Evening star., 1900-10-17


that at end. In the practice game the
varsity made short work of the scrub and
succeeded in scoring three touchdowns.
big Days Work for Yale.
It was another hard days work for the
Yale varsity foot ball team on the college
gr.Giron yesterday afternoon. Benjamin. 9s;
Butterworth. 80. Heffelfinger. 81; Mcbride,
90 Mike" Murphy, Cutten. 30. and Adee
'S7, were on hand to do the coaching, and
they made things hum for the big fellows.
Two halves Of twenty-five minutes were
played, and the varsity could make but
two touchdowns Cook made the first one,
after twenty minutes of play by a magnifi-
cent run around left for thirty yards,
helped by excellent interference. and Hyde
made the second, after four minutes of play
in the second half After that it was great
foot ball. The scrub team given the
| ball. and the back field, augmented by Hef-
felhnger Mcbride and Benjamin. slammed
| into the varsity for repeated gains of from
| five to ten yards against the best sort of de-
| fenSe work.
| Hefelfinger, who lowered above all of the
| men except Sheldon, Brown and Hamin.
was host in himself at full back, and he
| threw his immense muscle and weight into
/ each play
| When the varsity, after the finest kind
/ OF defense work. had secured the ball on
| downs, which they did several times, Hef-
/ felhnger went into the line against Shell
| min half. Against this strong combination
| and the regular second team the varsity
| backs were sent in for plunge after plunge,
and played the hardest foot ball seen thus
| far at the field. The varsity. under coach
ing. were picking up toward the end of the
| second half, and against such odds were
| making their ground.
| Ferguson was put on at Coy's right end
yesterday afternoon. and Richardson at left
| guard In place of Brown. Fincke played
| quarter back in place of Wear. who played
| on the second team. Miller took Sharpe's
| place at left half back. and put up a bril-
| liant running game. Hale and Hyde alter
mated at full back. and both made good
! gains The feature of the afternoons play
was the attempt Of the varsity from the
| thirty-yard line to make a touchdown Re
peated plunges by the backs carried the
| ball to the college five-yard line. where a
| tumble by Chadwick gave the ball to the
| second team
Harvard's Best Men Nursing Bruises.
surprise was sprung on Harvard stu
| dents at the foot ball practice yesterday on
| the college grounds: Burnett, last year S
| center who kicked several goals from field
| in important games, appeared in foot ball
/ clothes He has passed the condition which
| has been hanging over him. and is again
| eligible to play Burnett has been keeping
| himself in condition and will soon be ready
| for hard work. Hallowell went through
| signal practice. but did not go into the
| lineup. A mum Of the best men were
| not out yesterday on account of various
| injuries. Farley has water the knee,
| Campbell is laid off for a needed rest: Ken
| dal, played but few minutes: Lee has his
| left hand bandaged, and Graydon Is nurs-
| ing a spraiiFed ankle.
Preliminary work was omitted yesterday.
| The first team lined up against the second
| for thirty minutes, scoring two touchdowns,
| Ellis bucking the line for both. There was
| frequent fumbling and off side play, and a
| lack OF team play back OF the line. Ker-
nan attempted goal from field from the
! twenty-yard line, but Sargent passed the
ball above his head just time was called.
/ Miss Cast on the Road Again.
| Not satisfied with breaking the 2,OOO-mile
road record. Miss Cast, the woman century
rider. started out early yesterday morning
over the Long Island roads to add further
records to her list. After finishing up the
| 1000 miles on Monday night Miss Cast
went to bed and slept soundly for several
hours. At 305 yesterday morning she
! arose, and, securing several pacemakers
| started out again on the weary grind over
| the Valley Stream course. At noon yester-
| day she had completed z, 100 miles, and at
| 5:45 pm. she had made 2.175 miles, and
said that she expected to complete the 200
| miles before midnight. 1t was said that the
! woman made One of the twenty-five mile
/ circuits yesterday afternoon in one hour
| and eighteen minutes. Miss CAST was
| paced during the day by John Castles, L.
| Rusch. +. w. Dilks, William Lawson and
| several women.
| AT the meeting of the Associated. Cycling
| Clubs of Long Island on Monday night one
| of the delegates introduced a resolution
| that such performances by women were
not only demoralizing. brutal and detri-