The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-18

Of saturdays game with Yale, me nrst tlme
NATIVE had twenty. Tour men wiz j him: and the team
Was Was reingaGed to coach the Wisconsin navy
gtsr The creT IL the T TnH .o "a
and anticipated close contest. our men be;
gan training early this year" he said and
yanced than in past years, wholly in antic;i,pa-
ton Of the game with Yale. Q,Dea; the Wis
than ever this year. and his support is wholly
satisfactory"
some OF the teams that are candidatea for
championship honors in the METROPOLITAN High
S ns or1 a'N Four .shSS
The Boys High School OF New York. Mixed
HER HER sSS q T9s RSnH gnSs Ts. Rs
the Boys High and the Mixed High schools
of the Boys High School. They are handi-
capped for training quarters but are , nnsing thS
G 4. in West Fifty seventh street for the pre-
ent; CAPTAIN stuart has entered n s phiilIins
Andoycr and VII prove aSreat ,oss. , Stanf f.
school There ia no dear.h Of candidates, how:
ever. for positions behind tho line some 9f
Ps Tor r. line x. %Gstc likely sr: Quinn.
tiers. Wallace Shelby, CreEin and Reyes. Tho
team w ah2 s scboo H b.
en 81 ' ever trn.d ont at that place Forty
five candidates have lined up in the practice
and great results have been seen from the
team Levine. the manager. has gotten up a
schedule OF preliminary games to be played be-
coach o has not decided who viii play. but prob
ably the lne-up will be as follows:
witsey and Haug ends. Martin and Carey. tackles:
van, quarter back: feisus and Wolf, half backs;
Acker Captain and full back
The past few DAYS has seen a revival OF in
terest In football at New York University. The
students were much pleased with tho showing
order to give the varsity men all the practice
nearly thirty players on the field and a good
scrub team was the result Coach DR..
T A.. team af u n. aSan ss tn. scrubs
R he b., dS%n the field ne almost at Will
centre men average about 175 pounds or less,
while the end. and tackles. with one. or TWO
expect ed that the weak points would be found
behind the line but ;hs Syracuse n" zane has
Ea1isa % I h" mSsns s.seday asd DE-
cided to attend the Columbia game this after
noon in body. The line w was not an
centre F McEnhill. 1903; left guard. N. c. Ala.
tackle, Lewis Blunt, 1902; right tackle: Frank Hal.
ford 1n92 left snd Craig 1902 or Cornell 1901;
erts, 1901; left half hack Jane, Van Week. 1900;
right half back. Charles Thorne; 1907 full back. r.
Cleverdon. 1902.
their final practice for their hard game with
the Pennsylvania state College eleven to.mor-
row In ,he short Incur with the he, scrub , the
no apparent let-up IN the furious pace cut out
hy the team in the first practice OF the week.
day in starting. and never failed to take advan-
tage OF tie quickly formed interIerence T The
to their old p rI after Vacation
Of ten days from injuries. put the limo
on its feet again and closed M the holes which
caused the coachers so much uneaSiness in the
the practice the scrubs had possession Of tho
sive work. but only once was the heavy guard
back abb to make any impression, on the
scrubs. secured the bail on, a iumbIs after tho
guards had nioughed through tho Narsity's line
and started down an omen field for q, touchdown;
But his brother Arthur was close behind
Hill and. in a driving tackle. threw the young
sler heavily on the 'yarsity's.. 2o-yard line, to
the immense amusement Of the bleachers.
After the rough work in the lineup. the first
eleven was put through hard signal practice
m hs MhnS h1s b. 'T2 to enT
upon kafer's parents by the coaches, they have
finally consented to allow him TO enter the
at lett ,half back this afternoon, and
quickly I'll in With III. pace pace set by the
to get place in to-morrowsga anne. and IN spite
Of his poor condition appeared on the neld this
Of with il twisted neck. Booth. too. is sim
from the shaking IN which hc received on the
Column ba game. but looked after centre ia
good style to-day. The only weak spot in the
tigers makeup will be al full back. Since
still in II. p1paTy G9ur'9s his
man. a new man. will take his place. He hits
the limo hard. but Lacks the luickneSs and nc;
Princeton tO-n To n
played Column bia last Saturday. and although
the coaches are not sanguinc in their hope.
they expect that the tiGers will be able to
better last ysar's score OF . to q by at least ;
money which have been floating around tho
campus at odds OF 5 to on states scoring were
snapp.d up quickly; and the 5on q. state RIOTERS
will have no trouble 10 placing their money at
much better rates tomorrow.
PHILApEIpHIA. Oct. 1.-THE Pennsylvania
football team is rapidly going from bad to
Adams, Minds. Boyle. Dickson. Brooke. Rosen-
earten and schof. Drive the players as th.y
them, neither in play nor intelligence. Potter
was taken from the scrub and tried at end. as
S showed up fairly After the n .ers had
been played a hnlf-hour game was, played
against the light Hsveriord team which played
all around Pennsylvania and beat her u to
nothing. Coombs. irritated at censure. is said
to have broken training last night. He was
not on the field to day and 1t is said that he has
quit for good. Coombs il no diamond but as
Pennsylvania has but few men OF even medic
ere ability his absence will be felt.
ITHACA. Oct 17.-,Cornell settled down this
afternoon to good. hard routine training and
practice. The whole Varsity squad. with the
exception OF Walbridge. reported at the fold
and, after receiving Instructions In several
new plays and n lively signal practice. they
lined ur against the second team for about
twenty minutes OF hard play. In which the
scrubs were pushed all oyer thu, neld. Only
men by putting Windsor in place Of Capt. Star
buck at full back, where he did well, Starbuck
is still using crutches and there Ia little proba-
bility Of his appearing on the field again until
tho Princeton game; The work Of tho men TO-
day was encouraging. in that it showed a
marked improvement in the team work and
mass plays and in the Interference. the very
points whore the team was weak in the Chicago
contest.
CAMBRIDGE. Oct. 1.-THE Harvard Faculty
at poStponed meeting held this afternoon
voted Burnett. the centre rush. on probation.
owing to his favorable showing in the late
makeup examinations. The good news was
brought to the fold by Prot. Hollis. who was
present NJ the mseting, and who came to the
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