The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
rison. Walbridge and other members OF the
team feel that they are now at their best.

PRINCETON, Oct. 30.-Princeton's entire UNI
before the strong second eleven In their first
game, aimee the disastrous Cornell match,
practice Of a Prn seton team on sborn Field Ia
years Tryas they might the Varsity men were
scored 5 to Q. Charley Young, the old Cornell
quarter back. whose brother dropped the goal
tS sf bali fflGss On Sssr ss:f
on last falls eleven. did the bunting. The
and ihs tSunts OF the coaches d airing the inter.
mission ss star, started in Desperately; but ,hsy
bali on the 10-yard line. The. Scrubs, were
Ghser.d e n. echo; Play ended with the hall
promised shaks-up occurred to-day when
MI: wa, sent back to the Scrubs" and Dana
and Poe we're both out Of the game on account
81 bruiss; and tn: , end, we're .o cared Tor by
down the field.
in the football team ia: oes S9
Saturdays victory. The practice yesterday
sa to they could make zap. IN
the Yale line the scrubs ought not hold them
snd ths SspS
room for gains and scored a touchdown in
minutes IS, Play 0ws1 Nor%sH and
given to the college In the middle Of the field
and 'ois Was 0n@ e tho s"a ffh n.
Week, fell on g for a touch back. and
f fss a FsH tas ss sSsny won ''ss
Wesf. and Morley soon broush. ihs ,pisy
two downs. but on the third sttemot Weste.
crossed the line i3r a touchdown: The goal
time on the lineup and Sanford stopped the
play to get to signal practice. This was oon-
o a an hoas anf r.. the
yates thronged ON the field to watch tho prac-
tice Smith. the captain OF last years union
team. reported for practice.
New HAVEN. Oct. 3o-Those pss.imsts who
grophesied that Ysle,s defeat by Celnmb ia on
players, destroy their conftsncs and generally
demorslIze the whole college, should have
limit OF his endurance IN two fierce halves.
at centre. Cutten was the centre o:the 'es team.
At the beginning OF the present season he said
he would not play unless 1t wa. absolutely
st"a stud in the diSinity school CAV. him all he
budsed sch BY the hardest paTs
at him, He did not finish the whole
D% wa TO the nj
Chadwick from half to right end. This means
that Chadwick is to be taken out OF the list OF
backs and worked over into an end. The
practice after tho Varsity had scored a touch
down was devoted entirely to inproyng the
members OF tho sophomore class OF the
academic departm ent marched In body to the
held and sat through the practice cheering the
support OF the sophomoros caught the rest OF
| the University and several hundreds. besides.
went to the field.
PH1LADELpHIA. Oct. 3O.-As jubilant over the
game as though the team had won an over
whelming victory. the University OF Pennsyl;
ynnia students crowded the Reading Terminal
utos Of / i. whom the SPECIAL train hearing the
team and substitutes pulled into the station.
,f h. 9Unb
ers" into Market street and fully realized the
tremendous reception that was being given to
the sturdy players. so touched and grateful
were they at receiving such an ovation,
procession wa. quickly form ed with tho coaches
| in this, lead; Physically the men arc IN good
sonditioP 0ptlHGds R /, not as bad As WAS
a!SPssh doaSt,u 'f i woodI:y, scr: kS.s
"ysrypieased with the defence Of out!sn 4.
and the slow Charging OF the line men exert
! Potter. were the only complaints he had to
| mako.
CAMngrDGE Oct 3o,-The Harvard eleven
the whistle blew for the start Most OF this
work was signal practice. which was especially
severe DAILY and Hallowell had a lay of
Hawkins. who replaced Hallowel. played a
nne game the best that any substitute has
shown this season. Boal. the big guard. ran
out with the squad and. Just to show that he ia
all right. beat Capt. Burden In sprintinE
match to the grounds.
Their. was a great dea Of fumbling among
with the exception Of Fincke. who played .
magnificent game at quarter. He was tho only
man on the squad who followed tho ball In
varsity style. Lawrence played poorly. al
though he had gained weight over SUNDAY and
seemed lively and full OF GO Burnett diC
some pretty mace kicking. Ristine has I
slight case OF blood poisoning. which he cauRh
| from the neck OF his sweater. AS a precautio
| those belonging to the rest OF the men will be
| lined with cotton.
Football Players in the English Army.