The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-24

delphia ~ outside tho limit pennsylvania
the game. An attempt will be made to get on
a game with ComollS freshmen ON the former
Harvard date, Nov. 8,
NEW HAVEN, oct % There was more shift
ing of players on the Nal" eleven this afternoon
The coaches seem to have .delcrmiped TO re-.
DuIcc from the end and put MIN at hall back
ana then at fun back Next lihCkc was. taken
l1rG,n TnerieT ana pg' at om n@ii P'T To. n3ida ag
the end Of the line l. NJ hotIts the end
rush, was pat at hall back Al oi these PLAYERS
are men " 10 ARE SUPPOSED Ia hdNe 4 good clHin't
for the tcaln. Trey have not come Up 10 ne
mark at the place, where tie coaches want
theu most, hence, ~" c"acdcs are sill,'IE
item to try to find places vhrre thoy WI hl
In The most noticeable tact about thee
cnanEe- l. thut they all tend To lEylrh up tle
there The beat caused ~" men M lnClr
heavy suits To suffer a great deal for, lul-
reason the work was hight aud many ol tlc
Y urNily players Were not asked 10 me UP lur
q" practice game BIo"lurr .uFri tIt"utn
the practice for the first time ~ almost two
weeks lie dld some good w"rE tat tG sG'
played at hNt back Tor one HAT al ne Practice
He has been on tho hospital list Tor some time
Irm ,CA. oct. 23-For forty minutes Cornell,
football a~sIIrant- struggled to-day on a Held
eNccs,iNyly muddy as q rcs.i oi ihe long cor
70 the w,rh. detorml9gd a. ~" ncNi, two MecEs
10 whip a winning VARSITY out of cornell
material. il must be- admitted that he WIN
energy g. do So. All a. the varsity men wer,
out, Capt. StarbHck taking h- Iiao" nc ihl
back. The rain aud the .wCt n,lI inttr'rrr4
hard ri,r he Varsity scored two ,ouchdowis.
one of them camC IRON a long run 10y Morrison
Capt. StarDUCE had several Opportunities To
kick and handled the wet ball iu. a very sail--
factory manner. liaughi9n dld ia" kl,hll-
Tor he Grub eleven aud aided ."u.l.' Tt.il
In getting the hall across the first teams 'iI".
Otis was put on the scrub eleven to-day ana l.,
likely To stay there unless hi, WORK improve.
Another hnrd day of practice was in order qt
Columbi Field Yesterday NcN~. that Yale
was Offering : to 8 that they would score over
work whore II WAS needed Auten's, broken
nose -tlll keeps him out of the play and l,elrr-
man, the new and promising hai back. has mad
to lay of tor ~ouc time ON account ui an iuJ urcd
eve More aggrr,,Iycne,s and ginger ar" daily
being injected into the play aud the c"!er.iy 81
defeats Of the last two weeks have meant much
to the men N,'coyitch ,tIll ltmp-, but VA
centre Nwiti Wright and lyon az guard Most
OF the individual coaching was tor the guurd-
70 tackle low Stllmuu, the new man at tackle,
did well The scrub only made hNe yards III
ten downs
There was a committee meeting Of the New
York Iutersohrin~tIc Athlet., Ns-oCiu'.uu }'~-
'crday afternoon II was called Tor the Iur-
rose ot takils definite action iu rcrald q" me
1lllUr .ttfluu league movement. \ 'f' llll'l
disou~-ioui II was decided 90 lay ~" matter over.
This practically means that tLC'e Will TEE no
Junior foot tail league this }'or. Nor'r 81
hut without the assistance u' tie association
such a move would b." Unsuccessful. The
PROPOSED interstate gan" tCtWc'u NE Winners
la>tic associations was then taken uI The
BOYS are enthusiastic over the 'rni 'erd con
test and ~" matter WI i' Ialo h'-"Ir N' dr'-
gates at the neNt regular meeting OF the assoc
citation.
Norm T~oxAv,vpA. y &, oct ~ -Frouk
A UinSnv stated to-day that ho gave Capt
Brown no definite answer 20 his m"~rHE" uT.'hE
him to come 10 New Haven at once and. u-. his
other coaches have been unsuccessful ono
thing j. almost certain. however and that o.,
colusn, zen d1y- before tho ! dl"-lilrvlri COM
test The silent captain has h]r~ifI'pd % come
now for business and financial reasons Hardly
a wear has passed since Hiukcy WIS q PLAYER on
the team that he has not gone 20 the aid Of his
alma mater each season. UaNlHE hl- own oN-
pcus"s A'thoush Hiukey'- love for Yale *
strong. he does not relish the idea Of being uu"~
the supervision Of other coaches, which h" mas
been her"tuioi"
CAMBRIDGE. oct % Tho Harvard Varsity
eleven played better to-cay than i ha~ dom"
before hi, season Five. tine Tie VARSITY
scored against the second c.oNen Although
the touChdowus were made chiefly on end runs,
the playing through the lire was u'sO lmTroN"d
Putnam was again, behind The ne, making
many long runs Hgl.Owel played during the
frst half Coach Lewis had the second eleven
try tho Pennsylvania guards back formation
AK inst the first eleven. II was not well ~
eau'ed 50 that IL was easily STOPPED The
VARSITY will - behind closed cuto- Tomorrow
afternoon for some secret i%rrctiD" preparatory
10 the indian game
Sanrord's speech 20 Tho friedman c'ass NJ
umbiu last week has resulted i'm the for
nation Of a freshman football ta .. !. Bo-ert
La been chosen ma'a-"r. The" 'arddnt e. re-
rorrad , r-tardn, and " mt through "a + FIST
work The mn ar" rather NrEt nut viry. The
first lineup was AZ follows.
Centre. stein. guards. ArgAl and C%anallE1; tackles,
Rcis and Henri cE ends. p0pp.r and Nu.E..l quarter
back, Hatch, half backs, Benjamin and Day, iull
back. Arkrll.
Games will b, arranged with the leading
prrplrn'ory schools and the freshman classes Of
other colleges.