The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-10
TURF,

Columbia g reversal of form in the second
Of conversation among the members of the
squad yesterday. The players themselves
said they were ars Of the Sv RR eaa
lef h half back. and Finne the centre. had
for Ser' ofrside and holding had been inflicted,
the team as a whole went mp IN the air. they
became afraid to charge too llerceiy ana as
re 4 week esE from ON ' next Saturday Columbia
viii have to 6s in splendid did PaEes fSr% Of
Pe s sssE 1a IN philadelphia, in her first
have to think hard i he is 70 work The c9iS aa
h fas ana sse; n Mas .se beaten last efaen
e. {hn s IL sSs
After dsng shs bs aid s not
men OF the visitors. Besides that his failure
from 70 mfs el d similar to mistake made in the
Wesleyan game. showed lack Of grasp On
good 20 psres Moy s % o os me 70
result i Of iootba i instinct than Of education.
rather a brilliant half hack than star quarter
hack, but he is the best OF the Columbians
as handler of the ball
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. o.-The nsyivania
football squad spent quiet Sunday. Ielgler
and Corson were sent to the University Hosp-
cal adviser. late on SATURDAY night for
much needed rest. Both OF these players
bad Esee der
repairs repair w. ". Hoiienbsck makes up. the trio
ran 80 hard in the Iehigh game thathe caught
the knee epidemic, WHICH ts now prevailing
among the SQUAD snbRsp nns and Esss
and twisted ankles. Capt. Torrey, Lemson
and sn are toaehep W
the H.e's other men, make up the injured Isl,
ShebIe is troubled with muscle bruises, while
Reynolds has an arm that gives him con-
siderable pain.
ITHACA, n. ", Oct, o. cornell has lost for
one OF her .feetest and best backs. He was
taken to the Cornell Infirmary to-day slfI
thing that Coach, Warner has all the while
been fearing ana that + ,hh, ns Sor aed
physical strength. The guard positions
showed so weak that changes are expected
men men for the places are no, vet in sight. An
other thing that is wo6ryhhs t sne so insin
age weight OF the team that played in Satur-
days game with Hamilton was only iT
IL IL iS''' i'"' ~ io"ci
still.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 9.-Georgc Goss. the big
n,ard on the 'O2 team. will come 70 y ale this Y
week to take the place coach OF Ned Glass,
who for a couple OF weeks has been ham.
merine away on the centre trip with good
results. Two of the Yale cripples. Quarter
Back Rockwell and Half Back HooEt will get
into the practice Tomorrow: The injury
to RockwelI's back ia of such character
that he viii do light work for while Head
Coach Raiferty. as well as the other coaches.
night that the old Rucknell captain. William
j. Mcmahon. had decided to retire from the
football squad because of injuries received
in nractice, Rafferty, said he knew of no
injuries received by Mcmahon on Yale Field
IL WAS stated that Mcmahon hurt his head
and must get out of the game or run the risk
of conc,ssion OF the brain. He will not re-
turn until after the Christmas holidays.
The Knickerbockcr Field Club defeated the
Mercury A. C., 81 TO q, AT football at knicker-
booker Oval 10th street and Eighth avenue,
yesterday afternoon II was hardfought
game. two men Jarrett and Haven. being
Injured The Knckerbockers won through
clever end running. The first half ended
% to O. in the second half the Mercury men
fought harder. but couldn't hold the kniCker-
bockers Mitchell, the colored full back on
the Mercury team. did fine work In bucklng
the line He carried the ball three times out
OF five, and the crowd cheered him Justify.
calling him "Gans," "Walcou. SNOWFALL"
and other names.