The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
cOI UMBIA CONFRONTED WITH A
NCHEDULH NOT At AL ElSY.

various Points About Cesoh sanford's
EIeVen-stnGs Taken to Task fer an
Alleged Violation of Eligibility Rules
Harvard the Favorite over Old Penn.
From now until tho end OF the football sea-
,on the Columbia Varsity players will be asked
10 oil out schedule that cannot be regarded
,s an easy thing. They will not meet Stevens
Institute at Hoboken this afternoon. az origin
nuy scheduled. but the second eleven. which 10
,.,roug one. will all the date instead. The
varsity will be especially Prepared for the
great battle with Cornell at Columbia Field on
election day. Coach Sanford wants to have
Mia men 10 the finest possible shape for that
occasion. for he realizes that the 1thaeans will
send a powerful com bination here Columbia
men feel that they can beat Cornell. and In so
doing their team will square the defeat at the
hands OF Princeton and also reach ahigh rank
10 tho college football world.
one week from Saturday Columbia will visit
wc.t Point to tackle tho Cadets and as the latter
Will probably DO rounding into shape for their
encounter with Annapolis. Sanford's eleven
will have TO play the usual fast game. Then
on Nov Is the strong Dartmouth College team.
which was beaten by Yale IL to o. will play
Columbia in this city. and on Nov. 20 Columbia
will visit Annapolis to lock horns with the
Navy, in what IL expected to be a gruelling
.opta.t as the Middies" have q pretty for
nidabls eleven and are expected to beat
wsu Point The wind up will be
with the Carlisle indiana at Columbia Field
on THANKSGIVING Day and Manager Mitchell
.Iress that an old time holiday crowd
will turn cut. In order to avoid confusion
Manager Mitchell intends to have the gridiron
fenced Oh. according to the plans that prevailed
durlns former Yale-Princeton matches. That
rtl.nable him to put on sale about 5000 ad-
miss. on tickets which will entitle holders to
sunl up on the Geld behind the fences. Only
admitted number OF side-llns badges will be
issued So that the field will be kept clear OF
those who Ike 70 encroach upon It. The man
ss.m.nt Is also considering the advisabilty OF
putting up large canvas screens that will shut
OF the view " the field from the viaduot and
the speedway 1t is estimated that the cost Of
putting W poles on which to string the
"tHndcrs" would amount to about $1,000.
hut It /, tet that such sum would be easily
returned b. the Increased admissions. Pres
.nt Indications point to Good-sizsd profit on
Oh. season. but IL would probably be larger
we're the army Of deaihsats compelled to pay
to see the sport.
ramss i" Of former Ssw York :eSoo6oys on The
s.a: %;, sssdas;:s p the YosE.t; il Oh
schoo. irving and Won learned the game At
lr.er School, whs NJ Her. the star guard. Is
TIln in,erscho'a,,ic team u last year. Owens.
;Gt.s!,qte guard. lss.id TO hal from the New
:ssses who, are on the team are a, follows;
M..on. wesleyan slocoviteh: Yale: Morley.
6.%,si, OF wHlssss1 ana J9nss TWRiiy.ssiy
t,Ier43n and .Neiilinser College OF the City
o,S.E, York. Ransome. the former University
because OF his studies.
coach Stage Of the University OF Chicago
q ISi 'ns.e 40 sne
ihtion ~ VIII. en- h. secured the services OF Vel
n9ston n. hai sscs who scored ,opehd2wn
sNturtay Stage is charged with treaging the
TH ns so,sTT'Tf n. Entry o. student. % the
on ne Chicago eleven and fsurs asa bo;na.a d.
TheasG team and un. ps AN on N the iR@
l. when he went to the Un.yers!!ty OF
~ the other students hut stag c,rr,.5
rs nq,nL atholsh Il Is asserted that Pr-sl-
smaacs to f.. Ts niTsr.I, E, T;tnEoa
~ ne nlvers,v ~ Wisconsin team. com.
r.cSa! that .he hs s'ssS E, ss,s .n8
e. f Rns Ter art b. H s5 d.
Tss[aited y stage wIthoa; r.;srsn.e . b:
regulations are more strict this year than ever
80 100 ~ 4h tho'e who have been unable 70
have been kept ID the sieVen. OF ''' 'a'a'
Betting on thu Harvard [ University Of Penn.
sst v'p s,, sans t. he played At phl.enha on
in.ower, OF the Quakers. however. are horng
,S.t !nrir rslrts.ntat!ves viii be able to hold
uersmhrlig IL. eleven well In check. Harvard
IT, H., not Tsgnti this contest as a cinch, Tor
S efP.S' . 5I Penn 70 pay sdesP.ra,s FOOT
[hfss3 cPay%s.a IN. rtcs ' thss % Hs2f
sss P rae ~ he team In remarkabls STYLE.
e..si II psr.sctinE his system Of team play
q, preS,i INV s .,n,. o, ,hs eleven
A'Csac.sn .na Out!and ar. sufflcient 10 LIE
fh.' bs 2St ., eha9T any y9rs,, eleven AMI
Gam.r.. 10 played in the presence o. an i'm I'M.
Ts5m WI nH ss,r 3, s sessr tat toIfnhs q
AYR ,anhI' he . being thrill cd and or hused
!" 10. ,.m!; For that reason they are expected
hs, Hawai- may soon r" b. induce. dee 10 f ,ap
u'pT sagns with ials and Princeton Is Also
;be 'HcS ,iS,.H, Tor the Qnakers TO defeat
va wai inoot n. y tSins . 9y:r H H1s,
hi.h .pnoetsnt Judges say that Harvard
IN. free defensive tactics ;fs, woof fS;r
S.isy. II s .oD;9 9h.r football shares VIII?
n. latter yle!ded to Hsrvard % to 20 ID az, ,hs
p s2"; .n.r. the Mi WIN 4.
yer N. game win Prestige. confidence and a
aa,,,ssr sway o. talent. The physical condition
1.tne hmhTitgn team will also probably be
III ',a' ~ McIlasters has trained the eleven
,v nero Is trouble at Princeton. It Ia said. be-
Trn several o. the coaches and TraIner
h has s.s, The defeat Of tho Tigers by Cornell
s.nhl that Eeyeral ~ tho players were greatly
tI'I!"hel Christie has been allowed 10 run
mao1 f., n NE nr I with unlimited power so
"gi.n,l' ~ aet that several coaches have filrd
has ARA NV thcy arc saying that Christie
a." 0rsI IN lr"prriEg the sleyen. This is not
The 'T si,cSn,n,e such thing, has been done by
H.. rrinc"Ion coaches WheA Yale defeated
is,7 Esis all star eleven At New Haven in
Mcu,,ral coaches promptly blamed trainer
c1,ra .1aHItsts VINO - now NJ Harvard They de-
d6wrt,"a. MGMaSlers was responsible for tho
yi,Mtttln.. @' what looked To them like An in
c. .''b,e eleven. Because OF this unjust crit-
a",,t, 'hh,Mtsters resigned his place, and his
me-. "'s . ia. hesn regretted by many Princeton
mWch ' .., II was not McMestsrss fault so
whoo9,rissWsaa; no iHnlt Of tho Yale players.
m'gbi vi t1a'lly the Princeton coaches
CnrnntEHVrns doieht upon the shoulders o, the