The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-03

and sufficient extra accommodation provided
IL a guarantee from the contractors that they
can have the stands ready. They think they
can do this with a week 70 spare; 40 IL ls allnost
settled that the game will take place AZ
Princeton"
PRINCRToH, Oct. mo regular lineup or
scrimmaRe with the second team on the days
preceding the match games" is the rule laid
this fall. Accordingly the contests with stevens
Institute tomorrow, which VIII be the frnt one
Of the seqton for Princeton. neccssita;ed
the removal Of all rough parts from the practlcc
at University Field this afternoon and t9e time
was taken up IN running down punts and signal
drill. MCCord's knee was found to be strong
enough TO allow him 10 begin the game NJ tackle
tomorrow and Dewitt may. also get "A chance
az guard Ralph Davis, the And2yGr i+ nndi
was put at tackle. on the 'crub. HUTCHINSON
tho old quarter back, returned to college to-
day, but ~ Is not known whether the faculty
will permit him TO play.
ITHACA, Oct. 2.-Cornell INDUCED In very
light practice to-day. the VARSITY simply ran
ran through signals but n scrub eleven was
formed which had n short line run. Cornell
plays the University Of Rocheste tQ-morroMl
one Cornell viii probably put In a complete
second team. \oris was tried at centre to-day
and will probably play TOMORROW. Burns
viii also get a trial at tackle aud Hull will prob
ably take TOohills place at lett end. Alex
ander Is gradually working himself into con
dition TO play and to-day ran through signals
for twenty minutes and then Took "A hard run.
Brewster. was used as quarter back on the SCRUB
team and handled the ball in fine shape, IL ~
likely that he will be- allowed to try his hand
tomorrow. Coffin was the only man Of the
Varsity. squad In the lineup and he t0G, WI
line ny tomorrow. Capt. Starbuck continues
TO punt Tor a long time every night. and hls
leg will probably make itself felt when lie gets
back into the game again.
NEW HAVEN. Oct 2-Yale's daily practice
on the gridiron took place under a scoTching
| ThPrp WAS "A new arrival among the PLAYERS
this afternoon. Leonard 1homas. 1901, OF
Philadelphia, returned to college HI norni
ing. lie was one of the crack ends OF last fall
who was disabled He has been in nina and
is Just back. lie viii ply again. ne sGrHo
afternoon and it wa a long lime before the
veterans could score Mike Murphy was
shouting %tierccly a. the scrubs and keeping
greatly troubled by the heat, but he did well
Sheldon and the other new additions to the
They looked as though they had been in the
river by the time the practice was ended, lale
will play, her second game Of the season az the
The linc-np will be changed throughout the
game. Just ~ it was on saturday last
The New York University football squad
PLAYED ia fret scrub game OF the eeasan at
ONO Field yesterday afternoon, Blunt, cap
tain OF last years team. was in charge. OF tho
college team. In preliminary practice tho men
quickly ruined tho new tackling dummy. Capt
RorRe seleotcd the following men from the
nysSr, ,i| 15RSfE' g%sil ;5d bo 81, P sSsE7 %, pnS Ts!.
and Lane tackles: Young and More, ends
HS .Rs[Ss and p' Bro;wn 1uI hail. backs, WSilcSoX ana. lii,
ends. Alyord and Morrison, tackles, Lyon and LIP
placott. guards: X Young, centre.
For two iteen-minutC halves the team -trug-
gled and neither wa able TO gain an advantage
Blunt and the line men put mp "a strong defence
and the runqrIRp s Z! nj yo sH%n,a lf1 an adyE5t %ss
In tho. second half and had the ball on the five
yard line when time was called tlcEert9n
buCkcd the line in good style and Iuthl,i
showed up well in putting Coach Hatch will
help the men from nov on, Ihe,-g,1d has been
increased 10 forty and nest week the wedding
out process will begin
PgrycEroy, oct -? The, Yale Princeton
university field here on Nov y. ms was orig
innllv intended
Pell tonight after he had returned from New
York, where he went this morning IN company
with ex-Capt, Edwards and Coach Ballet
and ready for use by the date set for the game.
Other pnrt,icnlars we're mo-. obtainabls, bqt II
of them has been given out. Work on the
structures, It il said, will begin NJ once They
will cover the field on the east, west and north
This construction will neCessitate several
changes in the field, the most noticeable being
the shortening of the running track from one
third 10 one-q1arter Of a mile In length.
PHILAnELpHIA OCt. 2,-lhe SCRUB scored
on. the Varsity to-day. II was through 20
huke, but by straight football through the
line. They worked the ball ~ 70 the centre Of
the field On a kickoff, Kennedy and h lem
kicked but The Scrn6 got it ar9tn on d% nSo
alternately hammered lifeline, gaining steadily
and scoring. finally. The practice vas, the
most valuable that Pennsylvania has had I've
more than half the time. The defensive work
of the Varsity wus not brilliant and Coach
Woodruff can now see their faults in ms Iart
OF the game, The lire IS strong and heary
and the back field l. last and weighty. but
they could not keep the scrub from gaining
consistently. j. Gardeners shoulder was in
Jured during the game, but not seriously. To-
morrow afternoon Pennsylvania will line. up
against John Omtland's lambs rom ttTankln
have a chance 20 show what they can do:
Graves viii be put in at quarter back and he will
probably do the kicking.
C~AMBUrDov, oct. 2.-The Harvard Varsity
eleven IS on tho mend. II finally succeeded in
getting together to-day strong enough. TO score
three touchdowns against the, third eleven
IN two 4fteen-minnte halves But It TOOK ne
Of the fierce practice game there occurred. the
first injuries ~ the season. two Of n very serious
nature, j. ", naloven, right end on the Var
ankle so that he win be ont o. the game for
three weeks G r Howe o. a Ire man,
ankle. lie was taken TO the Cambridge Hos;
pital and win probably never plaL football
hgnin. Roberts, the centre on tho third eleven
turned an ankle and Kern was slightly In
jurcd IN tho chest. They will both be
ABLE Able wt to , play again again Nh Fl L a rev W tho Ga Sd
preliminary %tacklirg q tn" dummy and falling
onthe ball. Then al tho men caught eNsv nunts.
: on the Varsity field later the backs however,
continued their h'd fumblinR Of punte The
kicking improved slightly, Herman getting the
greater distance. Several noteworthy changes
we're made In the lineup Of the Varsity when
Il faced tho third. Riggs was at guard and
Gravdon WAS converted from a tacklc into a bach
Tho former made big holes In the line, through
which thelatter made good gains. In the second
half Whit we'll. who PLAYED so well OF guard
on the third Monday. was tried at tackle and his
work was again fun Of snap and promise
TO-dn y's Football Events.
Rutgers VS. Columbia at New Brunswick,
East Orange High School VS. Pratt Institute. al
East Orange.
University. Of Pennsylvania vs. franklin and Mar
shall, at philade phla.
Cornell VS. University NJ Rochester. at Ithaca
Yale vs. Amherst. at New Haven.
PriN ceton vs.. Stevens at Princeton
Harvard VS. Williams. at Cambridge