The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-06
PRINCETON, Noy. b.-Halt Back Rsi.sr 1, tn.

only Tiger who bears the marks OF Prineeton's
was Was helpsd OF the hold, after Bates had sent
him to the ground by his terrific tackle. II was
as ss nis5y Sss &
lie will be out Of tho game for ten days at least.
without exception. the rest OF the men are In
haTd sod G.cS smith
said Tonight to the correspondent OF TIE Sun;
yesterday. but their form was no better than
they ought to show against Brown at this
sSs VI as Y". hy to 90 dcnS
aimee The disastrous Cornsl game. and the
that they lid ye itrr lay. we would NOT have had
q black mark scored against us Browns de-
paS
really was. Nevertheless. great credit should
be given p tho backs. for they hit n. line
hard and all together and took the quiok-line
count Princeton was especially. strong Oh the
OF the left side OF the line In this respect was
the pleasing feature OF the game. In the coach
II the eleven continues to improve as It did
last week. Princeton ought to have little fear
for the outcome OF Saturdays game with the
Indians.
CANpr.poE.. Nov, 5-The Harvard team
at 10 o'clock. being two hours late, The men
felt the long Journey y.ry little. ard everybody
al Gs. S The. isdI been TN 0 on
a. H. INA ~ o::! sss
sons.:tA Tits morning Their. is not !:
thar a slight bruse such as may occur in any
dayI practices Tomorrow the men will rest.
T mc. q I'M Ss rn ss Short sH1
routine: On next SATURDAY, The men WIN piay
! substitute teams after the nrst few minutes Of
PLAY. The unpleasant incident that concluded
eSmmsnt. as the sspIanatioos that, Wsrs
NO ,Ss the 'n and IRA. sv
thing likely 70 AFFECT the relation, Of, the Grim.
chairman Of Harvard Athletic Committee.
looks on the affair as one OF those gptor,unatts,
SOONEST oi mended Should 10 applied. '''' 'A''
ITHACA. Nov. 5,-The Cornell football players
put up at the. Murray Hin Hotel. The party
consisted Of the regular team. : tull compile
ayers. The men taken were. the arst men
I sity player:
Sa' fas. astSs6 and aaa wS,nsy .S.:
Warner; Caldwell Berry aud Tarpan; centre. Pier
sSa III ss fSass and .p3 wsasGf
full backs. Capt starbuck and Bryant.
\ crowd OF students left with the team. ant
much larger crowd will go on Monday. Thu
I practice yesterday lent announcement to tn,
coaches and players II was dem onstrated tina
Pierson will prov. power Of strength in th,
centre Of the line. Dorner also did well
/ though in the lineup he was n0 match fo
! piefson. Bryant received the best opportunity
he has had this season to show what he coull
accomplish at full back. and his work was suci
as merttei the applause Of those who wit
messed the practice. short got more practices
than usual az substitute TO Young at quartz
hack. but his work was far from the best. II,
seam. to he easily ratified and fumhles freely
Folger and Alexander did better thar
ever before At tackle, and Mueden ant
whitney. substitutes, did good work II
their turn. Caldwell and Warner have don,
remarkably well throughout the week and ar
both in fine shape physically. Columbia will
ind Cornell in possession n two guards VIII
will give them trouble. Yesterday IN the line
up against the scrub" and freshmen teams
Warner rarely failed to break through.
marked improvement has been manifest II
Icungs puntiug. an I he sends the hal nyinl
further than heretofore. In View ~ the en-
couraglng work OF he past week and Of tn
. recent victory over Pr ncetoH. Cornell hearts ar
glad and the teams supporters are confident q
winning from Columbia. This confderce I
shared ny the team. though there |. not n IN
in the eleven who does not appreciate the fac
that he will have all he can DO TO gain throug
the Colum bia line.