The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-24

the Held but Jack Mometer said IL did NOT
best to have them out a day now than lame in
had only short work toward the end Of the
salvage ss%o But Rmso
Merrlman was substituted: - He, surprised
* ns sSiS th9 oG.n ss
maintain the speed he showed to-day he will
be sure OF regular place.
ported 81 Percy Field this afternoon 70, assist
coach HauRhton in the arduous task OF shaping
The Princeton .TisersI on SATURDAY. "'Chub",,
fioa and Snf '@Sft s %Esasp Has ss
G!vsptsn and H. Lee former ,noS end Of the
VARSITY had lengthy signal practice and
!Rsn last ' E:sRs shhoSsS On sTo eoession:
ssa ' 10 sS 2ESsd hs sssabs
The h. sI b and 3D. 70 the centre Fl
the SECOND team back ior toaqsdoSp, though iS1Hh
n Rsy 10Sa and is e sSSs sSS & e. ts
'S d tas play a. their d
Aside from these men there Wer. several p T old
this fall Prominent among these was Hal"
! even harder than usual and 1t Is evidently the
into good playing form before Saturday.
New HAVEN. Oct 23.--The work Of the Yale
eleven was OF the regular Monday character
lEht tai ana a., easy The regular pniversity team
line S hs hs sG os Se but
had half an hour Of
BrowD picfsd pt out a TSo%a. Hale fiDSHe
and schweppe and started out on a four mile
ten-minute halves T. s. Adams, 1901 s..
broken in the practice several weeks ago. was
In IN; harness siI e. again and played on the uni
Eood usage 70 have hip among the sSsil.Sle
py ssSss
broken Laurie Bss and h2qs Hntey mere
kodsers Bu and IF Thor ns n'a n'pnf
Harysrds coaches may have a little difficulty
Der af Ellis Sn:
e. fof ns fRG
half hall back positions: In the game with
make the best possible allotment Of the back
RsSs TRss S FIX: s26Sa
has picked out Ellis for full back. Kendall and
ohe a. hs
h I'd. So many sterling backs to select
There were two periods Of football practice
at Columbia Yesterday. In the afternoon Sam
9aieE and accurate kicEins. Jones. disSrlst.
Maclay and Norman were, especially taken In
Goa aecd psns1 S the be ss to
Ransome. who 10 In the medical school. could
t the 10 team Would "a rsnsd.d
In the afternoon there was but a few minutes
the ne e0Pe thsq worR
and Sanford gave most Of his attention to
Wsskkss the FFes hE h'sibaek Who distn
secret Practice wa. t t"S; and eonsipSsd
WHO hurt saurdays i game Sne With aith
Am amherst will be we'll enough to play again to-
;, Pn1xcEroN. Oct 23.-Thee report that the
ana especially that Booth was compeIied BY
baby. has caused widespread indisnation
among the undergraduates. who know Booth
Cart Edw n% play in r.Sv %aP 99
The report that Booths, neck had been
ada 'S Sm the same sna sI I..a he
he ws forced d. to t emit
Of his lie ss and hs to
see the Princeton centre make strong. bid for
place on the ALI American team this fall.
The victory OF Hamilton College over New
York University on SATURDAY.. by score OF 35
too was accomplished in one half Of thirty
| five minutes and a second half OF about FIVE
minutes The score compares fayorably with
the one rolled W by Column bia against n Y. u.
Their proof that, barring Cornell. the Hamilton
eleven IT, The q. most formidable IN the upper
| weeks ago by the small score OF II to O. 1t has
been suggested that Columbia might bring
local enthusiasts can Judge for themselves how
strong some OF the minor New York college
! teams are.
rliment 70 the skin Of Trainer jim Robin son
S,tiH most e H%ysnTd: players & Inc se%sss
Prineetoa's methods p conditIonine a team
stave OF a, defeat At the instance Of Harvard
eleven Tor at the EXPENSE Of f Prne "
ton ton They believe that Yale's physhIcal cond-
AZ West Point there l. still feeling that no
@ %Ifs GS5%s ga ,Rs
nm Snsy engaged II
and has even invaded tho South Atlantic
| squadron for an end rush"
| The principal bone OF contention between
the academies has been caused by the playing
Of HalIigan on the Annapolis team He has
say he should be barred
| Yonkers High School team defeated the team
| from Berkeley School In a hard fought contest
at Berkeley Oval Yesterday afternoon by tho
score OF IL to q. The Berkeley School boys,
althourh outclassed in weight. put up a splen-
did game. and had 1t not been for their weak
| ness in interference would have scored The
team on the whole showed a marked inn
proyement in their work. The linz still needs
| n little strengthening as do the ends 1t IT,
| however. expected that they will be in shape
! for their opening game in the New York inter-
! Rchoastic championship series on Thursday.
! The Yonkers High School team is the strongest
I team that has played in this city thus far this
season.
Football Notes.
| The University Of Maine's corrected football
! schedule for the ia follOwst Oct %.
| Bates at OrOnO; Nov, 4 Bates a Lewiston: II