The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-05
COLLEGE FOOTBALL NEWS.
TINE At HAND FOR TEAMS 70
RECEIVE FINISHING TOUCHES.
,,o,. Game Promised whei Columbia ana
Cornell Mect-EspIanatsou q no
saulIes's sudden Mumng Outoreak
ot west Polnt-Practtce % che Teams.

ft0af s1I0S -
cornell Meet-Esplanation % No
s~au,les's sudden MINING Outbreak
at west P~olnt-Praettcs % ne Teams.
III. tim. has come for the finishing touches
Ia nut on the football teams. and with II
s,mss that keenness OF interest which marks
,e November period OF the eridiron cam
len This -ear the beginning OF this cru
a,I mart Of the season finds symptoms winch
,oin, 10 what might DO called an evenly
mntcbed condition prevailing among most
81 the bigger teams. q condition which In
orooses the attractiveness Of the fnal three
aseks and makes the task Of figuring out the
nrohable winner additionally puxxling. The
princeton Cornell game which. 90 far a. the
form displayed Is concerned. showed the
two teams TO be evenly matched. has an es-
ractol local interest, for Cornell IA to play
rolumbia here a week from nett Saturday.
and Columbi mon point 10 the Light Blacs
work. against Pennsylvania ~ ground for
their argument that Columbia has an even
chance against Cornell. This game promises
20 be one Of the best Of tho season. not having
the prestige Of the Yale Princeton game.
nlayed on the same day. but ranking with IL
IN actual excitement on the Geld. Columbia
has two stiff games to weather this week.
and then viii come the work OF preparing
20 wipe out old scores. The memory OF the
hollow victory OF Cornell over Columbia two
years ago has not been sfsced by subsequent
trumphs Already there are inquiries about
seats for the Columbia-C ornsl game.
Sanford's men have O game for to-day
which will occupy all their attention for the
time being, that with Georgetown. Yale
and Princeton appecr 10 DO not far from
equal at this writing aud Q football expert
remarked tho other day that IL was o toss up
between Harvard and Yale. IL viii not be
a toss up between Yale and anybody. II Yale
fumbles "a she did last SATURDAY. If she
does sad also plays a. abe has the last "
weeks" remarked a Yale man yesterday.
Harvard and Princeton will tsaf her up the
back Gut In accounting for low scores
against Nest Point, the Cadets aggressive
defence must not he overlooked This de-
fence is 50 determined and well sustained
.hat II baiile. opponents 9n:adefaniy "has
two weeks, Harvard has been rounding TO.
but tho three weeks 70 coms Will have a more
ipP ,StS ,bs Ses pn.s , ST t a:.E Es'ul a. an SHs.
the hig game for this week. Harvard vs..
rennsylyaaiai at present taT . :PesaIT' s. 70 Ss
II Pennsylvania wins this game her victory
will take q conspicuous place among HIS
, .SIs. t % sSm. 's ARP :ss.l Sps IN IL G Fan mS org
uncertainty.
Princcton-Cornen game YVES right and that
Brewster made a safety. u was 4 needless
, ,ia,s ,s Tsp Sesr t tSst a such y a 80 play me Ia: s'S SeeS
made; each time bringing defeat With + In
carried the ball back across his v goal
line under the impression, presumably, that
4 BE THs %n n aha E SOW sGsfe oi Got. Is nh' P fhs s SSs
in the game, In Brewster's, easc his proper,
BSlSHys. t 4 would I'D s 9Re sal, W snd p nsys ssfn ah 70
chance for It TO get back q the line, In;
SSper,enoe rather than rSst,s, is assigned
S %aTf entitled to credit than oensure' :
great endurance Princeton's, playing in
his eams was N q s.nss Just iee Teyerss
W Work faG In t dsai inrst SSsslIf wSs below par. but
there was a brace IN the second hall. Yale
alter threatening TO demoiish West Point
in the first half. petered out In the second
While The Yale player; wer. b:.toTins
t nsa ...rn si.se.s OF a.. coaches on sstafdsS
s&sSaiie,' sudden ,iSSbtiisy 70 catch. punss,
S SgIia@Dla ss sas'fp,s D. sa sfsss ssSss. %Oi..n SSI
While in the west Point game he handled
ra5urndlnSs had much 70 do With Ali season
bs s@aiIss hs; beer na :at on p .Ss.: vita sDs 2
Seid M West point the s%ridiron is open
'or the most part with the river. and noun
Sari;on IN .S siSw ft 70 8. G .sr- sSr out q NJ fro sa0 si
ie when the ball came down. said DE Saul
s, Il, 1 TS.d I I S%i Pr e. .s ssa y Y 1 ": ' to sSs
uorth, lie saulies also judged the ball poorly.
once IL came down behind him Every base
sr6u5 Si' Ersct snS ST. . sGE a 70 sG jaas. ~ e ssIis
II may be fortunate Tor fsls thai her game.
si,h Harvard and prineea.n VIII be played
PRINCETON. Nov. THY practice Of the
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