In
juries will have to retire.
And the people will all be there to root
and cheer on the only team in Delaware.
Taking it all and all everybody who is
any body will be there. And there you
are.
Harvard put in the field this year not
only the best team that has ever repre-
sented the Crimson but one that ranks
with the best that has ever been turned
out by either Yale or Princeton.
David Cook, the manager OF the
Princeton Athletic Association, an
nounced yesterday morning that all the
new men who took part in the Prince
ton Yale game are how entitled to wear
the Varsity "P'' They are Poe. Geer,
Palmer, Kafer, Black, Duncan, Hutchin-
son, Mills and Beardsey. Geer, Duncan
and Blackwell play against Warren to-
day.
At meeting of the Varsity team held
at MiddetoWn, Conn, Wednesday, II.
w. Rymer 1900, was elected captain OF
next years Wesleyan foot ball team.
Rymer prepared for college at the Wyom-
ing Seminary, Kingston, Pa.
Talcott B. Hull, physical trainer of the
Yale foot ball eleven, has notified the
Yale management that he wishes to re-
tire. He has been assistant trainer to
the Yale eleven for three years, and will
probably continue to act in that capacity
next season.
Wednesday morning the condition Of
the University of Pennsylvania men is
much improved. The cripples are in
much better condition. Reugenberg
will begin the game. and in case lie is
injured Snover will take his place. Nc.
Mahon will start in at end, and, II
necessary, will be relieved bv Hodge. II
the ends do not prove strong enough
Folwell will be brought up from full
back and Outland step into his old posi-.
ton. Another light practice was held
yesterday.
Parke Davis, the Lafayette coach, said
yesterday that Pennsylvania should de-
feat Cornell by $40 Continuing, he
said: 'In our game with Cornell we car
ried the ball through Cornell's line for
steady gains from our ten-yard line to
the centre of the field, and we made sew
eral substantial gains around the ends,
one being twenty.yard run.
The Cornell team arrived at Wayne
about II o'clock Wednesday morning
and were Immediately quartered at the
Hotel Bellevue. About 8 o'clock the
men dressed for light signal practice,
which was carried on in a field near the
hotel. Owing to the fatigue of the long
Journey the work on the whole was not
the best, but was satisfactory to the
coaches. All OF the plays we're run
through and then the backs were given
long practice in catching punts.