The sun., 1900-11-22
IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
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Various poiri. of Interest sbou tho
Rival iI.,.n. ps,,ips stiH =, t,er mon-,.


1to Hary1-d. lle aHme rn Saturday All
| rtohHhlv llusiJato fully tVn stvl's ~ Httl,k
nat h,,o teen r'oyIl,nt fpr vea'. Harvard
l. ho, ,ked to r,lv NJ" wsll-kl"Sn o.,"n zane
yhlo Inlc Nill pf1bnhb icicuI upon tht
t1calc ha,s iornrtiou, ofpsttu',lr what IL
known as mass Tlny frrm q sI"'tltor's
| standpoint iiaryard'- sivlc rlnv appear Ia he
the mo-n picturesque IN tlht i may - rysglhlo
| 10 -ec tho man With tho bail rIon tb" ilmc ho
starts lntil he il dowr"d TIL. was ~" Daec
In th" 'llrvara prnns"lyInl1 match ard ,he,c
vaa much favorable ,otpncnl bc,au'" 81 II
,Hri Dlly,lt uuGr. - back .h.wcvet. has learned
the kraok oi hiding the ball 50 We'll that orI'-
| r'n,s have been soie!y ,Uz/ltd 10 t,ll us' what
| player carries he leather For that fcHson
IN, stvlc Of lttaok II both Interesting 10 noyo,s
| and even veteran onlookers and 10 also prob
lon for rival tackers with yllc's mass play 1t
| IL q hard rpa'te- for spectators TO sce tie
| nlnn with the ball. for the formlton is close
and the attacx Is low and solid, yet It II eisier
! for opponents to pick out the play er carrying
the ball for Yale than IL is TO find the Harvard
runner Various comparisons Of the two
elovens unite on one point-th0t the Yale men
| have 30 far shown more agcressiveness than
| Harvard That Is 10 say they fight harder
and tackle more, lercely; Because OF this
nS fas aH a
against Pennsy lvania was OF sufficient power
70 lay up nearly every member Of the Quaker
both elevens will play hard, fast football on
Saturday. it is freely predicted that the game
ns out d ~. %" even oasS
| with plenty Of money W on both sides: There
IS growing belief though. that Yale viii
TO 0. but non-partisens cannot see how the
game is anything but an even break.
Harvard men are confident enough, hut they
| WD.llI "A an a Al -
| thHt the Crimson eleven was In tie ,aJne form
displayed AGAINST PENNSYLVANIA. The 90
caused no end Of apprehension The Crimson
| Varsity. az whole, has hoI played really
hnrS S"e T9cs Sn e s'Iy oyer asee e 9pfSH f1o
training under orders from Jack McMasiers.
| The sluWp that followed was tho natural re-
snlt and was looked tor by, the Harvard trainer
| Since then McMa-ters has been gradually
| working the men back into form with the itea
ss9 SSa' sSss The Shd e i"sy a
| ward coaches have had one Tart ticuar cGlect ~
Wow a. make the eleven a; fast "a q whiriwind
who has seen Harvard and Yale play this year
| believes that Yale can play the speeder foot
bali, though anybody viii admit adm. that the Blues
usually swift OF foot. but nothing like the feet
| ness OF the Crimsoils In their battle with the
QUakers Ii iIarvard's team Is IT. therefore.
1 planped. lae's defensive tactics will have
to mpr%ye. III. The strength OF the Yale ENDS "a.
|
much of Harvards scientific interference.
The hard, low tackiing Of the Yale players
run. nj. in bros; brofcn fields ? by DAILY and Sawin, who
! have cNccllri all other VARSITY players in this
/ rcspcc, this year. IIarvqrd's Interference
! has been pronounced superior 10 Iales. and
! II II turns out Tint way In the game. sharp
! gains may he looked for by tie Crimson backs.
| liarvard's conches are somewhat exercised
! over the ability Of their three centre men Ia
stand the beefy line buckinc of Hale, Rloomcr
/ ard stlIman. While Lee sargent and Barnard
Cracl,en of Pennsylvania, yale'- system Of
| attack Is considered nor" effective than the
! guards back play, Hare and McCracken were
I could make much n an impress on on Harvards
centre. and both ofthenl got in long runs around
! the ends II ia contendcd that II Pennsylvania
| 10 do 50, a. the Blues this year have proved
| 70 bs the best scoring team in the arena, i
! 70 score. tnasmnch a. columbia. with one OF
| the greatest half backs in the country.
! Weekcs. was able 10 make clean, touch
yalc's defence las been vastly improved since
| the Columbia game, hut the fact that Harvard
/ ran up II points against the powerful QuakeIs
hard task 20 whi'owpsh the Cambridge ex-
pcrts. ON this proposition II will not he hard
to ind speculatorS willing to wager that both
teams win score. II such proves to he the case.
there will be plenty ~ excitement for the thou
sands who go 70 New Haven, Indications point
Cambridge and Boston. while L is believed that
1000 p,rsons Will go up TO the battle ground
Hartford Railroad oalcias s7id y'st.rd that
they would psovidn ampl" accommodations for
~. Special trains will leave the Grand Central
Station. beginniIg x NJ an early hour, and enough
the depot Julian W. Cur,iss says that the
stpeculators have not secured man tickets and
foits The ya'c management has engaged n
large force ~ police and special officers 10 pre-
serve order II necessary.
Coach Sanford Of Columbia, who has made
some remf<kahly accurate predictions this
tnnt games. sa:s that Yale will defeat Harvard,
bnt that the scoT" Will not be large. Sanford
told THs SIN renorter that Columbia would
win 90. Lest Friday sanford said that Yale
would beat Princeton 20 to- 10 o. M1[c,' the The
would beat Harvard, IL to s. but he called at
tentIon 70 The fact that he picked Penns,.IyaIIia
To defeat the Crimson Nearly all the Co.
lumbia men are roofing for Yale.
CAMBRIDGE. Nov. 2I.-Harvard's last prac-
tice in Cambridge before the Yale game brought
out nearly -four thousand students to-day do
spite Intermittent showers OF rain and mud
soaked streets. For about an hour the crowds
cheered the team. It's captain and men. Their
pleasure AZ the good showing Of the Varsity
could not be Concealed, and when the, Struggling
line emerged from Soldiers Field, Harvard
spirit was rampant and Yale money taken
wherever met
fight"
The game with Yale will be hard fought
and closely contested" said Coach " II Lewis,
"and i! the day is clear Harvard should win"
Coach ". Camc-on Forbcs expressed HIM
SELF nleased with the exhibition of the eleven.
Capt Daly said
"Thc team manfests splendid spirit and that
ought to count
Tomorrow morning at s25 o'clock tho eleven
leaves for Merden via SprnCfoli At MCri-
den the team will hold secret practice to- NOR
row afternoon and FRIDAY morning and after
noon Lunch will bc served NJ II 20 O'Clock
on SATURDAY. and at - O'Clock the players will
take the train for New Haven TO decide the
issues between the Crimson and tho Blue
Uarvard's exhibition rav TO-DAY lasted
thirty -nre minutes and ncttCd three touch
downs, from two Of which goals wern secured,
but the scoring did not represent the snappv
p!aying OF the Varsity nor the hope its work
Inspired
Columbia's football squad resumed work
yestcrqav after three d1vs of i9,eNcss, Reards-
lev. Holman nnd Conn did not report but the
rest of the men. Including SYKES. were in the
luc-up and no one showed anv signs of 81 le-
re,s Cornell was put IN Cofflns place NJ ri yht
tackle and impressed the coaches favorlblv.
Srv HAVEN, Nov y The Yale football
,eaf took brace this afternoon. Every PLAYER
VIII took Iart in the Princeton 81 ne was IN
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