The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-17

these teams are reported TO be strong. and tho
game promises to be n hard ono The schedule
School and. hdelphi academy. both OF which
have retired from the race. Is as follows:
Pratt Poly 2s P:att rs NH 1Gy I,g hS g.
Boys h Ra Tsv - Pi vs. St Pfs i and s
HsI High Th'Ppa,GyngS pssG; Nov 49, 80, Erasmus HsH
st. Paul will. as usual put a strong tenn in
the field. as the Garden City school has every
facility for training; Pratt has list some good
players but * under ths &c direction oil C2ach
elevens 'Poly" is also much better than last
year. Those who watched the Erasmus boys
School was the first out to practise. and all
eyes are directed toward y asa formidable or
hra % has nent se IN Dig
game. and last Saturday tied the strong Dobbs
Ferry Field Club eleven. the score being IL to
IL. All the teams are light.
PRINCETON. Oct 1G-stfr and sore from their
hard tussle on Manhattan Field last Saturday
tho tigers began their weeks work this after
sIpper ~ cSndlton Of ths gronn$ thss Put Up
on Osborn Field this year. The long-expected
brace came as time surprise to the coachers
Who hsd War
Throughout the twenty five minute halves the
play was OF the hardest and cleanest kind
reference in the ENDS backs" formation
caused the cold shivers to. run down the backs
of the two lonely emissaries from Pennsylva-
bleachers. The backhsl ID started quickly. tho
interference ran along cleverly projecting the
runner often for forty yards and the signals
were carried out with enough spirit and ginger
to run up score OF 30 points against strong
this season. The addition OF Hillebrand to
the line again to-day. after week absence
on Of s% made 20 decided Inn
In response to the hurry call sent out by Cap
tain Edwards after. the Columbia game.
arrived to-day and a few minutes drill In carry
ing the ball corrected the FUN bling of the back
field which has tended to demoralize a. the en-
gap lett P By she ' WitRsraSs Of Kafep from the
game. BeArdsley. who has bsen playing at end.
this afternoon and played well. He hit the
line low and hard followed hlsinterterence
IN T ls ann w IN tbe pe Wa
nesday. Asa result of Saturdays game, sew
era men are on the intlrmary LET. Palmer.
cold. Booth, centre, is laid OIL with a twisted
neck and Pells ankle will not permit him to
night. that tho faculty have consented to let
the conditioned athletes have trial for the
removal OF their deficiencies to m orrow. and
WEEK. nave zoe" kept 0"'' 'of '"' past
day in football practice saw one Of the best
practices Of the season at Yale field. 1t was
after the hard game with Dartsmoutb on Sat.
urday. but Capt. Nc Bride put his meh through
two iiteen- minute halves sGains, tho collsxte
dash that four touchdowns were scored in ranid
succession The college could make no gains at
straight football and no new PLAYS were tried
The tackles were worked necessarily. and when
the second eleven had the ball they were d.
VARSITY ends might have practice ~ breaking
through the intsrfcrence. W.,o, HickCk. the
ssiIImap' j. Q. Rogers. and ", T; otaIi
Fa hH Hais nIa si into tho
TOOK the Ball Wal ace ran the Collage s ssve M
guard. Although he has been out Of play FOR
three years. he is expected to give any man but
able to swallow in one afternoon.
lumhia Yesterday. In spite Of the drilling rain.
which fell In the faces Of the players: II, has
asIai i lN'h HI. hand hand P5SiassS "$Ssn$ass%y,
on In. scrub Tackle Smyths is on the
h fSs Sons wit" re.Smne nSd lea T''.G n
in the Rutgers and Union games played in
simons's PLACE at right half AMI buckcd the line
at guard and Socoyitch was moved to tacsln.
MoyIe was tried at ful! hack. Ely. last years
Sanford and tool. charge Of the back Is yesterday.
His coaching and intimate knowledge OF the
game vii help the team, wonderiuy Two
Varsity, had things, pretty much, their own
way. They crossed the scrub line three times
opponents to kick on downs. The usual accl-
1ept TO SsS AHA hH1 his weak
M n n n n ~
ITHACA Oct. 16-Only three OF the regular
Cornell Varsity team rerorted at Percy Field
city did no. arrive until after . o'clock. and the
the day for a rest. The greeting OF the team
was very quiet one, and whils expression.
the men we're heard on almost every Via han d.
there are few who do not feel very keenly the
defeat by the Chicago team.
Cambridge, Oct 16,-Capt Mcbride and
Manager Rock sfeller OF Yale srsnt Yesterday
afternoon II Camhr dgs with Manager Spald-
drove over from Newton and after short visit
to. places Of interest went into secret session.
consultation was merely on general topics and
Was OF friendly rather than business nature
The case sse OF BnTnst the centre rush WAS to
closed. He was out with the squad this after
VARSITY .tackle.- took his old place on The
Varsity for the first time this season to-day
HALIFAX. Oct. 1G.-The All ireland Football
Team. which is now touring this country met
defeat to-day. All-Hnlilax scoring FIVE while
All-lreland was unable to score Neither side
scored until within n few minutes oi the emil
of the game. when Halifax ma le a try. which
was. converted into 3 goal, counting i've. The
Irish team was weakened bv the absence Of
two good players. hurt in a runaway accident
Yesterday. From here the Irish PLAYERS pro-
coed to Montreal.
Football Notes.
The Columbia +. c. has Election Dav and Thanks
giving Day upcn, and would like to hear from 10.
pound teams. Will guarantee one.half EXPENSES
Address David q. RrOll 2G4 Hutton street Jersev
CITY.
The Bloomfield +. G. arc open for games TO be
played on S1turdaYs and holidays during tho season
Onr-haE "NrenseS paid. Weight, $50 to l3I y nunds
ldrrss II, q. Cooke, 10 Washington avenue, Bloom.
h,ld j.