The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-14
IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
schedule for To-day Presents No Hart
Games fer Big Teams.

Games Ter Big Teams.
The football games scheduled for to-day
are small In number. and. unlike last Satur.
days contest. they do not promise to be
hard tussles for the bigger elevens, although
there Ia no telling.
Harvard vs.. Wesleyan, At Cambridge.
Yale vs. Holy Cross. At New Haven.
Princeton vs. Lehigh, At Princeton.
pennsylvanlA vs. Gettysburg. At Philadelphia.
Columbia Va. Swarthmore. At the Polo Grounds.
Annapolis W. Gallaudet. at Annapolis.
Manhattan vs.. Rutgers. at New Brunswick
TUFTS VS.. AndoVer, at Andover.
The N. Y. L. varsity played hard. fast
game with the scrub yesterday. Although the
second team was especially strong. the var
sity broke through the line for big gains on
every play. This was due principally to the
return of Reilly and Coe to their places in
the line after over = weeks absence. The
scrub found 1t difficult work to make any
material gains and were never In reach of the
varsity goal. Big holes were opened by
Reilly and Callahan. who. the first time. rushed
the ball down the field. scoring three times
on straight line plunging. The varsity was
lined up rs follows: Left end. Connell: left
tackle. Callahan; left guard. Coe; centre.
Friedburg right guard. Goldstein: right
tackle. Reilly; right end. Lowry; quarter back
Hulsart; left half back. Tuthill right half back.
Mcdowell: full back. Royce This seemed to
be the fastest and best working combination
that has lined UP this season. Hutchingson. .
veterinary School," man was tried at full
back, and his work seemed to please the
coaches.
AMHERST, Oct l3.-The entire Amherst
team. just as 1t lined up against Harvard last
xas put through hT Eht p Sss1ss
the rain and mud Not man. except Cog
Harvard. seemed ut all the worse for Satur-
the head. and was the only Amherst man
taken out OF the game because Of injury. and
even he played the entire practice.
New York, and she will spare no effort to. re-
peat her victory OF last year. although II
is conceded. Of course. that the score OF 30
vii VII not asse to aeepD any trick sy
but will go at Columbia with good straight
football. such IS has characterized AmheTsts
style since Charlie Gould came here last iali;
tain. to take the pla ce OF Bran when the latter
came down with typhoid, was good choice
for the place. On Saturday he handed ne
fumbles quick az a flash, and played most
herst's weak spot s her ends. Daniels and
light to 90 into big heavy Interference.
During the week. however. they will receive
special attention and an attempt will be made
to Offset the lack of weight by alacrity.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct n,aJohn a.
Moorehead, member Of the senior class.
waS's ,sss in i sss 81 FIJI ths shs s
mage between the Yale varsity and college
had E1es tho
mage another player struck him with bis head,
causing the fracture, Moorehead was carried
from the field and sent to the city. accom-
was reduced and he was taken to bis dormi-
tory. The break is the first that has oc-
CURED on the Yale neld in k 0ng time and
some time ago, still is on crutohes:
ns w. o. nt uD
Gfsi best game Of ' the and
varsity scored only once. Bowman kicking
tho trst goal from the, held here this fall:
Another attempt was blocked and the o9Ae S
ball. soper was played as nrst sub Quartet y.
All the men who were of yesterday were back
In their positions to-daH BIoomsr re cer0S
Batchelder had The preference over Flande en-
to-day and took Bloomers place. Norton stin
being retained In the varsity line at LETT
to the quarters. Frank Butterworth assisted
In coaching the linemen.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct. l3.-Things looked
much better in the scrimmage between the
Harvard varsity and the substitutes to-day.
The policy OF playing the varsity substitutes
against the varsity was again followed and
lively game ensued. The varsity scored
three touchdowns on the second, all OF them
being on long runs. Don Nichols was
in the scrimmage yesterday for the first ting
In almost ten days, and handled himself
az he has been doing all along; Parkinson
was always on hand and made three tackles
down the field on kicks,
Lemoyne again played end on the varsity
Capt. Marshall used some pretty stern discl-
pline with the men to-day: A. soon s;s as a
the second eleven, Hanley was sent to the
side lines for iumbling In the scrimmages
and later was played on the second Hurley
was started on the SECOND eleven at right
half back and he succeeded in getting through
the varsity lines for a number Of gains
Later he was put In on the varsity and
played we'll there. For a time the var
sity back field was Nichols. left half back:
Hurley. right half back and Schoelkepf.
full back.
Chester Robinson was In the sorimmage
yesterday for the FIRST time In week. he
was kept in only short time at the beginning
and again toward its close. Andy Marshali
was out yestsrday n toys a. snd l.. ala ID Light ut
fer the West Point game For the frst time
plays in practice.