The sun., 1900-10-02

and will play to-day Yesterdays lineup was
the strongest Of the year. II was as follows;
LII end AcColom; left tackle, Ausiini left guard
tackle bruce. right end, RoTlg! quArIsI back vsaa
Mssss Oae "a RsSey sS and p%sa sooa sAn anu
| with the opening Of the college year, to-day,
the Faculty Committee on Athletics, consisting
! of Prof j +. Kemp, Prof Y Hutton and Dr.
! guard the reputation Of the team IN the matter
| OF pure sport A regislTation blank was sent
TO every, candidate. containing questions re-
garding his exqCt status IN the uniyersity his
previous athletic career, the number OF courses
and hours Of instruction he Is attending and the
results Of his college aninations The ath-
letio rule concerning special students was es-
peclally insisted upon. and the manager OF the
team will be held responsible for an inifaction
blank has 70 be certified by the captain and
manager Of the team Rule 4 reads
sneesl student MAJ mus. SoIs take &c courses %is
and must regularly attend their exercises lie m,st
have been IN the university AZ least one academic
vas registered and must have passed the eKamlGa-
upnS when such we're given. IN the absence q r..
Qured examinations be must nle with the secretary
Of the Faculty Committee on Athletics 4 certificate
from the ofccr in chatg. Of his course that he has
satisfactorily fulned It's requirements
1t is feared that a strict enforcement OF the
above rule will bar number OF strong players
on The team. which may prove disastrous rs the
men have just learned TO play together.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l. Pennsyvanas prac-
tice to-day was rip-roari1g tearing a19ir
season was played The Sundays rest seemed
to have PSt ge. into % Ie nen Rs Ra tnSy az
Of Of the % play ' was S the quick manner In which the
interferenoe formed and the way n which
the men tried TO aid one another. The backs
continue 70 back up tho runners as they did
on the offensive, both the Varsity and
6sy frey Tsfe se drdad into on four team,
for full hour they practised on signals and
formation, The Varsity men are now well
be no fulnbleS from now on because OF lack
of this knowledge. Ilares squad practised
especially In forming the intsrierenGie ne G,ie ana man an
Woodruff's men, who might be called the second
Varsity had very painstakng coaching.
play The Varsity and the scrub lined up
Tor a twenty-mnute game Two touchdowns |
were made in the first seven minutes OF play
twenty-five yards and McCIackcn bnckinS he |
centre on a fake pass for a like distance. The
showed great ability in following it.
stevens Institute has turned out some very
fair football material this fall. p. NJ, McIaush-
eleven has been coaching the candidates, of
whom only twenty-one reported for duty. But |
should give a good account Of itself. To- |
morrow stevens will open the senson In game |
with the Tigers at Princeton. when Coach Nc |
Iaurhlin will be able to fnd ont Just how ef- |
fective MS men are long schedule has been |
arranged for Stevens, including games with |
Columbia, West Point Rutgers, Maverford, |
Colgate. Swsrthmore and Union. Tho insti- |
tute's most important contest Of the season |
will be with New York University on Oct 0.
The Stevens team will be made up as follows |
Pa tlson left end Shaituck. left tackle; Ai,ken.
left guard Lewis centre: Clark. right guard Parish, |
tackle Bradley hght end Stokes quarter back:
Alien cApanl left hall back Fagln, night half back;
Suhr full back
Coach McIaughlin saws that his centre men
are unusually strong. There Is much enthusi-
asm at the institute this year.