The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-25
IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
,Oc1L SPECULATION on THE RE-
,rITs OF NEXT SATURDAYS GAMES.

ou,come OF the four important games TO be
,Iay.d on next Saturday. The way the wagers
vars laid yesterday was az follows: ? to that
Val. defeats Columbia. and even money on the
i,,,er's ability 10 score: 4 to l that Princeton
iii heat Cornell. and . to ! that Ithaca will not
make noint: . to l that Harvard will dispose
=, ,ho Indians and even money on the Rod
man. chances Of escaping q whitewash. Uni
varsity OF Chicago 10 generally expected to
d,,eat old Penn. but odds cannot be obtained
on Stages eleven. 1t seems to be au even
money affair.
Tho fact that the Princeton coaches are try
Inc +, make a halt back out OF McCord. who
ms bscn playing at tackle. ls taken to mean
that they are worried over the surprising lack
o,b,lfbars material compared to that at Yale
,rI Harvard Princeton has powerful rush
iire and a splendid kicking full back. The
hack POSITION OF Old Penn is also we'll filled.
hut the halves. barring Reiter. Kafer. Leviek
and Bpardsey. cannot be looked after by a
hrace Of able men. Should Roiter and kafer.
Tor instance. be injured simultaneously in ono
>,ths big games. Princeton. from present ap-
rc,rances would be in a serious predicament.
Yale is better on in this respect. having com:
rsrstiyely large number of promising hall
backs Harvard has better array OF ball back
and this is no wild statement. either. iales
coache. are figuring on beating Princeton by
Gsy s tbs ETE reT iins and then eIceins
Piincstnn in the running 81 the backs; in punt
hs' r TH are begnning to regard the Prince.
ton.Iae match rs no particular certa,nty t lNr
the orange an! bagE as Io"S an oe,0fe I'M, me
they have a better team than the one a year
rso which hell Princeton down to" to u due
in prluceton Will This year the battle Will be
decided on Yale soil
rhos. who bsve sesn him play declare that
Ha,f Back Morley Of Columbia, isone OF the
hest line htters in the inter-colIeglate arena;
p lS T so consistent that few OF the eY-
rsrts have failed to compliment him: In
Butt Stter%orh used to, do 1t is most dinlcult
mater to nrS sm a. Nf ksfsn ut n of
fo9tbaIl, being not too tall is strong and has
plenty Of endurance. On last Saturday Nor
Amherst men accidentally kicked him in the
right eye. Quite cash was tho result. but
Morley woH! not heed The advice Of friends Is
take several stitches IN the wound and then
play E e sG xpactsd beng to- DO so@s
fine work against Yale.
PRrxcE1ov Oct. - The telegram received
from apt. Chamberlain OF the Iehgh eleven
this morning. requesting that the halves in to.
moTrows game be be Gmt down to the lowest
iSrty minutes q the, hardest Kind Of play in
sSrmm mage with the scrubs; more effective the
'frsshes' were lined up against the Varsity for
the first twenty minutes OF play and the vet:
Grams found no trouble in rolling up a score OF
~ points against the youngsters. But in the
fS H.. on Se e E.9 1
able to bring together under the generalship
q Charley Young, the old Cornell quarter back.
beaten by the secqnG,ra.e men After Reiter
had carried Me ban nc to N" second team
end run. the scrubs pulled themselves to-
sshSr and n toQk the bal H., on dGwns Young
he hs,o brushed he'd Iosey aside at centre and
lied what had hqnpeneh he wal. past
them and had crossed 'hs Tigers goal lin. for
cant Rdwards sent Ii.
men in again hut try as they might. the Var
city wa. !. moi e ap,e to secure the required SIX
wwith he ba. in the possession 81 the scrubs. +"
s ,iG var nee toTEht that all tho
lions to the $780, tiacion Of the faculty H The
team will line up tomorrow as follows:
Mis- esn,re Loscy; right guard, EhwaTd. ST rshi
isss ne'rs t, TSht end Poe ann.TrteT back
Rciter, full back Maths
team this afternoon was much better than has
been seen on Percy Field this season. Three
reed the sV SECOND e team BACK for
There was anfestcd more concerted team
Rrs nGS the W"brss w %ss w S t"
week. !, He says that he has recovered
to be IN the best Of trim Tor Satur TdTs
game Cross was at right end for short time,
iured ankle. In OF her respects the men Lined
w in the same order as yesterday and as they
"sF he Wnnm s"s Of the cSr
H1, !3IS H'q fun FAX 6s :"
contest on Saturday. Early in the dav block
O. MY seats was reserved for Princeton
Coumbia's Varsity put into active operation
Yes erday the Instructions which they had re-
SoHs wss The enTs t Of the
followed In the iue up the Varsity and Col
IeGe men were pretty indiscriminstly mixed to
new opponent. This scheme was prodnc.
w., w. Of a good deal of henent and kept
marr,ty, Miller at right guard, Played strongly
H VT NJ ey" was cut compelling him to retire.
I'M Inc miuTy - not serious ana he will return to
got down the field III better form and tack led
tt9 arr G IT,, who generally rlays At hall
,hat he VII -unrlant both, Neid linGer and
iutnam, The full back is still weak. and there
the Place
WLrIAMsrowN. oct. 24.-The strength OF
"" Williams team showed itself on Saturday
n me somewhat unexpected victory over
Yarmouth. The team began the year with
good prospects. and the work has been i'm
uov!Rg steadily under the coaching Of Hazen
nhi nine W 20 are teaching the Yale system o
Inotbdl! very crcditabe scoro against
hn,y Cro-s, showed. the Improvement OF
!atr, aud Saturdays game at Hanover
proved that the team * the strongest
which has represented the college in wears
Inc vlcorE over Dartmouth was mole wei.
come 10 " iIhms men than a victory over any
oIhsi college would have hren because of the
assertions last winter made by Dartmouth
ma Williams and amherst were outclassed
nose assertions were tho cause Of the dissO.
luton oil the Triangular league last spring and
we result OF the last baseball series. and
saturday game shows in what measure they
were true. No such enthusiasm for All athletic
victory has been seen IN WliamstOwn il
}rAiA IN saturday evening the student'
NJ an Internal lublintion, and OF
hHhNaL evening one ~ the greatest
cce,rhratl@ns NJ victory in tho h story
OF The College took place. The town was illum
mated ana decorated, b"nfrcs huilt. and th'
ehUtr college, headed 10y Il band. naraded nbou
We town singing, giving college, wells anC
sna2,Iinc IN fireworks. After the parade, tn
students assembled in Goodrich Hall. wher.
1't"h"N We're made by President Carter