The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-24
THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
XlBE ArRT TO me- TREED OUT A6AIRST
TRINITY Ar HARTFORD.

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TRINITY ar HARTF0RD.
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Psnnsyivanians Ready 20 Open with Frank
lin and Mnrshal1 To-Dny-HhrvRrd Cah-
didates Earn = Rsst-Conch Bull to Stay
at New Haven-Ths Tigers Hard Mt Work.
CAMBRIDaE. Mass, Sept. 23.-Harvard's foot
ball men fnished their FIRST weeks work with
q hard afternoons practice. Il was q murky
day and the men suffered considerably. Ac-
cordlpg to custom. the team viii have no prac-
tioe Saturday and training will not be resumed
until Monday. To make M for two days OF
comm rest the practice was sharp from be-
ginning to end. Dibble made some 1ne dodG-
ing runs and DAILY, Ellis and Reid did good ALL
round work. For the second varsity Rex
Finoke earned applause by a tackle OF Dibble.
which caused the captain to drop the ball, and
by all-round good play.
They lined upthe same as yesterday. with the
exception that Frost got q chance at left end on
the lrst. while Rainsford, a freshmAn from the
Croton school. and Coacheran. q last year's
substitute. were tried at left guard and full
back on the second respectively. Mills. last
years tackle. who IL on . thirty days furlouEh
from the army. has had his furiough extended
and will join the team 40 soon as he RECEIVERS
his usual health.
DR.. Brooks, Hallowell. 90; Gonterman. 'e8:
Lewis. N93. and Moulton. '09. assisted in coach
Ing. Guy Murchie had on his football clothes
for tho FIRST time and superseded Lewis as
coach OF the linomen.
II is rumored here that Jack McMasters. the
old Princeton trainer. will take hold Of the team
on Monday.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept. 23.-Yale's two
football teams had o brisk but abort final
practice this afternoon for the 'varsity's OPEN
ing contest against Trinity College in Hartford
tomorrow. Can't. Chamberlin hustled the rival
~elevens through q single half Of ak minutes.
The varsity scored three times and the scrubs
were unable to make any siEable gains against
the regular line. Once more the star playing
of the day was done by Tackle Durston. who.
till recently, has played half back. Durston
made several runs that tore apart the scrubs
line. and he scored one touchdown.
In the Trinity game the Yale eleven will be
composed, with perhaps q single exception. as
1t was made up this afternoon:
Ends, Coy and schwepPe; tackles. Capt. Chamber.
Corwin and Benjamin; full pack. Mcbride.
the gymnasium tonight calls for thirty candi-
drst eleven nv win give way to Substitutes in the
,I CHARLEY Ghs3dwick, SP y., "R' p Bull ia The
medical school for a four-year. course, That
assures the Yale management OF a grand coach
The friends Of Sanford. the former centre and
last years coach. deny that he has yet agreed
t team Sat .His S SSafh S Ss sot as IS n 6eai IN town. 5%T the Yale
PRINCETON. Sept. 23.-Edwin Crowds. the big
guard. who has played on the left side OF the
fer The I pass t tSF t yeaTs. Tstu III St ' to c S1R seP tes
day. he watched the practice from the side
be a candidate for the team, He looks bigger
than ever, weiGhs 24o pounds, and is apPare mt
Undoubtedly make his old place again. since
there is no one OF, the candidates who is his
equal in weight and experience: .,,ou u,,
his name as a candidate to-day. the new
time. this afternoon. Parsons and PSelii Of the
Brooklyn Poly Prep" made a good showing.
punting. while Parsons took a turn at half
back on the varsity. Montgomery, a stookily
D Ru faye end from imp 6ns hlski On tbe e sSn e m aSS
Shefield, n good-sized tackle from Blair
Academy. was also IN evidence. "a.
three squads and the men were put through a
thorough drill in the requirements of their po-
Clip, In PREPARATION for the lineup which viii
oe H16e GP f SIlastBbz b, coached the centre men to-
u uan,asf care ars's and Z they es'a are 'f last tne eom Gr1a into nte
shape for the hard work that is promised later.
Al Of the candidates VII be eTSmined by q
In perfect physical condition win be permitted
to continue practice.
bali candidates INDUCED in the usual practice
at Wayne. Pa; this morning. The practice
drilled The boys IN siEnsi' play Tor almost 40
hour. Then. he put Walker. Qyerfield, and
0gtls55d l. At +. d tSap m enf aI P.aes si ef tbS t Eislbb sF
both Outland and Overheld promise to develop
into strong punters. go,
Field. Coach Woodruff. at the start, Instruct
ID TruxH Hare, the giant guard. In the art Of
men into two squads and sent them off at
signal practice, Gardiner had charge OF one
IN the latter stage OF the practice. the Quarter
back kick was tried. Gardiner and Outland
Mig Murphy examined the candidates
carefully yesterday. and pronounced them as
tine a lot Of athletes as II has been his lot 70
tention to the scrub team this year. and cond-
IDENTIFY states that some Of his boys will be a
surprise party to the regulars before the sea-
Franklin and Marshall will come down here
70 so-% RfTe q II har nhe G snneei 10 sG PennsHIya sdiPecfTfRRs s
match esme with franklin and Marshall viii
be as follows:
Centre, oyer rfsld right guard; M1SSosstsn; left
M s.aS' as ItEas END rlf hGf SSif S tstt sP cap Eot oStl;SSS aaf isss
half back. Harrison; full bach. Walker.
McMasters May Train Harvard's Eleven.
1t is quite probable that Jack McMasters.
the well-known ex-Prlnceton football trainer, |
will take charge Of HRrvard's grldiron candi- |
dates this fGll. McMasters left for Boston last
night. where. 1t is said. he will meet the Har-
ward managers and talk the matter over. Nc
Masters was largely instrumental In. turning |
out the champion. Tigers In 1895. and has q
mon say that Harvard could not make q better
selection.
TO-Day'S Football Events.
shall. at Philadelphia. |
Yale vs. Trinity, . tHArtford. /
Syracuse University vs.. Ca2enoytA. at Syracuse. |
Carlisle Indian school Va. Bloomsbury Normal
School, at Carlisle.