The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-31

tive when aimed at the weak points in an OBJ
posing line. as was demonstratea when; aiteI
made. through these points that had been
s snedEn and putin putting "a q lI RtIsG ADDITIONAL singer into
the :, ts Sl.. St the Yale sIod l6nS sHTS itS Be beH sagl SoT e
run things at quarter and the great buckins
/ halves, Dudley and Corwin. TO help out Nc
Bride Yale men believe that al VIZ be well;
form Is the subject for much comment, He 10
a six-footer now. weighs 1856 pounds and is one
most remarkable thing about bis ,ppntine e
that II is all done with The leit ic9t although
| wants to. II the Yale team is trained on last
years system great strides for victory will be
made in the next two weeks, the c9acners say.
will DO In command every day from now on.
Princeton's score Of % to o against Brown at
Proyidence cheered both coacheTs and under
graduates. who since the Cornell and Pennsyl-
vania state college games have had an attack
strated that the Tigers have begun to perfect
their attack. which must be Of a high order OF
Princeton defence at present is undoubtedly
better than Yale's. but the. New Haven eleven
y E!i5 Rcsfs5 yT lRRRFF9 IEsr TS RSd oS antEhte eIr VERY tef P BEET
and the, eleven played through two tysnty:;
OF Crowds. Poe. and Wheeler appears to have
strengthened the eleven in many ways.
A notable feature OF the big games on Satur-
day was the comparatively small number of
men compelled to leave the field because OF in
retired in either, half. At West Point one
change, was made on each eleven. In the
s HHrTfcai I1 %RIio s2P Fsii.d fsf5s w cns t tTp sHsI
Chicago, called in three substitutes, There
game on 70 FAR FAR U there has BEEN bee q remsrfabie
scarcity Of serious accidents. which is taken
play the game Without being hurt-an accom-
plishment which all star players on big teams
boast OF.
The strong Chicago A. A. eleven and the local
hnIeEer6ocEer A; {; team viii play an inter.
Oval. not 1T Manhattan Field. as at irst an.
nounced. Chicago defeated the strong New
that the KnicEerbockers viii have to play bet.
ter than they did against Duquesne to carry OF
the honors.
Two games that would greatly interest the
BsstSWv1sssnh t tEs Nest RSt G feint HGEs ad 2 an yTs the A AS SnstHe
1lIS ,a y tassis S %GRld pE%S esIsyPD lsn sSd p B SPS[.;
Yale and Harvard; WseslsyHn's defeat q part:
Hanover team a matter OF general interest.
Providence men and Wesleyan would be a rat It
PRINCETON. OCT. 5O.-Prlnceton6 team re-
turned from Providence last night. All the
game excepting ,Reiter. the star1eft half back.
SEASON. S@s M.i He fE9R RaS q n 6ad Rs b bPals 20 Pan nSd ff strai fnsf
shoulder. the result OF a flying, tackle he made
Sslle e b RFS fSc la salt ha hex Whit laft Rsf %ss tt%S w on
the ground Edwards tripped and accidentally
fell upon the injured shoulder, leaving it in
his arm. His loss will be a serious blow to the
team, as he was playing by far the hest
TONS line. All the cosachers expressed
themselves as much pleased with the effective
playing, OF the Tigers yesterday and seem to
gait. Duncan's fine work at quarter back.
under the unfayorable conditions, will proba-
for. right end were bettered considerably.
knfer. captain OF the university baseball team.
Hth was va 0 Is ss0sm9TfHiIS' 20 star srY half III back naii on Da shc
football since entering Princeton on account of
held tomorrow. This viii give q chance to the
men to recover from the results Of the Brown
ginia on Wednesday.
ball coachers are coming with a rush. A dozen
or more are on the way. and the first INSTALL
m Rnnd fo %i IT, 6 GePt; Gaa p9astjee. e Woss bas b been ON
Frank Hinkey and Brink Thorne that they viii
closes. Hinkey may be made. head coach.
Capt; Chamberlin has been looking hard for
t been 20 sent rs'u tn ' aRq @ Gerbin. iR' sa. and L hsTe
I FGpster Sanford, now with his regiment, tn.
pressure has to be brought on President Nc
kiinley. the Yale management will spare no
WALLACE and Ray Tompkins. There, will DO
a %G Pis Se9n to en 9riiI. e Th hl,O eIeS ssHh rs s1aah 10 f fsas
West Point late this afternoon, after spending
the greater part Of the day In New York. Not
and every man except De saulles will DO ready
for practice tomorrow. Capt. Chamberlain said
The captain y suffering from q severe muscle
bruise. but will practice regularly. Whether De
s ) yin be Kept 99 ~ OF the big games by his
painful question at Yale. Both he and CAPT.
ChamberlIn have placed themselves under the
is still very lame and he viii not try 70 play this
week. Substitute Townsend Is out OF the game
Of Marvin and Gilmore J yesterday put ate them Mher
almost even with the yeterans. Benjamin and
Dudley. in the race for half backs.
CAMBRIDGE, Oct 30.-The, University. men
are down in the mouth tonight over the disap-
{ RSNlpGy arIisi saGIT TdiSsps mS 8aste Sy fhe team aTr sg sa6rs
be strong enough to 6old, Hudson ont Of striEo
thought that this would have been overcome
ny, SUoduy Team MOrh iOT bIehuy gums. Mnen
tits remembered that only three days remain
for hard practice there Is Attle hope for a sue
Of the University OF Pennsylvania. Many think
that the team has gone back and that Saturdays
slumpl is the first sign Of qyeEtr9iping This.
After tomorrow. which will be a day Of easy
work, the practice will be devoted to building
a defence. The offence. it Is said, will re-
eslve only minor consideration. in the face Of
fence. made anything but straight line plays
entirely useless. The one encouraging thing
one man lCochraneI seriously hurt. He
in the; knee and a confused thigh. Donald,
Warren. and Reid all have their share OF
bruises, which is expected after a hard Ramo.
Donald's face is damaged as a result of HIS
tpssle with Bemus Pierce, and his shoulder is
also very sore. For G0chrane's place at end
ardson and Farley, Richardson is the most
likely man. but Lawrence, with his weight.
speed and aggressiveness, should be a big fac
in the final selection: Farley also did bet
and seemed to have materially
his chief fault of slowness. 1t was
rumored tonight that to-morrow's practice
be secret. but this will be settled by the
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