The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-22
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CAMBRIDGE, Sept. H.-Tcn new candidahoa.
an hours hard practice AMI the win ing up OF
She weeks work characterize the events on
Sol, iers' r cid this afternoon. OF the new
material, some hol "a out promises Of utility.
Hen erson, 0I, rowed on the Varsity trial
eight last spring and weighs i7a Riggs, 'o3.
4 tackle ON last wears Freshman eleven, i 6 feet
S inches an muscular. He Received especial
attention from rx-Capt. Bur Ell In the spring
practice lat MAY. He weighs loi'i pounds.
Perclval. sub END on the 1903 Freshman weighs
1850 Du ley clarke, the 1898 Freshman end.
and sub first base on the Varsity nine last
spring, weighs I5J. Spratt. Ol, ofla-t fails Var
sity squaC, Isl. Piper, 'O3, ISL. Fox, 'O5. ie4.
Webb. 'Oi. I49ii, ana Jones, $40.
PRINCETON, Sept al Owing to the warm
weather which prevailed to-day many OF the
hard parts were cut out Of the Tigers practice.
and the afternoon was again spent In running
through formations and individual instruction.
The little work that was done, however. fell to
the linemen and In particular to the candidates
for the three centre positions. the lawrenceyuls
freshman. Dewitt. right guard; Dana. centre,
and Brown, the big new man. left guard. This
IL the centre trio that has been pushed by Coach
Edwards and the one that he spent an hour In
drilling this afternoon. In order 70 make his
course Of instruction more thorough tho eI-
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one and then another Of tho men. Charlie
Young, the old Cornell player. did not appear
In uniform, and II Is said that the faculty "
opposed to his playing
ITHACA. Sept H-Coach Haughton gave
the first instructions 10 Cornell's football team
In play formation to-day, He did not line the
men up according 70 merit, but took out two
teams and each team bad Varsity timber In
tHSroush VIII slowly at frst, in order that ali
Of the points might be thoroughly understood.
number to-day being forty-dve, but the coaches
complain because 80 few Of the candidates
are trying for the line OF the whole squad
only eleven are aspirants for the line positions.
and Of these eleven but four will try for end.
With vacancies at left tackle, left end and right
guard to III. the prospects for a strong line are
didates for quarter bach: Thomas. '0l; Domaurio.
OF Tydeman, 'QS and Brewster. % Thomas
Is the more likely. as he was a good substitute
TO George Young last year. Capt. Starbucks
| arm has improved so rapidly that he was abs
10 punt this afternoon.
STANFORD. Sept, 2i.-Betts Academy. has
entered upon active football practice, and the
| represented by one OF the strongest secondary
teams in the State. There Is considerable new
material which cannot be judged as yet; The
Jim Hyde. who Is PLAYING full back at Yale,
learned the game here and was for three years
who won distinction with Columbia last year.
also plaved on Belts a few years ago, and about
that time Richard and Frank Croker were on
the team.
BEASroRD P2NI Sept 1.-The Columbia
tice, There was no change in the makeup
Of the team The feature OF the practice was
the goal kicking stl OF ABBEY The Colorado boy;
and sent the tackles down upon him to try his
nerve He, stood ,tthe test and did his usual
remarkable Sanford said Of him this evening:
That boy does not seem 70 he able to miss .
siR@a' under de- all kinds Of conditions HsT and 4P R@ scenes trtSs
equally sure In his goal dropping | expect
to sec him do great things when the season
The Columbia squad will be broken mp on Mon
day, as many of the players have TO go 10 New
all leave Branford on Thursday and go to New
York To train. There was an addition n tho
squad to-day by the arrival of Holman. a Chi
learn the game. The Columbia boys refuse to
discuss Day. : action. but show that they have
ts15 %9re b use p tor Gimi TO " 4 1etu 9siy b ITi' t tHTs yes,
does not expect him.
PHTLADfIPHIA, Sept 1i-The Pennsylvania
team put In their last practice at merely con-
ditioning work to-day. on Mondnythcy VIII
g 70 Franklin FIELD apd real football will
running with TIE ball No line up viii be-
taken until "Wednesday The mornings prae-
10 Graves and WoodleV. two of tho most prom
ising quarter back candidates; because n the
heat hut lew OF the Others turned on In tho
afternoon, after the regular puntinE and catch
ing practice the men were divided into four
teams and coached by Woodruff. Hare. Card
ner and Kennedy
New HAVEN, Sept 81 Cornelius DAILY, the
Worcester hoy who rowed in the four 81 the
Wanchu setts Boat Club IN the National Re-
gatta this year. arrived in New Haven to-day.
D Imigo Is here lor ne 5: rHys' b TO try S1 he bent enir9 i2sSr Sa;
az Branford Point for the past Ten DAYS with
the Columbia football squad He is an asrtr-
Columbia squad and then lef; the New Workers
and cam to Yale he h9s not explained Yle
men are not pleased with his a.
t lions ga, and Cant Go'P PTnao ., me e. Gre 'ns T71
to-day, but Brown did not urge htm
20 join the Varsity squad II DAILY enters
Yale he will ~ course have a chance 70 try for
The freshman team but he Is not likely to be
have to prove bis metal first and do good WORK
In his studies In order TO clear up his lea
Columbia He Is said ~ be a clever oaTsman.
examinations They say he has always wanted
10 come 10 Yale. but was afraid Of the eNaTinl-
tons and IN a case OF -heartedness toined
and left Columbia Yale has not made tho
slightest effort 10 get DAILY here, and, IN fact,
IL bored nv the whole affair. The Yale Var
sity lined MP this afternoon as follows
Ends. Coy and Could tackles, Stnlman and Kun.
FlneRe: halt backs, Chadwick and Cock full back,
Hyde,
bowling.
The Greater New York tournament was organized
and Jay streets. Brooklyn. All the arrangements
were completed for the opening games on oct l.. an
the following clubs will rom pete: Echo. Pin Knight
NJ, ,rOpolltau SnArtan ImnerigI BuSbWfrE Council.