The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-10
FOOTBALL.
Practice Of the Big Eleven on the Grid
iron.


iron.
CAMBRIpaE, OCT. o.-Harvard's football men
began the weeks work with rainy day and
soft held. Tho event OF the new week was tho
appearance Of II. F. Coohems, the former Uni
verslty OF Wisconsin halt back, as candld OF
the Harvard eleven Ho received Official notice
to-day OF his restoration to amateur standing
BY the Athletic Council OF the University
OF Wisconsin and the Western intercollegiate
Association, and so becomes eligible for the
eleven. In spite OF much that has been said
about him Cochems looked small when In COM
pany with the big crimson players, but seemed
very active. He did no regular playing but
tackled the dummy. and was coached on tackle
play. which Is new to him. he having always
heretofore played half back He will get into
the game regularly In a few days. Otherwise.
tho afternoon was eventful for the notice.
able increase Of life and snap Ia the play.
Warren. Glerasch. Kendall sawln and
Reid. all from the Varsity back field.
were on the side linos in citizens
dress owing to injury. and Plucke. Days sub.
went out in the course Of the afternoon with a
twisted knee. Baldwin replaced him. Ellis
and Parker were in the half back positions on
the Varsity and both did good work. Both got
come hard knocks during the afternoon, the
former being knocked completely I'M
conscious and remaining so once fully
five minutes. Devns. who played full
back against Wesleyan. was so sore from
the results that Brayton. '01. who played full
back last year. replaced him. He did some
fierce and effective line buckinH. excellent
interfering and nne defensive work. DAILY
made his frat appearance OF the afternoon.
and got In q long run In an open field on one Of
r. Lawrences punts. Frank Hallowell. the
IN hall
clothes coaching Campbell. who was again In
the game. Lewis was on hand working with
Burnett and the other centre men.
PRINCETON, Oct 9.-With the memory OF the
frightiul scare which the middies gave them
In their game at Annapolis last SATURDAY, fresh
through the longest and hardest practice Of tho
season thus iar against the strongest scrub
Sen @ SS tssp Pfna1 HAYES he
only only the HARDEST kind Of line playing on two two
occasions kept the youngsters from crossing
The shakeup which was expected would hap
Mills, the big substitute guard. was perma.
nently relegated to the scrub and John Dana.
the Lawrsncsvlle freshman. was played at the
the crack end OF last 'verr's team, was also
called into the game to-day o. his old place on
practice by missing several tackles which
might have proved costly for the Varsity.
ResF ns hsp s OF
%as 'as The eng soGn
So T in the back feld awaited the right ian.
since the coachers are far from pleased with
week. The play throughout the entire thirty
minutes was fast and aeroe and no mercy was
shoTn tne men IN me way OF rests: rel iets-
the Varsity centre. had to quit the game on ac-
count o. a mass 81 bruises, ana Pana was car.
RED on me nela sshaT Th py his enorss
rally strengthened to-day BY the addition Of
HodEman: a new man from Chicago Several
@essinsson Jefferson player, also showed up up
VOL On 'ne ''Oonu Team as emu
ado th.t S:nh Hanh Oh nnd NOT 10 e
the position Of head coach OF the Cornell foot
and viii begin his work with the team at once.
Sineo Upton Of Harvard was with the team
with the assistance OF Haughton the team will
be rounded into good shape for the Chicago
game next Saturday, In to-day's prac-
tice the scrubs found themselves unable
to repeat their performnnces Of the
week rest b anf sS sy on the NASTY Daring
We're iinea up he var.l.y, scored seyera
times on the second team: and though several
wa. not owe ne s0e
~ Nv.
wen ana Cross o! ,he VARSITY were NOT on tne
work 70. morrow; somS OF the men complain
o, OH hot ,hat f,nt ss wgth tb
ana some thinx tnat WIN tns tTahn,
h oG tne rnsnscs are th,t NJ M
pun serious nnu ;ne orr ."at .ne ulen
WI pe IN spIshaia cohdi'ioh Dy the time they
depart ior ohicaeo'
Although the students a. Manhattan e, College
prefer baseball TO any other sport. sun loot
ball has a strong hold. ana nothing is being
LETT undone ~ manager uanley ana Capt
Gotter to make the team q winning one
Thirty-fve candidates tried Tor the various
positions; but these were soon cut down to
twenty; TIE following are ne players who
oRourke, right guard: Gilroy. left guard; Foley
centre; Bremford right tackle Edwards left tackle
| Kersn or Raidy quarter back; Cotter, right hal
back; Green. left half back Gondsr. fnll back
Castro. iet END; mnicahey right END; ,Nemghton
Do"it'' D',n". ''an Auu Do"'p'o' 'uo''i'"@s
VOL ot ,he 5,rI, 70 ~ NE twa LOT an HI
eno niaveS IT, frst enma on sst ssfnrdar
tnaths Trsscents nf Mott Haven at Ia sns
TsS Nv srors Of TO q The bovs havs haen
snW IN T' returnIng TO y, college. which hipdered
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