The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-13
m THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
..,r ,y.RsITY NAY LOSE the >hh'
',,rrs or FrLL BACK PERRi HtLL'
..,,.a II, the Faculty. II Is said ina, "e
C.nnot Go In,o the Game A,a,a
s.s.on-Dupee In His ~p'sc'-'.ser' No'
cult, Of Playing Rriter ana io""s'

u,., tho Val. Varsity football eleven hhes
p-,cston on next Saturday the blues
An ,rohably be without the services o '''"
w. an hack. Perry Hale, who i SAID To nave
-, ,otined last Thursday by the ih" ucu'!
80, hs could play no more this season. FROM
a.. ,ac,. gathered Yesterday II appears 'ha'
III. ,as not been attending recitatIohs WIN
~~,I.-ty and that he has U'eh constantly
.r"-,.d When ,he faculty took ny MS cas'
ia, a.ak Il Il said that summary ACTON 'ouiu
-, J.. dafarrsi longer and that the lale 'oach-
,s,a promptly notified 20 find somebody
- IN uale's place Accordingly
.so -eport Wa circulated mat i'aie
v.s,,bed his knee In practice and wGs
-m,,olIeJ T., lay on. This riec" OF news was
.,urc. of worry to the Yale undergraduates
oh, knew = what strength Hale has been as a
.ra blrxar The coaches Loot no time IN seIeet
Inc Dupee tu play fIll back and IN the game
.,.p., the Indians at New Haven last Satur-
l. be- u.t 40 tar football. In pUnting he
.h,y. superior ability 10 Hale ana MADE 50
ma, brilliant runs thai Hale was tenn orar"y
,,-, item. still nobody believed Tor a moineh'
that the Blue back field would ne without ferry
gsla in the battles with Princeton and Harvard
,or II wa figured OUT that nae Nv
,,u ,,cg would ha aided by both Dnpee
ND fIuNEa hF'.lNl lAf '|fNf tNt'NS
"a, nav arrausement Of the backs
ra,,.,ary. 10 was thought. and severa' experts
reu.ved that with Flncke at quarter instead
,Ve,r with Dupee aud Chadwick half backs
a,d uaI. filhack, the back field would be pretty
,s,- lyiuc.h.e. RYt with the removal Of Hale
I'm, the eleven the ha'k field against Prince
Ton viii lie the sane a. last Saturday against
d.. Indian, Hale made such rapid strides
,ai. fall that he Wa looked upon as one OF the
r,,st ,I,,e-, IT. 'ne tIg universities. \ year
s-o IL, va practically unknown until George
F.-tar Sanford. the tolgmnia coach, went
>, NeS Nlyen and busted bg Cuuha, the tia-
v1.laa. ir0lu c-t.re rush, and Substituted ua4e'
VINO was playing at tackle. tie Was
al instant success II. the Le" l'a,e,,
lie va, 80 last and ~asSTes,l . l!At
Cve-H.ll " leuusylvanit aud Nrtsat of %;
lAE.... WHO ~ point OF 'At. hetiti "a" III h
-n4p backs Whom \ ale Idlrd Prl"'"t'h iid4e
VS. a lar PERFORMED, hLS m"mgrau'e ldtNIe
a., E.i'.r after 70 long run 10y tue latter W!lI 4
clean tr.d uclIg ooNsi i'rei a Ilii SELDOM
e.lllc Dy a centre. lAI' tan the / aie COACHES
de- .l.l e. I-c tilr ~ i .II "a n and III! tls
TIT sane "a y.L Ia J." lItjri Ne d"'Mvi-tIhle .
w..E-rsa AGILITY. II Wts the Irresistible line
b. AK 4 HE that I'D much 10 help 1aIs
defeat tui4MLlt \ wla D." recalled mat Hale
vas ordered 'IN" .ad lIN" asth 70 I4HhNe
i.t, t,llrlll'~ firing guards and centre Ia TN
s..u.d bal. ipr a.. -tll- I.!Ayt haIe W - ABOUT
TIE only man t"tIud the ! ale lIar VINO could
d. ANYTHING with toIuWhli defence fiis
T4y..s t.tt G.v. tHr endurance and sheer
s-,.n,rt. alc., ed ANYTHING II the Kind ever
see Irol = .o'tuL, 'ed and la,e Wa con-
er4,u.lre: upon Tie 20. ,e--lpH OF 'Ir'! Won
d-rfu. mar. uL' NI"'s ausenC. VIII be ieIt,
f.r Nl.- hts nobody Who can hit the line with
hi,. 'ar New Haven eleven. according To the
cN et.s lru"nr- To be i4Iy ,;ryhs "h2uSn 70
win from Iria. e'oN. lsIc ! i~pTtgna'" Ia nav
Tx ~ . 40 AHp substitute IN pli"e. VINO.
thong. R'e IN E't',uS into tHe game, mas made
a .r" starr. Il j. a fact that IA" Harvard
coA..r- nave feared Ua.e'- ..ue-Ducking ability
rp."'.4. "1' l"rt l.'urIu he p"N"rpI ~" :
tenn Ia'r a.. "I'pkni !pou him a. a greater
f,a ma. even Hlr" and N'tr1c;en, the giant
sI4rS "l pennsylvania - mat WIN
liz d. . IL. l.r.r ~" ripya".l p" a iur :
Of r'n"w"t 'g 'ii,.o" a. ,l."y-Iate MAJ.
trnlDln VITA IL" f1rl.t' has been K"it very
~, have it'er'oi.d }1r HIM AID ,Ga2 are
n6n',,. Rl, Al Scw lIiy", tlo-e o. tie
inside ~ there y.. 30 no reversal of the de-
Clslol. and THAT Haze will a"' wear a ! a." u"i-
ua-a! f~1.. - ir.e a., j ~" l-l cula back
e., = % ~" q H'., Sftl.'{t Cur" IN We
rpt viey TX football D" va on tn stump for
B~yln. II. ,u..~ 'r'u pu-' add. .oaI., where
H. father IS pastor uf 'n' torgreGa'lona.
church.
Julian W. Cur'i,- who has charge q the
management II tie Nae-uriroc'pu game,
sall yesterday that the f-!.rsy INHlI4 railroad
Would. b" ADJ" 20 hands" AL who iA.eEd 10
20 10 Princeton uU saturday Inc rev stands
on lnINrTti = I4'II VII! -gs' lJ,JF' i"fs1is
and the entrar n- nay" ot"u ~ arranged tha'
IL l. believed f4vru wi|. h" no tur.lU sion. lie
game VIII huf he played on the Led used w.
year ago, wtl.4 va, Vi'iin ULe LIccrri
Yard Il the raIlroGi depot. but the Reg IaI
Princeton ficit ueyond the college cguru
vii be TIE Gene uf action. Tai, - about at4
minutes N'.N from tho railroad 'errUi.a.. by
two different routes. Be'tIug I'll 'he game
hes" y'.f"rIir was not particularly DiIsE,
haie bs.nt Ill a strong fav ~" Wi'"9n'
be he odd>-ou ,hoice up to the cal
O.: iti- u t"w'i = ODDS ~" offered. how
eyer, princeton supporters are t"'.- 10 tn7l
tAe Ti-"r-, with tremendous obstacles 10 sur
moIIt, clrr.-d tue day los p.uckv work and
ter aSlist "a, than 1etins' IN otter rival
and ~" IiEnr- me- coigs iutn tNl@ game, r"al-
lzIns thai 'uer have D";orc. tn"ml 4 tt-S that
coaches ave worked wonders in other wears
during TIE week preceding the ltle game and
th"y nav 10 :" aSlia, Dut II the lL- eleven
neaT as fl-t a CANE a., they dii against the
lrdilrs, Tie exports believe that 'ho Tigers
former l1l' ,Co1cA'~ ventgr"f t. pred!ot v->-
'o-tlv 'tlt Val" would win ~ abog' Is 20 o..
witch ir regarded ~ an or,'rn!stic view
The pubir alton in Tur StS - yesterday
- tie runIor int Princeton Illvei Reit-r
ava Young asair-t ,'i.m'i, on lection DAY,
.uder assumed ntW"~, caused "a STIR AZ Prince
nl.ycr. Involved aud - trc coaCnes taIt.
lfll 81 la' lTllAfT'E Nft-l'' 't'F'l NlTFl
t. Coach sanford az ,olGr LA asting htu TO
DENY the rr'luor IN LIs ut.'I4 AT gDitv. Wien
sanford was asked Ny n -. or'"r o.. I'M SrS
last ulght vhether the rI'ur was true pT false,
he made this stt'eH. 81.
/ have lnvr-r .-a'"d Vic matter and am
convinced that neither II ncso UeN lay,d."
sanford aisp ey0r. sod "---'t tU4f ~.0h a
rumor he'd haen circulated a. ColuWrlas rrla-
tons with prl1co'' ~ have o,wa"s boon cordial.
He SAID that IL was one ~ those warns -Ig' IN
evttahly crop out after a bic game agd = which
nobody knows the source. Brtl Refer and
Young attended tho same. but they Nv thev
occupiei se1tsi In to stand and vo'a not i-as-ei
- rldy a. auv t'ns, II is rpSSihla ,ru' TO
calling ~ Henry. a freshman. from tl' stand
gave rise - the stpr". This occurred a ta-
Ievick and Hodgnan 'he las, So
% backs that was on the Geld. had
baan sent on. Fe,ring thar further In
iurieS might neceSslt1te another man. wr-h
was sent up 70 Henry who hurrledy changed
his clothes. using Ns'tIs's suit He WI, sent
in AZ iuil back after Tnderhill was laid ON and
his presence was especially noticeable because
in the hurry he had neglected to put on Ms
stockings This Is the only ground that can
ba imagined at Princeton that would lead in
such a story levick, who wa-taken for Reitsr.
: built somewhat after the style Of the veteran
and might easily have been mistaken for him.
specially If he wore a head protection.
The abuse Of tho side-line rule has brought
ont another suggestion that az reIrSto We worth
considering. Tie ! ractiCe Of sending Informal
ton 10 the players rom tho COACHES hy means
~ the trainer has become - widespread that