The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-20

Annapolis this afternoon. by n score OF to u.
The contest was the most oven that has taken
fair to say which team played the better
game of BALL for on numerous occasions
sh 1 wSs Of Peg NOR aHss nd any no" "9
Columbia would start kicking game. sew
cral times the leather was booted on the first
part Of the second half Weckes had booted
the ball to the Nays twenty-ysrd line. Bel
KNAPP i,nmediately dropped back TO return
the leather. The kick was blocked by Smyth
and Stangland and the ball recovered by
Stangiand eighteen yards from the Nays
her strongest game of the day and by hard
line pluug"s succeeded in pushing Smytn
over Tor touchdown. The ball vas punted
out wild and the try for goal Was a failure.
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brown ,.''..'.Lei, ac.le.'''.......'..'i Ie,@
S,angand ........ Right guard,.......... belHnap
Ja siisSs if sht end Sih;
FISHER ....,.... Quarter back. ......... Rrl>bin
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s r9nc bso,, s,,,fh Hr,c,,e ,rcr ne',H
p. Umpire : ArmstiGns' Isic Tine and
20 minute ha!ve,. Substitutes Duel for Weekes.
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Horace Mann administered a crushing
defeat 70 the Columbia freshman team on
South Field yesterday after scoring 1t points
bafons Rc n m nHa oysT nf TO
last and clean, and tn" paying Of the school
hoy hack to Tn or5s FUN Gh a in rfr
star of the day. He dropped n goal from
the field. scored two tonchdowns and made
Four co r% s2 ' who y ba S 20 the
Varsity SQUAD were on the side lines. buy
by he faculty rules were ineligible to play Oh
IN" freshman team. Only twice could Column
Dia win the bail on downs,
NEW HAVEN. Nov io.-what little betting
there was here Tonight on the football game
was ) 10 or Yale. One who l. near to tie
Yale football Management said tonight
for the team was IN better condition than u
week ago. He looked for q score OF ~ 10 q
certainly II 10 0. Charles Gould. captain Of
should win lsto0.
Tonight there was only ono ONCE opened
quarters. Tn" head OF the estahiis' ment
SAID be Rad $50 tickcts, for, TIE game Tat be
purchasers The Yale loot ball ma ma g. ment
aGGpp,ed nST plan tis year to head On
the front OF every ticket sold has been written
the name OF the. applicant, for the ticket
tors. the football ofrictlls. by tho aid OF
detcctiv: system. ascertains the name writ;
IN the hands OF spectators the names OF tho
men 10 wiom Troy belonged viii be entered
on the mana g"Inent's books and thcse men
IN the future, both before and after gradual
in9 The Yale D1,v News to-day made a
tickets get into the hands of tie spcculators..
There + big howl IN the town from Yale
men aeainIi the charges W. len the local
the game. The price l. now s25. Never
bbefore, in the listory of the New York and
New Tia ven road, u was stated at The New
IIp ", fprminO1 fO-IuN. hus thprp bgeD "A =
many special trains run here IN day to
foot u game at least. as WIN be the case on
special trains had been provided for. and the
returns have not all come in yet
Nrw HAVEN, Nov. ia-Wth every man
lively as u cricket the Yale Varsity team
danccd around na!s ii"id q Is aiisnnoo loon.
Il, the only ono. Of the clevens regular men
who shows a piece Of rag, on lin. Rafferty,
to-day wore a snail b,ndfs" oyrT the s., spC'
Glass was In Is place to-day The practice
began In secret shortly after O'Clock. The
bshind closed gates For tl,a most St part
the. men We're kept running through signals
and practising formeilons. The team was
bell The coaohes look for the team TO play
the fastest football In has exhibited this fall
When the Varsity faced the college team
only 1--WE OF the regulars were In their places.
Despite this the five, veterans with six sub
team and experienced no trouble in scoring
The gates were Opened Just before q IL scriIn-
mage finished and the spectators were al
lowed to watch about five minutes 81 play.
Including one TOUCHDOWN, by The Varsity
After the half Rafferty, Glass. Hogan. SShev-
lin, Kinney, Rockwell and Substitute Rora-
bac Oh were sent u fast mile around the grid
iron, During this performance the backs
were sent down the field to receive kicks
sent by Vanderpoel and Bowman. Bowman
eral GOALS from the centre OF tic, dfld in
manner that put the spectators on their feet.
Every man on the squad to-day tipped
the Princeton game. They have all recov-
cred their lost flesh and are In good con-
dition. The Yale men all seem to be con-
tdent of their ability to win from Harvard
They do not overes, innate their ability to play
football and are taking into account the line
work the Harvard team Is capable OF doing.
CANBnIpoE. Nov. ie.-Hsrvard had its
fore meeting Ellis on Saturday II was the
mot encouraging held in Cambridge this
rday L Is bccved will surprisS SH those Who
have said hard things about 1t all the fall
Tho confidence of the undergraduates Is
bitter bitter to-day than It has been for some time
but the men feel tia, the team ha- a lighting
chance. and that is all That was accredited
The team has got together this week in grand
style, The men individually have shown
that spirit Of fighting to tho last that has
been wanting in the games that Harvard has
second eleven the Varsity did not allow the
scrub to sGi9 foot and Il turn; they made d.,
he goals Once more there was n change in
he lineup, and this time. no doubt. it will
be final. SuPdan went back to centre, md
he i now billed for that lob on Saturday
This was the first afternoon this year thHt
the same eleven men have played straight
through the game. There viii be an open