The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-05

e hsmms5 z. the aIst xish psnn:ylva MAJ
3 an i%pssssion i one he ISu' svs a1s y4i il. spit" spite
very slow at limos; The backs were q little
:ssln mpsrsistess 4 n w faniblins' 9nos sSsyy
carried the. ball 70 the seconds s-yard line
s :ss b sa1r on lost 3 to i; ef, mIPssl.,s sSw sissrrs sUI
down OF the afternoon Bob Wrenn. one
q Hsrvsrd's best coaches, was out to-day
slsfdsn was again in the lineup aSS sC,ssy.
toys Tor tie first time since no was injured
N the Carlisle game, but was unable 70 60
fifteen minutes against the second After
The regular lineup the Varsity substitptes
SsntS-%!nSte h hnlf, ,s au5 hst " Thi q Tin s,m sss
playing the guards back formations. bys they
the Varsity threw the second back twenty
playing the Pennsylvania formations.
on u sy oS,B rfsIS " I 2 c sSrqS team rt shst pTses yss,
terday. Laucon. Bruce. Mcclellan. Kindseni
Van a%oeysnbeIs. Weskes and smith nit r., rested toi
days Ss'' sa%e A' With snt 6eo : aeIellsn
has a sore knee as a result Of Pepnsylvanias
.stao. or ilsht guard sc. and !, Smith ht u has e, a oi stts,
were YER simply tired Arthur woin, The left
s e.. p Ess has Ia III. been spa Al fST i iins' WI Wizard siu also
who knee was hurt In the Williams game.
has recovered and played at end for a time
and s5-Cspt, Morley played at his old position
at right halt back. There wero no scrim-
There Appears to be- a doubt a. TO whether
Morley Eoked tho goal after colHmSia.;
on Saturday, II is said that Referee psshisll
thought that the goal was made while W.
u Corbin OF Yale. the urnpire disagreea
SrG%M on: y's saTs h shs sfI II at ' Re doubts Very
much whether the ball vent bet ween ths
posta or net The Go',.,S Ss Ss'r soore % Ss 10
70 Q The figures on the old score fence on
South Field. which we're. painted Yesterday
give credit to Columbia for 10 points oniy'
NEW HAVEN, Nov 4-If, a. is freely pre-;
die!ed: Yale players are TO es n hsHs T NOT ss
yet oome 70 a realization OF It. for thi; after
noon the. entire Varsity tea N was PVT through
tive h,rd halves At a Pace that ,S woI b6p ssem iS no
toughest kind predomineted and not for an
H. : st alS the S SSase SSns sfs up Of sigma. ass HE pra c.
tee IT, The 0s ssG golioT prssrs sS,aa %l1e sna spseaat sSfs
Eor n half hour the coaches worked at the
formation for the various plays getting some
ne them the value OF quick movements.
From this time on Yale should come on witn
al speed II ws she t r. TO s TSaSn GhA'R Bow iins
work and iumbling she has got 70 ovGsc9 .Sas
this can an BE he aS DS2s 81 the m wnh 0Sn isstnfo of
the makeup OF the team. was the placing OF
Capt Gould. left end. at full back IN piSee OF
and the transferring OF that PLAYER
to tackle on the scrub team The mem.
cheney OF W~eymouth's punting In the West
p Po int sf H. bp put isy S,d %SSil bG. his %" loot y sOrs
Is The Yale abasiiy Ner.. the, college orfcial
West Point game that -The work of the team
In several departments OF the game was tne
worst that has been seen thls year ana
that some may Judge OF the teams efficiency
by It's manner Of play In that contest
condition The football leaders believe there
IL a growing spirit OF indIlercnce on tne
part OF the UNDERGRADUATE 70 the Narsity
football interests. and they. are AFRAID thai
IN this Indifference II not checked u VIII spread
throughout the university and VIII uniaVof-
ably affect falrs ehahcS Was "a e ehIds to.nisht
"Wednesday night Of this week, when speeches
lea ding under gradnates 70 show that the
UNDERGRADUATE body has a duty Of loyety
e ai.Sssrse u heartily ~, sT nne3 tn have sss SSiis
student professions, go 10 the nelo every
afternoon to attend the prsGt,Ge, I hs%aea
by the Yale band and - cheer the payers
on W do championship work,
LEXINGTON, Va, Nov. The much-her-
aided game bet Ween the local clcyens, cadets
Virginia Military Institute and the studcnts
Of Washin eton and Lee University, was played
fore n large crowd The cadets snowe
their opponents under by ~ toe