The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11

secrecy prevailed during the afternoon in re.
this evening the coaches said. There WAS no
lineup against the second eleven this after;
noon. ns we did not care to take any risks OF
Ths work consisted wholly OF signal practice.
plenty Of snap The players are re- ali Ia good
condition"
ITHACA, Nov 10.-Corn ell football enthusiasts
gathered at Percy Field this afternoon to wit
meas the last practice OF their team before the
ISSh' :''i Slss s,0f h.s e. s S Val
Snort Quarter bscS and Y1 %ndsor
substitute right half back, were also tried In
the Position; E9thp.lasm ia high now oyer
ever. CAPT. .stsrsucf, Coach IIspskton ami
erstulatory remark. on the outcome OF tho
Columbia game and urged TO work harder
ts1n to sssTs oGrre nscs n. To
not on a par with her
NOBODY seems to know whether CSlum bia
lish football relations next year or not. There
has b.sn some little ill.fesling between them.
fali., Il asrear. that when Manager Mitchell
o tSHS ss sT cGass rsH tiy r.
reesiysd a reply to the effect that the Varsity
would pot PLAY. hut the scrub" sl:rsn
SSSt.. c1iGsatiy aid no. 6.ii.vs the reporIs
that Columbia would have fair eleven.
did NOT 1 make date. It !. Further stated ihey
~. me. t. net 7" s
s att az r. soft. 81 4: Ii,.S pisapd.r
srs and President. Lows Gsys viii come to-
Eethsr IN an annual game, TO Nc played alter
PLAYED at soldiers Field. cam bridS.. w.sE
Go e. tH s.m. sto Of III Sssaa
a. :;"; and d: c: S' tho 'S s"y: s:.
has been al. usususl event within the
~ "'s,,Ied rsen II. n.i:"ar y d. If team
= ~, G,mt: They have '.l;::t.d Winter pnd
gs rr hl. Mso s Snd s' U"sSs ss,r:
b.rt. ana Ninr!ds, hi hack Tho cSash.s Do
dent tina, the Blue viii NO, be buried 40 easily
by the Crimson ~ 10 the general Impression.
terdsv tsetI. d tho Varsity eleven and fnestsd
out two msinstAys o. the team, Cant II.
fn ss OF ., l ssCn.nrS. Mass. 'P sr Gn.
stqdie. Cuddy 10 laid on for good and Pratt
lndennltely Inc lhttsr may ne reinsthted In
Func. has publi.ly announced that no ,' man
can remain at Brown and he an athlete rrlma-
rlly. The facultv'a action has greatly disturbed
the eleven, several Of whose mem bsrs are In
jur:i Bate, and Washburn have not rsco,;
Shsshan has q ruptursd kidney.
CLINTON. Nov. 10-The Hamilton Colleg.
football team has been working hard all this
week in preparation for Tomorrow game
with the Mon College elevsn at schenectady,
this fall in the New York State Amateur .Ath-
letic Union. This IL composed Of Hamilton
Union. Colgate and Hobart colleges. Hamll
ton defeated Colgate several weeks ago In
morrow. but do not look for big score. Tho
team. with the exception OF r. prummond
left tackle. who has been suffering from u
broken rib. 10 In good condition. Drummond
may not play for several week. III. place Will
Devotse. Cossh Swsetland has been fearful Of
n lump after the hard game with the Carlisle
Indians last Saturday. and on this account has
kept the meu hard ~ work all the week.
In game whore puutInR was the feature
Horace Mann School eleven OF Morningsds
Heights beat the Bsrks y Sc hool team at Berke.
IL Oval yesterday afternoon By the score OF
~ to o. Seldom ha. such eNc.llsnt kicking
been seen in scholastic football game, and
selt to be In class by himself among school
boys. The Mann bows played wonderful
strong game apd outclssssd their opponent. at
every stage. There was considerehls rum bling
20 work this was done away with. Horace
Mnun's puntiaE game gained for them consid-
CRADLE ground. They scored II points IN the
irst hall and II in the second.