The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-27
COLLEGE FOOTBALL NEWS.
WEST POINT AND ANNAPOLIS
WORkING HARD.
Mlddies Heing Coached on the Defensive
and Their thances Said TO lie I'm.
proving Estimated Profits OF the
Season AT laIc-Notcs and Goss,p,

" TIT
Season AT Naie-Notcs and Gossip.
West Point and Anna polls arc this wee.
putting In some OF the most vigorous prao.
tioe they have had this season. getting on
edge for their game next saturday. Hard
work IL the order at West Point until t.
morrow when the team will ease up and rost
until the battle. Signal practice. running
back punts. trying goals from the field and
perfecting formations are keeping the We,t
Pointers pretty busy this week. pa" Cor
bin, the old Yale centre, Is on hand assisting
In the coaching The practice on Monday
was in a rain and wind storm, but there was
hardly any fumbling, and DAILY kicked several
goals from tho field. The lineup against
Annapolis will probably be the san as that
against Pennsylvania except that Phipr.
who played right half against Princeton and
did such fine work at advancing the ball. may
supplant Hackett IL he is III. Most Of H..
positions have been settled for some time
There was close rivalry between Bartlett
and McAndrew for right end. but the latte
seems 20 have won first call on the place b
his recent. good work. lie follows me hs.
very closely, Is rangy and speedy and has m.
making of one Of the best end, on the field
The Naval cadets are being coached hard on
The defence; preparing to meet tho Ms,
on a. a Ind The ends are coming in H..
ulncn attention IN INSTRUCTION. AZ EpttlnE QtNI
the Held under kicks so that they may head
on runs back by DAILY, The team has taken
onIresh hope with Nichols back IN ,1e game,
Middies. II is said, like their chances IN the
coming game.
Over 800 alumni and undergraduates
gathered on South Field. Columbia University
yesterday yes to watch wa I the B PSntIns contest 20 for
there in a body and many women braved the
GOLD to watch the kicking. The wind was :,
strong that the ball took all directions ami
all attempts az accuracy were futle On
the basis OF previous work and the parfic-
patton in two i~ntcrcol! egiate games the rlsiolo
Van Hoevenberg, Whitwe and Capt Berrien
Weekes and Van Hoevenberg were absenr
and will have their punts recorded on a late
an average Of s? as wards Tor I'VE punts
Morley made the best individual kick OF N.
day covering 49, yards, but he failed 10
and thereby decreased his average 10 30 lilo
yards for the five trials. Berrlen began with
so yards. but dropped to "a ards on his
fourth trial and retired from the contest
Whit work Nas very errltlc, each sue
cessive punt being either considerably more
or considerably loss than the preceding
Bruce was the most consistent OF th"lo there
being but eleven yards difference between
his best and worst punts The first round
went 20 Bruce with 50 yards. he took III"
second also with SO yards. Morley won tho
third with 90 yards although Bruce squnllet
his previous attempt OF SO yard~ Mhltvel
was llf u VI NV l'hl "a Va WI ''
yards TO SO made by Bruce and ~ 10y Morley
The last round went to Morley again with
ass yards. The
Bruce, nrs,-s7 1. sA 81 and Is yard, To'sl,
Mone5, second "a. IS esf,. %. ss u1s
rCjsli ,s yard, sy,5sss; g. i, % y11t, Il
Berfisn, foara" %, a.. y Ara Sc y.Las rrur'\
Total. III, yards. Average "'s yArd' '
NEW HAVEN. Nov 20 II 1. estimated by
Yale men that Iaieis receipts ,his yea iT2u
tory In round numbers Yale viii receive
between SIS. 900 and son,o oo. as her share o.
football receipts Ysle's net returns. from
m. Harvard game where the crowd va4
estimated at bout ~. cor, will he about s33"
In the Princeton game. where the croWd We
be about ,ib.Op The financial returns iron.
The Columbia Yale va me will figure up about
$500 FER Yale thr %,ne, ga ss'R ne. on nH5'
al star game will net Yale university about
t5.en fhi- vii urIng the grand total up :
about So upD Allowing. Tor all expense DO
athIe' A., FUND -hpuld be increased by at lea~t
g.. uJr the year
CNRFipuF Nov 20 Harvard brok. loSN
,%o-i'sr' 90 the blgsost aud most enthuslasN
anuf ,pu-Istlug ~ at indoor Celebration O.
IN. Harvard I mon aud a bonfire on solder
D. I'D Ir honor 81 the football team A ih'
l.Iou 10" honor ~ere passed around l'a
toaei h~fd distributing them III" other
sp.sk~T- II me evening were pr'sd'
IIiof MaIOi lhFglusou, col Hallow'l Caps
tHupbsll aud Coach Lewis PT.sidsIf
spoke - IA. condition Of the men a. b.
alVuNs h'ld that the athletlc tsAms Of
40 Zoo upi - oVeTtraln. but "a thIs "
taAW hr dld Iut s@e fhls tendency bfI
Co him Wa- - most encouraging f'."
Major HisgiIson spoke uf the sIfri
had arisen AID ~ The good fssllus boo tl'
~tampDsll, iof the team, thaIt.H
" itrr-Ity fuf thsiT uUpuTt Head Goa.
Nrut Into dstAils iu tho deyslopUeIf .'
team aud sAid Hum. very lnt"TrstIs
tlr mUHi lntaT -stius 81 which War fNF ...
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sp.srl iSuh ptsssd The sfrfH
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