The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20
IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
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cornell men, particularly 'ne Er"uua orc ''
not at all pleased with the way things are going
nj nj Ithaca. II rumors are to be believed. The
we ',.,r tho soIoc,io, ~ n bpad coach and
trouble over 'he Se,ec''on o. ne"u e"as ~"
the defeat at the hanus oil the h',etslv VI
chicago has created intense dissatisfaction.
The wonderful playing OF the Carlisle Indians
WIN are under the care Of Pop" Warner, tho
lamar Cornell coach, is another cause for bit
iormtr .",'' w tv" h',, Wv t1o,haIl Mt Cor
mel and established system of training and
L,ysIr,inv PLAYERS TINT was noticrably sue
ss,,ro' The eleven, as result, improved in
raypnr form and strength each year until atthe
irenrinG OF last season the Itharans were
eo.seI with the eleNens o, the Dig lom'
IL ,rhrr words. outside OF Harvard.
-, prircatou and the University OF
l"''' ta ,ho C,rnaiI man ware repnrd.d
1sGNsv.Nanla tho CoFnel men "o'e 'et"i no.
u howoysr resulted in Warmers
ONE yN"ses' ',V ,na onraCorent =, outatdsrs
Tha svsc,land affair had much to do with tho
.',...',,,,,. misunderstandipr and many Cor
oIalumui feel that poor results we're insvi-
Levi. and HauGhton OF Harvard. and Reed OF
Ios, vsor'. cornell team in tho capacity OF
i"' ..,r,,,h,t h.,viIderino but later
coaches. was somewhat DewlueFlne' OUT 'aeer
barnard withdrew. While Haughton and Lewis
are so"I wv, .at ~ thsir own ideas inset
tie pu'''hE INTO ene'' ~ W. 49, N.Y.. tn,,or
tUa STEM cbtaDllbneN ny VIZ L hc iu''V'
,a. mora than demonstrated his worth as a
h'N my l''i 49,, 49, o,rorcso, taar, ~
S"arh ny turning gu. .ne T WV ,.inIiron " 40
Indians that has ever trOd the glrdlron. ana
the Redskins victory over the Qunkers. has
made Warner one 81 the star coaches OF the
n,mtrV
TTnss who wcr, directly responsible for
"jMn'sS reti,ement nr, coming in Tor pretty
Cornell cub. II vi not be at az snrnrislng II
II" ocaI alumni 10 no. iorwarl " f,hans PRE-
test t" the , Iii ~ rn"asstai
aso pons M1'n G@rr S mem ne to esme
lax next year anu resume ms l1T T nT aes
WIN amost as mHGh pS"e, over over ' The creW
should tn. Cornell eleven be defeated l,, by
."m6a IN ms ctIy En e"I tbs p aH Of
the lthacan graduates will probably be even
more forcIoI''
ia arsly POSSIBLE that NHst E IoI9t m%E hGt
met Anhsnos al Ta.h Ia, f ths orm baTs
that AnRspo. does no, TESh t thsre T be
HnRane. nc ~ a. v'.o i th.t ~ ~.
Sa'a, A ,Sot ~. sTIies b,rs nnmber NJ
men on their team who are playing for , the
sEtm conserhtIIe season son hmis An Mn1ue
I; ~ n ~ 'no ,,rh .nu Wa.t Pnint
ami restrict mem bershp on the team
TO four years. so as to make things
that if this request 10 ignored there will be no
battle between Uncle Sans young warriors.
This Annapolis men are in quandary They
say West Points demand is preposterous and
Is due to a fear Of defeat. Peacemakers are at
work. however. and the matter may be com
promised
Head Coach Dbhee is stil, eligible to play
on the Harvard eleven. and some Of those
o. the inside say they believe that he will he
ready to lnmp into the big, games from the
&c Ines ,E. in case he is needed Bu{ Judging
Is doubtful whether Dibblee will DO called
ulo4 Nevertheless he is keeping himself in
condition by light practice. and he does not
ned much OF that to he At. Dhhee doubts
whether runter can he found TO equal the
long puzznG kick Of Haughton last year.
While Day Kendall and Reid are all good
Iunters lJtbhlee has been experimenting with
saw n. who has surprised everybody with his
work. The latter was ignored in his freshman
y"ar by tho fP,Ghss, for some unknown reason.
hhI was publicly Inundated during the Yale
game ar Cambridge two years ago One OF this
iIintahrd PACKS was Disabled and Saw in was
urrc,ed to take his place. After he had re-
cc".yei cheer from the crowd and had lined UP
,"r action, the coaches took him OF the field
nr,2re ths baIl vas put in motion Coach
I!'hiee IL evidently playing no 'avorites