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sass o. winrinS this game and II should prove
Ias sh.as:. s:nH e &. ss' oss sr;s:se
stevens. With he supsrior weight and speed.
osso1 nss 1sSea q s RSfs. At fS-Sscs The va
tion Of Cohn VII! be Hlled by MoAsra from
the Law school. The team did not have hard
work Yesterday. - Coach Wilson did not oArss
In catching punts and sending the ends down
tvwsrrty vsr mi minutss .Is fast .ignM work. The New
Left enc; Cosnsil; lsft tackle. Reiiley; left
guard. McMara: centre, Chamberlain; right
susrd Coe right tackle, Callahan; right
Tuthi right haif H-Sa Sack % Tsebo"s veil i fuii
back. Stevens.
NEw HAVEN. Conn. OCT. ao-Yaie football
York Tomorrow AFTERNOON ieft this city to-
night with the parting shouts Of one thousand
vSiSssTadustss vSin 1Hl ringing n their ears I. and
ss pased Ras rsa' sp aSws %ss
found that his knee was wrenched. II will
will not keep 0wsley out of the play. The
remainder Of the team when they left the
campus Tonight were in the pink Of condition.
In Wall Street yesterday betting upon tine
football game this afternoon between Yale
and Columbia started In the Broad street
curb market at odds OF 10 to 4 and closed at
placed early in the day about 500 In small
wagers e 10 Ata.. "GH" Greenway. tho former
Yale athlete, came on the curb with wac
Of 3 to i. The largest single bet was $500
which George Adee, the former Yale quarter
back. bet on his college team to 500 put up
by A. sartorius on Columbia.
ppINcRrnc \ DOT prin had
q very light practice to-day in view Of the
hard game with Cornell tomorrow; The
Tigers did not line up, but had practice In
down the field under kicks With the ex-
ception Of Hart all the men who were n the
n,rnp aYsnst DHrtmpSth VIII PsS w
keep him out Of the game and Kafer win
play in his place. Dillon will keep his place
at guard. but strong substitute viii bs had
to isaye fhe game @ % Short '8i'a viii occupy ths
snd Waller viii be be ayalsble Nv Trainer jim
Hart aii the regular eleven are in excellent
condition for ,to-morrow's game. Although
the team work Of the eleven has been poor
ton students feel Hopeful Of victory DRY in the
Red and White may sucoesd in changing the
Ts, cStd tho Of lo,ss the sn5 RoR Sy naks
WItLIAMsTowN. Mass Oct. s0.-Thsre is
considerably more confidence among the
Brown since the outcome Of the Syracuse
contest Williams played no game on Wednes-
day. and hence has had chance to re-
contest; The practice this week has been
devoted to learning some, new formations
and to .perfectng the tackle and end plays
the heavy freshman team lined up against
the freshman fullSaet < viii be taken to Pow
Wednesdays game The regular lineup
which faced Syracuse will probably enter
the Brown game.
TRENTON, N. j.. Oct. 3O.-The Cornell foot
ball players took up their quarters at the
Trenton House, Trenton. to-day. and this after
to e last
before the battle with the Tigers on the Law
re1ceeville grounds. The practice was a.
mtg Waer and opsnd S
their final instructions to the eleven in alb
solute secrecy, and then the eleven went to
n an d ID M hse ss wGa Ss
The Cornell eleven is not oyerconiident 81
winning. and neither the coaches nor Capt,
Hunt VII make any projections taH 6regaGTdns
Hunt has weak ankle and Costello, the
right tackle. has a severe muscle bruse IN
lures the ithacans chance AZ ,s.1 materially FOR
tello took no part in the work to-day and is
lame. However he will play tomorrow.
Cornell will take special car for Prince
follows: Lawrence, left end voris. left
tackle; Schoelkopf left guard: Fetzer. centre;
Capt. Hunt. right guard; Costello. right
back; Rice. left half pack Snider. right half
back; Coffin full back.
AMHERST, Mass. Oct. sO.-,clinord 3; Lewis
'OS captain and quarter back Of the Am
herst football team. was sent of to-day to
New Hampshire for a week or ten days rest.
indsposi,ion. and yesterday his overtrain-
ing WAS so apparent that Coach Hart had to
take him out Daniels, O5. who has been
tswtss position. and may keep it for the rest
OF the season.